During my visit to Cincinnati to attend a conference in the Duke Energy Convention Center, I stayed at the Westin Hotel that was only a couple of blocks from the convention center.
My room was, fortunately, facing the famous Fountain Square.
Here’s the view of the hotel from Fountain Square.
The lobby of the Westin hotel is spacious and has several escalators to reach the next level that had the elevators to reach the floors and also a small shopping center along with the bell desk and the computer rooms with free internet access for the guests.
This is the mesmerizing night view of Vine Street and part of the Fountain Square.
The beds were soft and comfortable with wide and full-height windows for a great view of downtown Cincinnati.
The facilities and amenities like TV, sofa and coffee machine among others were of very high quality.
Here’s the full view of the comfortable queen size bed.
Here’s the day-time view of Vine Street and part of the Fountain Square is seen as well.
Here’s the full view of the Fountain Square and the skating rink.
There is also a range of restaurants and other food joints along the periphery of the Fountain Square from burger joints to ice-cream parlors.
Overall, the stay at The Westin Cincinnati was fabulous and satisfying with great facilities, tasty food and great views of downtown from the room.
Accessibility Features
Ramp access.
A wheelchair-accessible Entrance.
A wheelchair-accessible Restroom/Toilet.
A wheelchair-accessible Seating.
A wheelchair-accessible Parking.
What else to do in Cincinnati
A couple of blocks away from the hotel is the bridge over the river Ohio by crossing which one can reach the state of Kentucky.
And while you are still in Cincinnati, here’s a list of places you can visit:
Cincinnati Museum Center
Cincinnati Zoo
Cincinnati Reds Baseball
Cincinnati Art Museum
Taft Museum of Art
Carew Tower and Observation Deck
American Sign Museum
Have you stayed in a hotel recently with some great views from the room? I’d be interested in knowing.
Till then… Happy guiding ![]()







