Cleveland Hotels and Traveler's Guide

Whether you're in town for the April Jazz festival or are brought to Cleveland for another reason, this city has an atmosphere all its own. On the banks of Lake Erie, Cleveland has a pretty location and has come a long way from its infancy as an industrial town. It also happens to be the setting for The Drew Carey Show. Come see all the things that Cleveland has to offer.

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• Beachwood
• Brooklyn
• Middleburg Heights
• North Olmsted
• Westlake

When you're in Cleveland, be sure to check the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Other attractions include the Cleveland Museum of Art and the Great Lakes Science Center. You can get a sense of the city's history by visiting the Old Stone Church, dating back to the first settlers. Notice the Tiffany stain glass in the windows. For a panoramic view, visit the Tower City Observer Deck. If you like the height of the observation deck yet are interested in something a little more filling, Cedar Point is a nearby amusement park with 16 exciting roller coasters.

If you are interested in catching a ball game, Cleveland has that to offer as well. On a fine spring day, you can't get much better than going to a Cleveland Indians baseball game. If you'd prefer basketball, be sure to catch a Cavaliers game. And of course, if football is your sport the Browns call Cleveland home. You can also see the Barons, a minor league hockey team. As you can see, Cleveland has lots of sports. It also has shopping, dining and an active nightlife. As they say: Cleveland rocks!

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