Downtown Cleveland Lodging at Our Hotel near Progressive Field

The Radisson Cleveland - Gateway is located directly across the street from both Progressive Field, home of the Cleveland Indians, and the Quicken Loans Arena, home of the Cleveland Cavaliers. Our location in the exciting Gateway District places guests a five-minute walk from the Tower Center Shopping Center, the House of Blues and the 4th Street Neighborhood and just a 15-minute walk from the Cleveland Browns Stadium and the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. A host of dining, shopping and entertainment options are nearby.

Radisson guests lodging in Cleveland are near the following attractions:

Cleveland Botanical Garden (5.0 mi)
Stroll by fountains and walk over bridges to see over 3,000 plants from twenty different countries.
Phone: +1 (216) 721-1600
Cleveland Browns Stadium (1.0 mi)
Catch a game at the home of the Cleveland Browns NFL team.
Phone: +1 (440) 891-5050
Cleveland Children's Museum (1.0 mi)
Take the family to this interactive children's museum featuring exhibits designed to engage kids in learning.
Phone: +1 (216) 791-7114
Cleveland MetroParks Zoo and Rainforest (5.0 mi)
This unique, indoor zoo is home to over 3,300 species of animals from around the world.
Phone: +1 (216) 721-1600
Cleveland Museum of Art (4.5 mi)
This museum displays everything from medieval arms to Asian art and Picassos.
Phone: +1 (216) 421-7340
East 4th Street District (0.5 mi)
Take in some of Cleveland’s finest dining, entertainment and shopping in the new, “hip” East 4th Street district, just a short walk from our door.
Great Lakes Science Center
A day at the Great Lakes Science Center is a fun filled, brain building experience.
Phone +1 (216) 694-2000
House of Blues Cleveland (0.3 mi)
Head to this popular venue for some great live music.
Phone: +1 (216) 523-2583
Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland (3.2 mi)
This contemporary art museum showcases some of the nation's best modern artwork.
Phone: +1 (216) 421-8671
Playhouse Square Theaters (0.4 mi)
Enjoy a performance at Cleveland's largest theater venue.
Phone: +1 (216) 771-4444
Progressive Field (0.2 mi)
Cheer on the Cleveland Indians Major League Baseball team.
Phone: +1 (216) 420-4200
Quicken Loans Arena (0.1 mi)
The Quicken Loans Arena is one of Cleveland's premier performance and entertainment venues and the home of the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Phone: +1 (800) 820-2287
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame (2.0 mi)
This museum houses some of rock's most prized artifacts and exhibits that showcase the history of this influential musical genre.
Phone: +1 (216) 781-7625
Tower City Amphitheater (0.7 mi)
This is one of Cleveland's most popular places for outdoor performances and concerts.
Phone: +1 (216) 552-4822
William G. Mather Steamship Museum (1.0 mi)
Tour this restored 618-foot steamship.
Phone: +1 (216) 574-6262
Wolstein Center at Cleveland State University (0.6 mi)
The Wolstein Center hosts a variety of sports tournaments, conventions and other civic events.
Phone: +1 (216) 687-2000

About Cleveland

In recent decades, Cleveland has been transformed. The Flats of the Cuyahoga River sports a thriving nightclub district. River cruises aboard the Nautica Queen and Goodtime III reveal gorgeous views of Lake Erie, and nearby, trendy shops, restaurants and galleries pepper the revitalized Warehouse District, a National Historic Landmark. The city's spirit has also been rejuvenated with the return of the beloved Browns to Memorial Stadium, and sports fans can cheer on the Cavaliers at Quicken Loans Arena and the Indians at Progressive Field. Other popular draws include the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum and the Great Lakes Brewing Company, the state's first microbrewery. Cultural and educational highlights include the renowned Museum of Art, the Museum of Natural History and the new Great Lakes Science Center.

Did you know?

Even though Cleveland is home to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, rest assured that the city is not on a one-way rock 'n roll street. Cleveland is also home to the Cleveland Orchestra, one of the world's best! Established in 1918, the orchestra performs in Severance Hall from September to May and makes other special appearances throughout the year.