Guest Resources
Where we send our guests
The links we end up writing down for people most often. Tickets, museums, markets, the river, and how to get around town.
Before You Arrive
The practical details
The questions we're asked most. Anything else, call us at (513) 721-3353 and you'll reach a real person.
- Reservations Book online any time, or call us and we'll help you choose a room. See all nine rooms.
- Parking Secure, gated parking in the Mozart Garage for $25 per night, with remote access so you can come and go.
- Stairs & access All guest rooms are on the second and third floors, and the building has no elevator. The main-floor bar and lounge are wheelchair accessible by ramp.
- Wi-Fi & streaming Complimentary high-speed internet throughout, and in-room TVs with Netflix, Hulu, and Prime Video.
- The Bar Open to the public Wednesday through Sunday. Hours and details.
- Gift certificates Purchase online any time.
Tickets & Stages
What's playing
Music Hall is directly across the street. You can leave the hotel at five minutes to curtain and still make your seat. A few other stages are close enough to walk to.
- Cincinnati Arts AssociationAcross the street Tickets and the calendar for Music Hall and the Aronoff Center.
- Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra The CSO and the Pops, both in residence at Music Hall.
- Cincinnati May Festival The oldest continuing choral festival in the Western Hemisphere, held at Music Hall. Peter Ehrgott, who commissioned this house in 1871, was one of its supporters.
- Cincinnati Opera The second-oldest opera company in the country. Its season runs through the summer at Music Hall.
- Cincinnati Ballet Season performances at Music Hall, including the Nutcracker every December.
- Memorial HallNext door A small 1908 hall beside Music Hall on Elm Street. Concerts, comedy, film.
- Cincinnati Shakespeare Company2 blocks Shakespeare and classic theatre in an intimate house on Elm Street.
- Ensemble Theatre CincinnatiShort walk Contemporary work and premieres on Vine Street.
- Know TheatreShort walk Fringe theatre on Jackson Street, and home of the Cincy Fringe Festival each summer.
- Playhouse in the Park Cincinnati's regional theatre, up the hill in Mount Adams.
Museums & Galleries
Worth the trip
- Cincinnati Art Museum A large collection up in Eden Park. General admission is free.
- Contemporary Arts Center Downtown, in the Zaha Hadid building that put Cincinnati on architecture syllabi.
- Cincinnati Museum Center History, natural history, and a children's museum inside Art Deco Union Terminal.
- Freedom Center The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, on the riverfront between the two stadiums.
- Taft Museum of Art An 1820s house downtown holding the Taft family's collection.
- American Sign Museum A warehouse of old neon and hand-painted storefront signs, most of it still lit.
Over-the-Rhine
Out the front door
- Findlay MarketShort stroll Ohio's oldest continuously operated public market, open since 1852.
- Washington Park1 block Concerts, markets, and a fountain the neighborhood's children run through all summer.
- RhinegeistUp Elm Street A brewery in the old Christian Moerlein bottling plant, with a roof deck.
- American Legacy Tours Walking tours of the brewery district and the tunnels underneath it.
Further Afield
A short drive out
- Cincinnati Zoo One of the oldest zoos in the country, a few miles north of here.
- Krohn Conservatory A 1933 glasshouse in Eden Park. The butterfly show runs each spring.
- Cincinnati Parks Eden Park, Ault Park, and the rest of the city's park system.
The River
Down at the Ohio
The river is about a mile south of us. The streetcar runs straight down, or you can walk it downhill.
- Smale Riverfront Park Gardens, fountains, and swings that face the water.
- Roebling Suspension Bridge Walk across to Kentucky and back. It was the longest suspension bridge in the world when it opened in 1866, and the prototype for Roebling's Brooklyn Bridge.
- BB Riverboats Sightseeing and dinner cruises, leaving from Newport across the bridge.
- Ohio fishing licenses The river holds catfish and sauger. The Ohio Department of Natural Resources sells licenses online.
- DepthScout Depth and structure maps for the Ohio River and lakes around the region, useful if you're bringing a rod.
Getting Around
Wheels and rails
- Cincinnati streetcar & MetroSteps away The streetcar loop runs from Over-the-Rhine down to the riverfront, with a stop near our door.
- Red Bike Bike share, with stations around OTR and along the river.
- CVG Airport Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International, about twenty minutes across the river.
Game Day
If you're here for a match
- Cincinnati Reds Great American Ball Park on the riverfront, an easy streetcar ride.
- FC Cincinnati TQL Stadium in the West End, walkable from the hotel.
- Cincinnati Bengals Paycor Stadium, next door to the ballpark.
Planning
Further reading
- Visit Cincy The city's official visitor guide, with event calendars.
- Our neighborhood guide Our own take on what's worth your time within a few blocks. Read it here.
