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| | | | | | Modern Day Cincinnatian - Traditional in atmosphere and service, The Cincinnatian Hotel captures the warmth and gracious artistry of the turn of the century. Modern amenities and conveniences ensure an additional element of comfort and style. The Cincinnatian Hotel is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and remains the only small luxury hotel in the city. Keeping With The Tradition - Our fine dining room, The Palace Restaurant, took the original name of the hotel. The Cricket Lounge kept the name of the original restaurant in The Palace Hotel, while the four meeting rooms on the second floor (Filson, Denman, Ludlow and Symmes) reflect the names of the founding fathers of Cincinnati. The St. Clair room was named after the individual who, as governor of the Northwest Territory, renamed the city of Losantisville to the city of Cincinnati. The three major suites of the hotel also have a historic reference: The Emery-Presidential Suite was named after the original owners of the hotel (Thomas and Joseph Emery), The Hannaford Suite was named after its architect (Samuel Hannaford), and The Briggs Suite was named after the first general manager of the hotel(Joseph Briggs). The Maria Nichols room (229) was named after the woman who founded Rookwood Pottery in 1880. | | | | | | Location Description | | * Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky International Airport ( 13 miles ), Lunken Airport ( 15 miles ) * Cincinnati in centrally located within 100 miles of Indianapolis, Dayton, Columbus, Lexington, and Louisville. | | Photos | | | |
 | | | Check In: 3PM
Check Out: 12PM
Native currency: American Dollars
Number of rooms: 147
Areas served: Cincinnati, Ohio
| | | | 24 Hour Front Desk Babysitting/Child Services Coffee Maker in Room Fitness Center or Spa Handicapped Rooms/Facilities Mini Bar Restaurant VIP Rooms/Services | | Room Service Bar/Lounge Concierge Free Newspaper Laundry/Valet Services Modem Lines in Room Safe Deposit Box | | AM/FM Alarm Clock Business Center Express Checkout Hairdryers Available Meeting/Banquet Facilities No Smoking Rooms/Facilities Television with Cable | | | | Cincinnati
| Art Museum in Eden Park Offers over 100 galleries which review the visual arts from almost every major civilization. The museum features paintings, prints, sculpture, photography, drawings, and period rooms. (513)721-5204
| Cincinnati Zoo World class Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Gardens opened in 1875 and boasts one of the largest and rarest collections in the country, displaying animals from all regions. Beautiful gardens unfold amid rolling hills and exotic plantings. 3400 Vine Street; (513)281-4701
| Museum Center at Union Terminal Covers over 500,000 square feet and houses the Cincinnati Museum of Natural History, the Children's Discovery Center, The Cincinnati Historical Society Museum and Library, Omni-Max Theatre, special exhibits, shops and food service. Art Deco architecture of 1933 train terminal. I-75 to Ezzard Charles Drive; (513)287-7000
| Music Hall/Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Elegant, century-old National Historic Landmark. Auditorium is renowned for its near perfect acoustics and comfortable seating. A dramatic chandelier of brass and hand-cut crystal represents the best of yesterday's splendor. 1234 Elm Street; (513)621-1919
| Riverboat cruises on Ohio River Experience the Ohio River's panoramic views and charm with daytime or evening sightseeing cruises, lunch dinner or specialty menus; entertainment. Madison Avenue - Covington Kentucky; (606)261-8500
| Riverfront Stadium/Reds and Bengals Home of baseball's Cincinnati Reds and Football's Cincinnati Bengals, Riverfront Stadium is within walking distance of The Cincinnatian Hotel. Pete Rose Way; Bengals (513)621-3550, Reds (513)651-7200
| | Total number of Guest Rooms: 147
| Guest rooms reflect a warm residential atmosphere. Guest quarters boast armoires, spacious dressing rooms, inviting sitting areas and writing desks. Guest rooms feature oversized Roman tubs, terryrobes, a second telephone, in-room safe, hairdryer, iron and ironing board, remote control television, AM/FM clock radio, and mini-bar. * 74 king-sized beds * 13 double-double beds * 92 no smoking rooms * 7 handicap-accessible rooms
| Suites provide exceptional space for entertaining and business. The parlors, furnished as private living rooms, are joined by one or two bedrooms. * 5 suites/parlors
| Oversized rooms with many windows, living areas, and some with balconies. * 16 Junior Suites
| Luxury - The Grandest Suite of all, The Emery Presidential. Thomas and Joseph Emery were the brothers who had the vision of a luxurious three-to-four dollar hotel. Their vision opened on September 5, 1882 as The Palace Hotel, now The Cincinnatian Hotel. Includes: * Two Whirlpool Baths * Towel Warmer in Master Bath * Lady's and Gentleman's dressing areas and vanities in master bath. Warm tones of steamed beech wood accent stately marble and granite throughout The Presidential Suite. This is a two-bedroom, two and 1/2 bathroom suite with a living room and dining area. Two fireplaces, a wet bar, whirlpools and a surround sound stereo system add to the list of comforts. Features: * 1300 Square Feet * Two Fireplaces * Lutron Control Lights * California King Bed in Master Room * Hardwood, Marble, and Granite * 34" Color Television & VCR * Window Seats * Wet Bar
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