Hyatt Regency Cleveland at the Arcade

I enjoyed my stay at the historic Hyatt Arcade. The building is beautiful. The staff is proud of the building, and good service is provided. Easy walk to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Museum. Great breakfast!

Location of this hotel was great. Walking distance to a lot of nice restaurants. The concierge Jamie was spot on with her restaurant recommendations. Hotel is close to the ballparks and arenas. Room I was in was pretty plain, older tube tv, not much of a view. But the bed was comfortable enough and I wasn't in Cleveland to watch tv in my room.

We arrived a bit early, friendly helpful check-in, gave us a map of city right away. Room was beautiful in decor and the beds and pillows are awesome!!!!! Brought items I requested promptly . Fantastic location to the house of blues!!! The atrium is gorgeous!! We took lots of pix, these Pittsburghers are loving Cleveland"

hotel looks nice enough on the inside. quick, easy check in. went to my room and saw it was last decorated in the 70's. uneven floor, no view, cold room, tube tv (yeah baby!), bathroom toilet seemed clogged up....no big deal, we are just staying one nite...go down for lunch at 12:15, not serving lunch just yet (12:30).....any other restaurants? none....the arcade might as well be abandoned, i couldn't see any outside visitors in it. go for ice and the machine is broken....trudge up one flight to get a crummy bucket of ice.... on a positive note i liked the valet parking and the free internet.... no free paper??

This place was not clean at all. Also it was completely outdated and had a bit of an odor to it. This is not your typical Hyatt. I have stayed in best westerns that were nicer than this property.

The Hyatt at the Arcade is perfectly located for a getaway weekend. It's a short walk to Progressive Field and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. It's within a block of a variety of bars, restaurants and the House of Blues.The hotel's news stand is in the arcade, and it's operating hours are limited. My room was well-appointed and large, but the TV offerings on the hotel cable were disappointing. Only two local stations were available.

My wife made the reservation for myself and my son to see a Yankee game and the Rock and Roll hall of fame. Location was excellent, walked to all. Hotel was very nice and staff very helpful.. Would recommend in a heartbeat.

We decided on this hotel as a "nightover" on our trip to Chicago. This was a good choice. The valet was nice to have when traveling long time in addition to bell man to take our luggage to our room. Our room was on the 2nd floor within view of all the shopping stores on lower level. The rooms appear to be converted law office space (from back in the day early 1900s). Beds were comfortable. Wished WIFI was complementary but not a big deal since I was too tired to get on. Restaurants right behind hotel and options to decide on (lounges, Italian, Mexican, romantic, etc.) within a nice brick-faced pavel road. Go at night to see the lights turn on. Coming back into the hotel had issues with the entrance door not opening with the room key. Overall I liked the hotel and would stay at it again when in the area hopefully for a longer stay!

Very nice hotel. Quick check-in, friendly and informative front desk personnel. Room was very nice although the view that I was told was "very nice" was actually of the top of the parking lot next door. On the plus side, the room was nicely appointed, comfortable and all in working order. In addition, the room was absolutely silent - no street or mall noise. The only reservation I had was that the room did not have a coffee maker. However, I mentioned it to the front desk and they had one sent up that I was able to use in the morning. I'll gladly stay there again.

Very distinctive architecture, a very pleasant surprise. A great location; close to all of the major attractions and the service was outstanding! I will be back.