The Historic Gateway Neighborhood has emerged as the up and coming visitor destination district for Downtown Cleveland. Five Hotels, with 1000 rooms, provide a unique dimension for the neighborhood and are very compatible with adjacent housing developments.

The Radisson Hotel at Gateway opened in July 1998. This 141 room full-service hotel is adjacent to the United Church of Christ national headquarters. Special features include an interior garden court and fountain, the "Amistad Room," and the Church House meeting room. Additional meeting rooms were added on the ground floor of the historic Electric Building along Prospect Avenue.

In late 1999 the 143-room Holiday Inn Express and Suites opened in the historic Guardian Building at 629 Euclid. This impressive early steel skyscraper, finished in 1895, is clad in sandstone and is the first Holiday Inn designed in a historic building anywhere in the United States.

In 2000, the Colonial Marketplace development opened including a 180-room Marriott Residence Inn as the anchor tenant in the seven-building Colonial complex which includes two grand historic arcades. Cleveland's place as a center of arcades - great interiors built in the tradition of the light courts of Europe - is enhanced by this $30 million  historic preservation development. 

The Hilton Garden Inn on Carnegie Avenue near East 9th Street opened in 2002. This 240-room new construction is an architectural gem incorporating the prominent Power Brake Building. This early 20th century structure includes a conference center and meeting rooms. A unique feature of the hotel is a sky lounge overlooking Jacobs Field.

Whether your plans include business travel, personal travel or you're just looking for a special weekend getaway, the Historic Gateway  Neighborhood offers an unique array of hotel options.

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