The city of Cincinnati, located in Ohio shares its location on the banks of the Ohio River with the state of Kentucky. Downtown Cincinnati is the hub of the city as well as the home of the Cincinnati Bengals and the Cincinnati Reds. High-end shopping is available in Saks Fifth Avenue and Tiffany & Co.; budget-friendly shopping is also available in the Tower Place Mall. Restaurants, bars, nightclubs and museums make up the bulk of Cincinnati’s entertainment and many of these places are within walking distance of some of Cincinnati’s most luxurious and comfortable hotels.
Located in downtown Cincinnati, the Cincinnatian Hotel is three miles from the Cincinnati Zoo and less than a mile from the Contemporary Arts Center and Paul Brown Stadium. The Cincinnatian is a nonsmoking hotel so each guest room and suite is free from smoke, keeping the rooms fresh and clean. Each guest room features picture windows with views of Cincinnati, luxury bed linens and marble bathrooms. Connecting rooms and wheelchair accessible rooms are available upon request. Dining at the Cincinnatian includes fine dining at the Palace, room service and afternoon tea. A bar and lounge is on-site where guests can enjoy a glass of wine or choose a cocktail from the cocktail menu while having appetizers and watching the big game on television. Availability and rates vary.
In the heart of downtown Cincinnati, the Hyatt Regency overlooks the Ohio River, providing guests with a view of neighboring Kentucky. Rooms at the Hyatt feature luxury bedding, marble baths and spa bath amenities from Portico. The Hyatt is the home of Cincinnati’s largest ballroom and offers three dining options, Champs, Findlays and in-room dining. Each offers a full menu of American and international fare and a full bar menu. Champs also features a sports bar and lounge for the traveler looking to unwind with a beer and a little football. When you’re looking for something to do outside of the Hyatt you can take a walk through the enclosed skywalk to Saks Fifth Avenue and the Tower Place mall to do a little shopping. The hotel is walking distance from downtown Cincinnati’s nightlife, which includes bars, restaurants and clubs. Valet parking, a 24-hour fitness facility and a heated indoor pool make up just a few of the amenities offered by the Hyatt Regency.
Right on the banks of the Ohio River sits the Marriott Cincinnati Hotel at Rivercenter, which underwent a complete renovation in 2009. The Marriott features 317 guest rooms, each with a view of downtown Cincinnati or the Ohio River. The on-site restaurant, 10 West, features river views and a full menu for every meal. The Café at 10 West is where guests go for their morning cup of coffee and pastry. The patio at 10 West is on a large deck overlooking the river where guests sit around large fire pits enjoying the warmth, view and their choice of cocktails from the bar at 10 West’s extensive drink menu. A variety of fine dining, casual dining and fast food establishments are located within minutes of the hotel, some within walking distance. The zoo, botanical gardens and stadiums of the Cincinnati Bengals and Reds are all within minutes of the hotel. Rates and availabilities vary.
The Millennium Hotel is a downtown Cincinnati hotel with 872 guest rooms and suites, a rooftop swimming pool and deck and a 24-hour fitness center. Luxurious bedding, bathrooms and rooms are utilized by business travelers, family vacationers and couples looking for a romantic weekend getaway at the Millennium. The hotel is 12 miles from Cincinnati’s airport and within walking distance of Paul Brown Stadium, the Great American Ballpark and hundreds of shops and restaurants. On-site you will find the Bistro on Elm Restaurant and Bar. The Bistro on Elm serves three meals a day as well as a full menu of libations, including beer, wine and premium liquor. Prices, rooms and availability vary.
