Drury Plaza Hotel Cleveland Downtown
$50+Stay in Cleveland's restored 1931 Board of Education building, with Depression-era lobby murals and an indoor pool downtown.

The Arcade Cleveland is a sightseeing stop in Cleveland, OH, part of the Cleveland guide. Cost: free.
401 Euclid Ave, Cleveland, OH 44114 · Cleveland, OH
Opened in 1890, The Arcade was America's first indoor shopping center and among the city's first National Register landmarks. Its five-story atrium, glass skylight overhead, tiers of brass-railed balconies, gargoyles ringing the top floor, connects Euclid and Superior Avenues through twin nine-story towers. Today a Hyatt Regency occupies the upper levels while shops and eateries line the lower two, but the real draw is free: walk in, look up, and take the photo everyone takes. Open to visitors daily.
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