The Metropolitan at The 9

The Metropolitan at The 9 occupies the former Ameritrust Tower and adjacent 1920s bank building complex at the corner of East 9th Street and Euclid Avenue in downtown Cleveland. The landmark mixed-use development preserved the grand banking hall's original marble columns, coffered plasterwork ceilings, and enormous vault architecture, converting them into one of Ohio's most celebrated dining destinations — the Marble Room steakhouse — while the hotel component occupies the upper floors of the historic tower. The 156 rooms feature a modern, loft-inspired design vocabulary with industrial finishes that contrast the building's classical shell, and upper-floor rooms deliver views across downtown Cleveland and toward Lake Erie. Standard, Deluxe, and Penthouse Suite configurations span the tower floors. Beyond the Marble Room, the complex includes multiple additional food and beverage venues, a spa with treatment rooms, and a fitness center. A nightclub and rooftop event space operate within The 9 development, establishing the property as a hub for Cleveland's evening social scene as much as a hotel. East 4th Street dining and Playhouse Square are within easy walking distance to the west, while the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Great Lakes Science Center are a 15-minute walk north along East 9th to the lakefront. The property's position near Cleveland State University and Cuyahoga County government offices draws a mix of business, academic, and leisure travelers.