More about Hyatt Regency Cleveland At The Arcade
Euclid Arcade
by Toughluck
Opened in 1890, it connects Euclid Ave. with Superior Ave. The building consist of three structures. A 9-story office tower on Euclid Ave, a five story arcade of glass and steel connecting to a 9-story office (now hotel) on Superior. The north or Superior Ave. end is a floor lower than the Euclid Ave end, creating two main concourses connecting end to end. Numerous shops line the arcade and delightful food vendors offer unique lunches in a relaxing atmosphere. At Christmas the interior is decorated with festive colors and wreaths. At lunch a organist has been known to play carols from the central crossing adding a note of joyousness to your shopping experience.
Built by a shipmaker, the Euclid Arcade is as unique a structure as you'll find any where in the country. Soaring five floors above the main walkway, the arcade is the earliest example of the modern shopping mall. Stores line the lower two floors and office lined the upper floors, all with a view into the atrium and the bustle below. Today, the Hyatt Regency Cleveland at the Arcade is located at the Superior Ave end and uses the upper floors for guest rooms.
Honeymoon Stay
by A TripAdvisor Member
My husband and I stayed here during our wedding night. They gave us the Penthouse suite (which we didn't request and was very nice of them). We had Champagne and chocolate covered strawberries in our room when we arrived. I couldn't ask for nicer staff or a more perfect wedding night
Great peolpe, nice hotel
by TripAdvisor Member CAStein
Just spent one night at the Hyatt. Most impressive is the spectacular renovation of an early gilded shopping mall, "the Arcade." The hotel is separate but a true part of this facility (shopping enthusiasts may be disappointed as much the space is actually office and service occupancy -- but there are two more traditional (modern) venues withan a few minutes walk). I had a lakeview room which was standard in size and nicely though unimaginatively decorated. I understand the "arcade" rooms are larger but lack a view. Staff were unfailingly helpful and polite (I'l excuse the breakfast waiter as a courteous but inefficient abberation). Fine dining is available at Vivo at the far end of the arcade (not actaully operated by the hotel, but you can charge to your room).
Great hotel - especially with the Rock Package!
by TripAdvisor Member dunebuggy8
The hotel was wonderful! We got the Rock and Roll package which included our room, two tickets to the Rock Hall, valet parking, and breakfast (up to $30) at the 1890 restaurant in the Arcade. The package was actually a pretty good deal - and only a 15 minute walk from the Rock Hall.
The building itself is absolutely gorgeous - the Arcade is beautifully detailed and very clean. The room was small but tastefully decorated, clean, and comfortable. We had an exterior view of a rooftop but that was alright. The hotel staff was amazing and were always very helpful right down to the conceirge calling a restaurant for us for seating. The bellhop was so genuinely cheerful as were the entire staff. The only concern regarding the hotel was the high cost of breakfast at the 1890 restaurant ($10 for just two pancakes and two eggs and $3 for very bad coffee).
Although there is no dinner restaurant affiliated with the hotel the conceirge directed us to The Pickwick and Frolic which is only a two minute walk out the back door of the Arcade. Very nice place, good food, great quantity, and wonderful character and decor.
Unique, Quiet Hotel
by TripAdvisor Member KR-ORD
Spent a night at the Hyatt on business last week. The interior of the building itself is something to see. Rooms were comfortable, big and very nice although not overly luxurious. The service at the front desk and bell station were excellent. I took a client to the bar and the service was so so but prices very good for a Hyatt bar. This part of downtown is dead at night but it is within easy walking distance of the action. The overall location is very good as it is close to Tower City and the attractions along the lakefront. All in all, it was a very good stay.
Stay here for Downtown Cleveland
by TripAdvisor Member rbwinston1
I have practically lived at the Hyatt Regency Arcade in Cleveland for the past two years. It is a wonderfully comfortable property in a unique setting. The building was converted and retains much of its historical charm. No two rooms are the same. The staff is friendly (especially John the morning front entry door man). You will feel at home in this friendly, well located, city center hotel. There is no pool, but a very nice workout facility. Restaurant is open for breakfast and lunch, but not dinner. There is room service and a bar with good food service in the evening. There is also a recently opened coffee bar in the morning which is a very nice addition. If you are in Cleveland and visiting or working downtown - this is a great choice.
Nice, quiet retreat in great location
by TripAdvisor Member ksakmorris
My husband and I have stayed here numerous times over the last couple of years. We go for one night "getaways" from our two small kids. The Hyatt is a nice quiet, relaxing place in a wonderful location. You can walk to Tower City, Warehouse District, Browns Stadium, Rock Hall, Great Lakes Science Center, Gund Arena, Jacobs Field, Playhouse Square! We always request and upper level room on the Arcade, with a lake view if possible. Hyatt has done an amazing job restoring this building and all the old offices converted to hotel rooms have nice character with the bayed window ends and the original doors. Breakfast at 1890 is good, but pricey. Dinner at Vivo (not inside, but attached) is wonderful also. My husband saw Dan Akroyd and his wife and Jim Belushi having dinner there one evening when we were up there! I would highly recommend the Hyatt for a nice emotional "getaway"!
Wonderful
by A TripAdvisor Member
My husband and I spent two nights recently at the Hyatt and completely enjoyed our stay. It was nostalgic for me, my mom brought me to downtown Cleveland periodically when I was a kid and I loved walking into this amazing building. Hyatt did a fantastic job renovating The Arcade. The brass gleams and the glass ceiling sparkles. Rooms are nicely done; I recommend getting one overlooking the arcade though these can be smaller, they're more charming. Staff was very cordial and helpful. My only gripe? The tacky Hyatt flags hanging in the arcade marring the view and scope of the beautiful ceiling. There are restaurants in the area, and the warehouse district with loads of eateries is just blocks away, easily walkable.
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