Cleveland, Ohio

W Cleveland

Ohio's first W anchors a $218M reinvention of the 1964 Erieview Tower.

Announced · Late 2027
W Cleveland

W Hotels makes its Ohio debut inside the Tower at Erieview, a 1964 Harrison & Abramovitz-designed high-rise being converted by Kassouf Development into a $218 million mixed-use complex. The 210-room hotel shares the building with 227 W-branded residences, a 15,000-square-foot ballroom and a 38th-floor rooftop restaurant, with completion targeted for late 2026.

The essentials

Group
Marriott (W Hotels)
Opening
Late 2027
Rooms & suites
210 rooms and suites
Segment
Luxury
Designer
Berardi + Partners (architect)
Entry rate
NC
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The place

The hotel occupies the lower floors of the Tower at Erieview on East 9th Street in downtown Cleveland, a National Register-listed high-rise from the city's 1960s urban-renewal era, steps from Lake Erie and the East 9th Street pier.

The concept

Kassouf Development is splitting the 1964 Harrison & Abramovitz-designed Erieview Tower between 227 W-branded apartments, among the first W-branded residences anywhere, and a 210-room W hotel on the lower floors, betting that Marriott's lifestyle brand can anchor downtown Cleveland's shift from office-heavy blocks to mixed residential and hospitality use.

Dining & wellness

A 38th-floor fine-dining restaurant and bar, a rooftop bar, spa, fitness center and lobby lounge are planned, alongside a 15,000-square-foot ballroom for events.

News

September 4, 2026: ErieView Development closed $218 million in financing for the redevelopment of Erieview Tower in Cleveland into a 210-room W hotel, 215 rental apartments and office space. The financing includes a $93.4 million C-PACE loan from Nuveen Green Capital. The developer schedules the hotel and residences to open around late 2027, with offices delivered on tenant schedules through 2028. It will be the first W hotel in Ohio.

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