Hotels near We Bleed Ohio, Cleveland

This is a peculiar hotel. I have experienced the most special one in the Hyatt Hotel. After arriving at night, I entered a shopping mall after closing the store, which is a bit dreamy. I am very impressed and the location is very good.

We were mostly very pleased with our 7 night stay. From the moment we drove up we could tell this was a great properly. The gentlemen who helped us instilled the utmost confidence that our car would be taken care of property. Check-in went smoothly and baggage handling (by one of the men out front) also great. We had a lovely suite. We requested that the comforter be removed and replaced with blankets. The housekeeper came immediately and took care of this request. We were not pleased that robes and slippers were not provided and even more displeased that no turndown was available either. At $1,000 a night this should not happen. A bigger issue was the lack of proper housekeeping. I have never seen so much dust in a room. I put a pair of black slacks on the vanity stool and they were covered in thick dust. I then looked around and found almost every other surface was laden with dust as well. Although we had service every day, the drape was left hanging off the rod, shower and fixtures left uncleaned and drinking glasses were not replaced. A lamp that didn't work was ignored even though we put the plug up on the table to show them. The pillowcases were not tucked on the pillows correctly. With no pillow protectors you could see the not great looking pillows. Also, not happy with the large bottles of shampoo, body wash etc., they seem to have done away with the small bottles that are easier to use in the shower where there is limited space. Also, a card on the counter telling you these bottles are for use while you are at the hotel. I inquired at the front desk, they said they are $50.00 each if you remove them. They also said the small bottles are no longer available. After using them, I have to say they weren't that great. Additionally, a shaving shelf would be great in the shower for the ladies. At breakfast one morning I went to the front desk to tell them about the abundance of dust. A lovely manager, Michelle Thomas was very nice. She immediately comped one of our nights and said she would address this with housekeeping. This is a lovely hotel. Staff, valet, front desk, restaurant are very nice. We would not hesitate to stay there again. It's a shame to see it improperly cared for. I will review Turn restaurant separately. It was a highlight.

Poor value for money I spent 4 nights here in July 2022. It’s a pleasant hotel but there’s just no need to stay here. You’re better off staying on the outskirts of Cleveland for the following reasons: - parking here is $16 a day - breakfast is not included - there is no servicing of rooms unless you request it. There’s no discount in recognition of this reduction in service - there is little to nothing to do in downtown Cleveland. In short, underwhelmed

Cleveland, a beautiful city on the edge of the Great Lakes, accidentally saw a lot of tigers in the Year of the Tiger. The hotel is big and clean, and the breakfast is standard American breakfast.

My husband is a 23 year United States Veteran who has served active duty during several deployments. He is also a disabled American Veteran. Tonight, I was absolutely appalled at how horribly he was treated as we checked into the Westin Downtown in Cleveland, Ohio. It is a Marriot Bonvoy property and I am a member of their loyalty club. We had pre-paid for our room and I presented my husband's letter, from his VA Dr., stating the need for his dogs to travel with him. They are trained, crated and good travelers. She stated the letter meant nothing and she demanded to know how the dogs were trained and what my husband's disability was. This is even a pet friendly hotel! She was very rude and began to raise her voice. She was finally hollering at us in front of other guests because she said we did not know what we were talking about. No one deserves to be treated this way but especially an American Veteran. She embarrassed us and made us feel horrible. She berated us and told us our letter meant nothing. We had just stayed 5 previous nights, in other hotels, without issue. One was a Westin hotel by Marriot Bonvoy. Sadly, the people in the Lobby just stared at us and did not stand up for my husband. No one cared that he was a Veteran. She finally kicked us out of the hotel and did not reimburse us for our room. We have never been kicked out of anywhere in our over 60 years of life. She said she was calling security if we did not get out now. I told her I was going to report her and she said, ”Fine, do it.” I asked for her business card and this manager stated she did not have one. I asked her name and she said, ”Lisa with a y.” She would not tell me her last name and instructed the other desk person not to tell us her name. It was late, we had driven most of the day and we were so tired. This was supposed to be a fun trip to celebrate our 39th wedding anniversary. I cannot imagine any manager hollering and treating anyone the way my American hero was mistreated. I do hope Marriot Bonvoy does take action against this rude manager and refunds our money. She has actually broken the law by her illegal demands from my husband. There are no words.

Clean, convenient, good service, good scenery

This hotel is in need of an complete refurbishment, and is not up to Hilton Garden Inn standards. I’ve stayed at several HGI’s over the years, and have always expected very clean and comfortable rooms with no issues. I’ve stayed at this property back in 2014 when I visited Cleveland and it was very clean and well-maintained. It seems to have declined since then. First off, our room was not very clean. The tile floor was dirty; my socks turned black after walking on that floor. Also, the desk was greasy. In other words, it seemed Housekeeping only changed the bedding, cleaned the bathroom fixtures, and emptied the trash. Those were seemingly clean. The carpet also could use a shampooing as well. But, the biggest issue was the toilet didn’t have enough “swirly action.” We had to call for a plunger twice during our two night stay. There were some obnoxious drunks roaming the hallway at 3 AM banging on our door and other doors, and screaming. My mother was rather scared by this. The hotel is located in a fringe area on the edge of downtown, and there are some homeless people that hang around in the vicinity. It’s not an area I’d wander around at night—especially if there are no Guardians baseball games. The hotel is extremely convenient to Progressive Field, and is a great location for catching Guardians games. It is also close to Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse—home to the Cavaliers. The Staff were friendly and helpful, so I don’t think it’s their fault. The hotel needs better management and a complete refurbishment. It is not a bad hotel, but if considering staying here please consider other options before choosing.

Hotel is well located - only a few minutes from the city centre and not far from Lake Erie. Not very friendly. Rooms size ok - not very attractively furnished. Rooms quite cold and very noisy (airport, Amtrak,..) There is a free shuttle service in the city centre. Self-parking is possible at charge.

The hotel is new and clean, with a full kitchen, simple breakfast, spacious rooms and a reasonable layout. Opposite the hotel is the Rite Aid pharmacy, which contains daily necessities, except for fresh fruits and vegetables, which is very convenient. The hotel is only a 10-minute walk from the Cleveland Clinic and the Cleveland Art Museum, and the location is excellent. Next to the art gallery is a small lake with a beautiful environment. 10 minutes by car, there are large American Super League David and Asian Super Super League Ding Hao

This is a super cool hote!! Very clean and spacious. The bathroom door wouldn't shut correctly but other than that, this place is very nice. I'd stay here again for sure.