Incredibly disappointed. Booked King bed with the sexy shower. Was told with the happiest of smiles I was being down graded to a Handicap room with a wheel chair accessible shower. Oh and The Vault bar was closed due to a private party. $1019 please. Not sure if Incredibly disappointed says enough. Use caution.
We typically stay at other hotels when in Cleveland, OH but I have always wanted to stay here. We went to the Def Leppard, Motley Crue, Poison and Joan Jett & the Blackhearts concert. The concert started at 4:30p so we tried for an earlier check-in than 4p, this didn't happen as the hotel was sold out from the night before. Completely understandable. We left our bag with the front desk. The front desk did try to get us in as early as possible. They ended up calling at 3:55p saying our room was available and they had taken our bag to the room. All we would have to do is stop at the front desk and grab our keys. The staff was very nice and the room was amazing. Valet was fast to get our car to us. Less than 10 minutes. We will definitely be back and I will now check here first before staying anywhere else. I just can't stress enough how impressed we were here.…
Took an hour to get coffee and Yogurt from room service and they kept forgetting utensils or sugar & creamer - ultimately took 90 minutes to get a cup of coffee. I was traveling for work on a weekend, don't stay there if you want decent sleep in a quiet hotel. Party scene until 3am in various floors (including mine) and cars driving outside blast music all hours of the night. Front desk wasn't able to help. Would never stay here again and definitely not for families by any means
Perhaps my experience is a one-off occurrence, but after having an absolutely unacceptable check-in experience, I felt the need to review. Hopefully, for those planning to stay at this property this will make them aware of potential issues and for any Marriott Bonvoy staff that may read these forums, some useful feedback. Let's start with the pros of this property: - Great location downtown, walkable to many wonderful restaurants and attractions. - Updated, modern, and spacious gym. Now on to the main issue for my post, check-in and room availability. - Prior to arrival, I requested to use a suite upgrade certificate (I am a Titanium Elite), which was confirmed a few days before. The day before arrival, I placed an early check-in request via the Marriott app for 1:30 PM. - Arrived around 1:45 PM to be informed by front desk agent #1 that early check-in would not be available, and that hotel check in time was 4:00 PM. Advised that we would be contacted by text/phone when room was available. No issues with this, that is what is published. Left property to explore Cleveland. - Around 4:15 PM, no word, so contacted the property to be told that a room was still not available. - Checked again at 4:45 PM, advised that room was still not available. - At 5:00 PM, went back to the property, in person, to inquire about room status. At this time, desk agent #2, who appeared to be a manager, advised me that "4:00PM is the start of when rooms would be available" and that there is "no guarantee when a room is available." I countered that this would mean, theoretically, if there is no guarantee, they could not give me a room at all. At that point, I was offered a choice to wait for my original room (with *no* guarantee or estimate of when the room would be available) or accept an AHA/wheelchair accessible room. Since I needed to make it to a business dinner at 6:00 PM, I begrudgingly accepted the AHA room. No compensation was offered for the room change or non-availability of my booked room. A separate, but still irritating issue, was the valet wait time. I called from my room to request my vehicle be brought up, was informed that it would be 10 minutes. 34 minutes later, I received my vehicle. I understand COVID has seriously impacted staffing in the hospitality industry. I have had stays where there are delays, but the key difference in those instances were that: 1. Expectations were managed properly/better. For example, tell the guests at check in that valet may take 30+ minutes due to short staff and to call in advance. If rooms cannot be cleaned in time, tell the guest upfront that there is delay in housekeeping due to staffing, that the room booked may not be available on time, and pro-actively offer options or compensation for the inconvenience. 2. The staff apologized and at least understood that they were not delivering to published expectations. In this case, I was stunned to be told by a front desk manager that there is no such thing as a check-in time, as if I were in the wrong. I hope no one else has had an experience like mine, but if you have, I think all we can do as frequent travelers is provide feedback and hope that management notices. …
I just returned from three nights at the Metropolitan at the 9 in Cleveland. The location was perfect--blocks from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Progressive Field, and the theater district. The front desk staff was very pleasant. However, housekeeping was so bad, I would not recommend the hotel. We asked for housekeeping service both Tuesday and Wednesday. On Tuesday, a housekeeper arrived at 4:45 pm and spent less than 5 minutes in our room. She changed the towels and soap (which was unnecessary). She asked, "Did you want your bed made? despite our asking for maid service at the front desk that morning. The next morning, I specified with the front desk, "Please have housekeeping change our sheets." The bed was made some time during the day but sheets were not changed. It also appeared that the room was not straightened, wiped down nor vacuumed during our stay. My recommendation: stay somewhere else if you want better housekeeping or stay some place much less expensive if you don't care about housekeeping. Also, sadly, at least one fly spent the entire three days in our room and in bed with us at night.…
I recently went to Cleveland to visit family and tour the city. Staying at Metropolitan at the 9 made my trip spectacular. First, the location couldn't be better, right in the middle of Cleveland and in walking distance to most of Cleveland's many attractions. The awesome Heinen's market is literally adjacent, just a few steps away. The hotel is absolutely beautiful and very chic! The service is amazing! Sorry I cannot remember more names but Kendra and Holly both a stars and made me, my partner and our doggie feel very welcome. There are four bars that all serve delicious food but Adega is the only actual restaurant and it is EXCELLENT! From their delicious breakfasts, lunches and dinners, the food was top-quality, many unique choices including several vegetarian, the presentation and service are top-notch, yet the prices are great. The guest suite was impeccably cleaned, very spacious, comfortable with living room and excellent modern styles. The valet guys are also excellent, very courteous, provided great directions and recommendations and they along with much of the staff look like models, including the amazing staff at the EPIC rooftop club/bar Garden of Eden and the super-elegant underground bar Vault. This was our 3rd of 4 Marriott brand hotels in an eleven day trip and though all were excellent, The 9 is at the absolute top. This is the only place I plan to stay on my future trips to Cleveland.…
We just returned from a great stay at this hotel. I spoke to Holly before we checked in, and met Teddy at check in. Also spoke to Tatiana. Such nice people. They upgraded our room to a beautiful room. The hotel is in a great location. The room was super large and very clean. The front desk was very nice. Two televisions and a soaking tub! Nice place to stay. High recommendation.
We overall had a very good experience. Unlike some recent reviews, we thought the staff were professional and friendly, and the room was very clean. The location is awesome . . . We walked to ballgames and Rock’n’Roll Hall of Fame. Excellent fitness center. We were updated to suite, and room was quiet, with comfortable sitting area. Breakfast at Adega was great. We used Bonvoy points so I’m not sure of value for usual rate. The overall vibe of decor is Vegas bro, with outdated (and questionable) female nude art in rooms and hyper-masculine finishes. We would stay again and recommend if headed to Cleveland.
We tried our first Autograph hotel in Sioux City IA last year. Loved it. Cool hotel. So this trip, we are trying Autograph hotels. The 9 was our first one. The manager was very nice and upgraded us to the 12th floor. We had a Japanese Soaking Bath and an attached living room. Nice. The rooftop bar was pretty cool. The attached Adega restaurant was nice, Get the the Bolognese pasta. Very good. Down sides. Adega Restaurant outside had great service but very load motorcycle traffic where we ate. TV difficult to figure out how the change channels. The shower was missing the seal at the bottom and water leaked all over the floor. The USB ports weren’t working properly. With emphasis on bars over a pool, this seems like a hotel geared for a younger crowd.
Unfortunately I had a very bad experience. I was wrongfully evicted out my room. The GM was very rude and unprofessional to me and my guest. I was denied a refund, and no one wanted to give their names.
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