Hotels in Cincinnati, OH

Hotel was great; however, when we checked into our room (for 2 adults) the bed appeared to be a twin. It was more than likely a double, but a very tiny one for 2 adults. The hotel accommodated us by moving us to a room with a King bed. 

My husband and I are thinking about buying a SleepNumber bed. So when planning a trip to Covington, I read that the Radisson had these in some of the rooms. The room was not bad...had kind of a musty smell, shower curtain was a little stained. Overall , the room was clean though. But all in all the beds made up for all else. Can't wait to buy one!

We didn't need a lot from a hotel ... clean, quiet (of course that depends on the other guests), decent beds/pillows, auto thermostat control, refrigerator, and oh no evidence of bed bugs. We experienced all that plus a very professional front desk staff at night and day. I personally couldn't get over the incredible value of a room priced in the 60's so close to a major amusement park. I will plan to stay again if I ever make a return trip to visit the park.

We had a nice visit at this hotel. The hotel staff was excellent and the continental breakfast was very well done here. The room was a bit dated and dusty for my wife who has allergy issues but was otherwise tidy. The bed was comfortable and the microwave, refrigerator and television were nice. The pool and exercise room were very small so we used the large YMCA in S Lebanon instead. It is close to shopping but a bit far from Cincinnati. We felt like we were a bit misled by the star rating on this hotel. Our travel reservation website rated it 3-stars and we did not feel that it should be rated higher than 2.5 stars based on other hotel stays. Nonetheless it was nice for a budget hotel and we would recommend it for budget minded travelers.

The room was very attractive, with a nice layout and there was plenty of space. The staff were very friendly, polite and responsive. The restaurant was a good value and the food I had was delicious. The whole place has a quality feeling. It is an old building that has been well rehabbed and updated. However, the floors are not even under the carpeting in the hallway, so it was not a gut rehab, but that sort of adds to the old world flavor. There is a lot of art, both in the hallways and in the rooms, and it is tasteful (prints, art photography and historic photography).

We have stayed at the Netherlands in the past and wanted to return!

My wife and I stayed at the Cincinnati Westin for her prebirthday/St. Patrick's day weekend.Upon arrival our check in hostess was wonderful and had no problem providing us with a room that faced Fountain Square, on the highest level possible. Our room was wonderful, and we slept very sound even with all the festivities in the square below.Only downfall a mild temp fridge, it did not get very cold so we didn't store anything in there,just an fyi not a complaint.Easy checkout. Final thumbs up, we met actor/comedian Mike Epps who was on a comedy tour in the coffee shop on the lower level of the hotel. We will be back:)

I was delayed in Chicago and didn't arrive at the hotel until well after 1 a.m. I received excellent service even though it was so late. The room was adequate for one person. The updates were nice but the updates didn't seem to extend into the bathroom area. All in all not a bad Hotel. It was a little pricey but I figure peace of mind is worth the extra money when your'e traveling.