Cleveland is changing fast. Across The Land, development is moving from renderings to reality. Plus, there’s more on the way. Major projects are reshaping how people live, visit, gather and get around. From the lakefront to the riverfront and from Downtown to our neighborhoods, Cleveland isn’t waiting for another comeback story, it’s reshaping what’s next.
Hotel Developments
Downtown’s historic New England Building is getting a new life as Cleveland’s first AC Hotel, blending 141 modern rooms with landmark character.
The Barker brings a boutique stay to District 46, putting Browns fans, airport travelers and visitors close to the all-new domed football stadium.
The 97-room Fidelity Hotel brings boutique charm to Downtown Cleveland with Gilded Age style, polished gathering spaces and old-school swagger.
Hotel Cleveland is back in grand form, with 500 refreshed rooms, revived gathering spaces and a nod to its 1918 charm in Downtown Cleveland.
The 125-year-old Rose Building is stepping into its next chapter as a 123-room Marriott Tribute hotel with luxe stays and Downtown energy.
Ohio City’s Market District will welcome its first hotel, adding 129 stylish rooms near the West Side Market and neighborhood favorites.
A planned SpringHill Suites in the Hough neighborhood brings 127 extended-stay rooms near the Cleveland Clinic, giving out-of-town families a home-away-from-home.
A multiphase approach of the 40-story Erieview Tower in Downtown Cleveland is expected to bring a 210-room W Hotel, plus a 15,000-square-foot ballroom and a 38th floor restaurant.
Lake Erie Development
