Car Rental Cleveland International Airport

Parking in Cleveland

• Tower City Center Garage (44113) is an underground parking space that can accommodate 2,241 cars and offers electric car charging points and disabled places.
• JACK Parking Garage (44115) will get you to several places on Public Square without having to walk outside – you’ll only walk through Jack Casino. Enter this garage from Ontario Street.
• The Galleria Garage (44114) is a one-level garage close to many locations in Downtown Cleveland and had 435 parking spaces.

Key roads in Cleveland

• Interstate 90 (I-90) runs mostly along the Ohio Turnpike but also travels along the south shore of Lake Erie and passes through Cuyahoga County to Downtown Cleveland.
• Interstate 271 (I-271) connects the suburbs of Cleveland and Akron. It begins in Medina Township to I-90 and ends in Willoughby Hills.
• Broadway Avenue is most famous for the Broadway Avenue Historic District, and it begins in Downtown Cleveland and runs through the cities of Garfield Heights, Maple Heights and Bedford.

How to get from Cleveland Hopkins International Airport to Downtown Cleveland

It takes 22 minutes to drive the 14 miles from the airport to Downtown Cleveland.

1. Leave the car rental car park at the airport and head east.
2. Get on I-71 north from Cleveland Parkway, Rocky River Drive and Puritas Avenue.
3. Turn right to merge onto I-71 north and continue to take exit 173C for Superior Avenue.
4. Follow Superior Ave to E 13th Street.

How to get from Cleveland Hopkins International Airport to Edgewater Park Beach

Edgewater Park is a pleasant 21-minute drive from the airport. Just leave the car rental lot and take Cleveland Parkway to Rocky River Drive. Continue on Rocky River Drive then take I-90 east and West Boulevard to US-20 E/US-6 east.

Best hotels in Cleveland

Cleveland Marriott East

26300 Harvard Road, Warrensville Heights, OH 44122, USA

The Cleveland Marriott East is close to some of the best attractions, including the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and MGM Northfield Park. The hotel features an indoor pool, 24-hour fitness center, high-speed Wi-Fi, flat-panel TVs, and plush bedding.

Holiday Inn Express Cleveland Downtown

629 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, OH 44114, USA

This hotel is perfect for those who want to stay in Downtown Cleveland while enjoying the local heritage. A 19^th-century historic building in the financial district was converted into this hotel, which boasts nine different kinds of rooms as well as holiday packages.

Glidden House

1901 Ford Drive, Cleveland, OH 44106, USA

This historical mansion was built in 1910 and is located on the campus of Case Western Reserve University. The hotel offers meeting rooms and a business center for those coming to Cleveland on business trips.

Best restaurants in Cleveland

EDWINS Restaurant

13101 Shaker Square, Cleveland, OH 44120, USA

Enjoy a French cuisine fine dining experience at EDWINS, with a menu boasting vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options. EDWINS is steeped in tradition, community, and offers seasonal classic French cuisine in the heart of Cleveland’s Shaker Square.

Grumpy's Cafe

2621 W 14th Street, Cleveland, OH 44113-4408, USA

This cozy Cleveland-style comfort food café offers delicious, feel-good meals, while supporting local artists. There’s artwork wall-to-wall and, despite the name, you won’t be feeling grumpy by the time you’ve finished your meal. The café is also a central part of the Tremont restraint scene and has a separate room for all event and party needs.

Trattoria on the Hill

12207 Mayfield Road, Cleveland, OH 44106-1925, USA

Trattoria on the Hill is one of Cleveland’s best Italian restaurants, neatly situated in Cleveland’s culturally vibrant Little Italy. It offers a delicious, classically Italian menu, with an outdoor seating area to enjoy an appetizing meal during the warmer months.

Best attractions in Cleveland

Cleveland Museum of Natural History

1 Wade Oval Drive, Cleveland, OH 44106, USA

This museum is home to many astounding exhibits, from paleontology and astronomy to botany and geology. The most prominent of the Cleveland Museum’s gems is the three-million-year-old human ancestor, Australopithecus afarensis.

Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

1100 E 9th Street, Cleveland, OH 44114, USA

Simply referred to as the Rock Hall, music lovers will revel in this six-floor museum that captures the history of rock music, including the artists, engineers, producers, and other notable legends that made the genre what it is today. Kick off your tour from the Hall of Fame Inductees on the ground floor and get your car soundtrack ready.

Great Lakes Science Center

601 Erieside Avenue, Cleveland, OH 44114, USA

Climb aboard and walk the decks of the William G. Mather 1925 steamship, it’s filled with ship lore and stories of the Great Lakes Engineering Works. This interactive museum will quench the thirst of science enthusiasts and let the curious dip their toes into an epic, educational experience. If you’re visiting around Independence Day, it’s a great place to catch the fireworks too.