Brooklyn Hotel Guide - Hotels with Spa in Brooklyn, Cleveland

"Everything was great. Super clean and updated hotel "

"Great place. Walking distance to entertainment. "

"Great food options, especially breakfast. Friendly staff."

"Two night trip in Cleveland. Mr Alex was awesome at hotel. Clean and great location. Will stay again. "

"The hotel was nice, check in was very easy and staff were friendly. I did have an issue with the connecting room, as the guests were very inconsiderate and forgot they were not at home but rather a hotel where people had to work the next day. There was a STRONG odor of marijuana seeping under my door. Which cool, do you, but I needed to be up at 8 for work. Hotel staff moved my room and even brought me the new room keys to the 5th floor. I appreciated that because I expected to have to go get them. The elevator was a bit questionable lol as it had a sign that said if it got stuck and WOULD NOT MOVE push the button for the 5th floor and that would reset it. 😂😩 I rode the elevator many times and it never got stuck. I would definitely stay here again. NO BUGS I CHECKED ✅ "

"After a long drive, the Kimpton Schofield was a welcome sight. We opted for the overnight valet parking, and it was a worthwhile expense. The valet staff was helpful and made the check-in process smooth. We used the drink tickets we received at the hotel's restaurant, Betts. The food was surprisingly good, and the live music and bar with sports on were a nice bonus after staying at some less-than-stellar places off the highway. The beds were a definite highlight—very comfortable linens. They also treated our dog very well, which is always a plus. The complimentary morning coffee was a nice touch, too. Being downtown, there were some obvious downsides. The street noise from motorcycles was loud, a problem the hotel seems to be aware of, judging by the white noise machine and earplugs provided. More notably, the immediate area had a distinct, unpleasant odor, particularly of urine, and there was a sizable homeless population. While I didn't feel unsafe during the daytime, it's something to be aware of."