The Cincinnatian
Cincinnati, Ohio
It takes a lot of guts to name your hotel after the city in which it resides, but in the case of The Cincinnatian, it's fitting. Built in 1882 and originally known as the Palace Hotel, this eight-story hotel was once the tallest building in the city, and was designed by the same architect as the city's Music Hall and City Hall. Inside, you'll find over 140 guest rooms, several suites, a grand marble and walnut staircase, the highly-regarded Palace Restaurant, Cricket's Lounge, and an impeccable service staff. With a convenient downtown location, it's an ideal base camp for your next visit.
