Hotels near James A. Garfield Monument in Cleveland

The hotel on campus is great. Twin room, large and clean, suitable for children, no extra bed. Starbucks coffee and breakfast on the first floor are very convenient. The nearby museum is well worth seeing, walking on foot, the campus is beautiful, and there is time to listen to the concert.

Located in Lyndhurst, Hyatt Place Cleveland/Lyndhurst/Legacy Village is within a 15-minute drive of Cleveland Clinic and University Hospitals of Cleveland. This hotel is 9.9 mi (15.9 km) from Progressive Field and 10.8 mi (17.4 km) from Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.Don't miss out on recreational opportunities including an indoor pool and a 24-hour fitness center.At Hyatt Place Cleveland/Lyndhurst/Legacy Village, enjoy a satisfying meal at the restaurant. Wrap up your day with a drink at the bar/lounge. A complimentary on-the-go breakfast is served daily from 6:30 AM to 9:30 AM.Featured amenities include a business center, express check-out, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Planning an event in Lyndhurst? This hotel has facilities measuring 1798 square feet (167 square meters), including conference space. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 135 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and flat-screen televisions. Your room comes with a pillowtop bed, and all rooms are furnished with double sofa beds. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, while MP3 docking stations help you enjoy your music in the comfort of your room. Private bathrooms have designer toiletries and hair dryers.

Very good hotel, the hotel is close to the Cleveland Museum of Art, convenient for children to visit, there is a parking lot, 10 cars for parking, the hotel brother stops 30 knives. To be honest, breakfast is more suitable for European and American guests, but the attitude of the waiter is super good, the younger brother at the front desk is also super handsome.

Rooms need updating bathroom floor and grout dirty looking furniture damaged and worn Room rate was too much for conditions it seems like they are trying to make up from Covid it’s ok to charge however you have too give the customers what they are paying for and then some being a Hilton honors member doesn’t really get you anything but a couple bottles of water lol !!!!!!!

We came to the area for a graduation party. From the check in with Angela to our check out was great. Our rooms were nice and clean. We had adjoining rooms. If there was a complaint it would be the bed was to firm for me. Also, because of the weekend and the amount of people maybe housekeeping could have been a little more present in the common areas. Especially the elevators. I saw a guest almost slip and fall in the elevator due to water from the guest coming back from swimming. The bar wasn't bad. We had catered food from the hotel for our event. The beef was to die for. Excellent taste. The nice thing is there are some stores and other restaurants close by. If in the area will definitely stay again.

The hotel is a building with a bit of history, the corridors and rooms are quite large. There is a complimentary breakfast and dinner, and there are a few glasses of alcoholic drinks in each room, free popcorn. There is a parking fee of 28 US dollars per day at the entrance of the hotel. There are many other parking garages around the hotel, usually about 10 US dollars a day. Overall very good

The room was up to date. Tru offered a complimentary hot breakfast. Breakfast room was comfortable and bright. Tru offered a great common space with many different seating areas. I spent a couple of hours just reading in the common space which was surrounded by windows. The only negative is that there are no restaurants within walking distance. The location is great for visiting the museums, botanical garden and Cleveland Clinic although you will have to drive to them.

Where should I start!!! I booked my room weeks ahead of my visit (came to Cleveland to take my mom to her outpatient procedure at Cleveland Clinic). The day before my arrival I received the notification from the app to check in early which I did like many other times before at other Marriott hotels. Once I arrived at the hotel I went back to the app to open up my digital key and it wasn't there so I had to go to the front desk and of course it was several families checking in with a kids soccer team! So there goes 30 plus minutes of waiting. Once it was finally my turn I informed the clerk that my digital key was available on the app that I had requested because I didn't want to have to deal with stopping at the front desk. She says their policy is that you have to stop at the front desk to check in regardless of requesting a digital key(that I never received until my day of check out). Everything that I did on the app served no purpose I had to show my ID and swipe my credit card. A real inconvience because I have never had to do that since they started mobile check in. Now once I got checked in and went to my room which I had requested a king suite with a balcony. The elevator was clean, the hallways were clean and the most of my room was clean until you got to the furniture. I have never seen furntiture so dirty and nasty in my life! I called the front desk to ask to be moved but was told that if they moved me I would be in a smaller room with no price change. So of course I stayed where I was because that room most likely was in the same condition as the one that was in. The bed linen was clean but I still sprayed it and everything else down with Lysol and I took thr additional sheets to cover the furniture to be able to sit on them. The area that the hotel is in is great, tons of restaurants, bars and shopping. Overall the stay was not horrible but the room needs some deep cleaning and all the furniture needs to be thrown out.

As a Diamond Honors member, I stay at a lot of Hiltons. The staff here in general are not the best – I’m not the type who needs to be patronized and hate insincere hotel greetings, but on many occasions during my stay I walked by the front desk when no one else was around and the staff did not bother to look up and say hello or goodbye as just a common courtesy. Poor training or no motivation?  Also, I asked for my room to be made up specifically because I was running low on shampoo, soap and conditioner – they came and did the room but did not replenish any of the supplies as requested. So I asked a second day if they could replenish the supplies, they came and dropped off about 3 body creams (which I already had and did not need), no conditioner and two shampoo. They also did not replenish the coffee or coffee cups when used cups and empty creamer were sitting right next to where they left the shampoo. This is just plane laziness and ticking off tasks rather than really listening to guests.  Also, I was really looking forward to using the hot tub, which was out of order. When I asked if it might get fixed during my stay, the guy laughed and said it had been out of service for well over one year. What possible excuse can there be for not being able to fix this for over a year? If you do not plan to have it, why have it sit there embarrassingly out of service and to disappoint guests?  It shows a poor commitment to maintaining the hotel, also noting that the clock in the pool area was not running and on two days I had to run back to my room to use my towels as there were no clean towels by the pool. Just plain sloppiness.  Lastly, as a Diamond member, we used to get free breakfasts no questions asked. Now there is some new choice system which was poorly communicated – I apparently received honors points instead of free breakfasts, but only learned this on check out and was not given a choice. So I got surprised with a large food bill when I assumed I would be getting free breakfasts. Very disappointing if you are taking things away from customers and poorly communicating about this, this change is not a good one for customers and NO, you are NOT offering us more flexibility if we are not aware of the choices, you have only added complexity and disappointment. When I complained about this at check out, the front desk person had zero compassion, never apologized or thanked me for being a Diamond member. Nothing huge was wrong but there were certainly enough small things wrong and clear signs the staff here fall short of what I expect when I visit a Hilton.

Originally, Ctrip had already paid the room rate, and the hotel still missed the 1036 knife room fee. Ctrip cooperated and the hotel said that the card was wrong and could be returned to the credit card. I have checked out for 2 days, and the room and deposit have not been refunded. I don't know why? And it has affected my spending in the rest of the United States, really depressed! Ctrip does not care, and I don't know what the result will be, depressed!