Hotels near Quix Food Store, Cleveland

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

The hotel is very unique and the staff members are super friendly. Especially the bartenders and James and John the shuttle drivers. The shuttle is so convenient and takes you in a 2 mile radius. The only negative was the elevators were not working properly so you had to wait for a staff member take you up or down. The friendly staff helped make up for the elevator inconvienence. And the food was delicious!

Overall a wonderful stay. The room was clean and comfortable. The bed was soft and wonderful and the shower was above expectation. The only negative of the stay was the check in process. I arrived about 45 minutes early and had called ahead about an early check in. I was told to go to the desk when I arrived and they would check to see if a room was available. The woman working check in was extremely rude not only to me but to others in line as well. She refused to see if rooms were ready for people arriving and just told them check in wasn’t until 4 and they had to come back. She told me I didn’t have a reservation and made me search frantically for my reservation which she did end up finding. She blatantly ignored peoples questions by just looking away and not answering them. As the first point of contact for guests this was a major negative. Other than her, everyone I encountered was extremely friendly and welcoming. My only recommendation would be to have breakfast available before 7am since many people have to leave early for appointments and therefore don’t get to eat.

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.

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.

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.

We stayed at the Westin in Cleveland downtown area, nice location with convenient adjacent parking garage. The most impressive is the newly opened in-house restaurant, Masa & Agave. We dined there for three meals, breakfast, lunch and dinner. All fantastic. High quality ingredients paired with knowledgeable table service staff , like Nate, Sunny made the dining experience elevated to a new level. Oh, just mention their mole sauce, is indeed super! Comprise by 27 separate ingredients. Worthwhile to try.

We stayed here for the location to the huntington convention center. The room was clean and fully stocked for our stay. The beds were very comfortable. The rooms were quiet and the view was great.

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.

A very contemporary and not well thought out room design with one chair, no lamps by the bed, the soap dispenser in the shower was empty for two days, the light switches make a loud clicking sound when turned off or on, not like a regular switch at home that is quiet, the sliding door for the bathroom toilet shower area runs into the wall with speed and force causing a banging sound against the tile baseboard. Not easy to be quiet when someone is sleeping. In addition, no parking available, so a valet and $35 per night should be added to the cost. We had a room that overlooks the lake and the train track, which is well used. Between the bar music downstairs and the train, it's not a very peaceful stay. The two elevator system to enter the hotel and then to the rooms was confusing and I got sick of being an elevator flunkie at the end of two days. the lobby is cold and inhospitable with metal chairs and tables, low seating and neon lighting. I made the reservation with a date to cancel by, and the date after the cancellation date I received an email describing the parking situation that costs $35 per night, not including the valet tip for every entry and exit, and the possible noise issue with a promise to move the room to a quieter location if it's troublesome. We tried to get breakfast in the hotel as there were two restaurants, and neither are open in the am. there us a kitchen in the lobby where you can have a breakfast sandwich made, but its not anything I would do again. I did find parking right across the street for $17 per night and a self serve booth. The restaurant on the main level, Lagos, was excellent, although pricey. The staff was excellent, friendly, helpful. It's like a hotel designed by a 20 something self described designer that doesn't have a lot of experience staying at a hotel. Kind of a swing and a miss but I guess the location is good for the newly developing downtown area.