Cincinnati Marriott RiverCenter Covington (Kentucky) Kentucky KY. Best Hotel Deals & Reviews

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Discover the Marriott RiverCenter hotel in downtown Cincinnati where convenience meets relaxation in the heart of the city. On the banks of the Ohio River in Covington, the luxurious Marriott at RiverCenter boasts deluxe guest room accommodations featuring stunning skyline views of Downtown Cincinnati. Perfect for business and leisure travelers, close proximity to area attractions puts guests minutes from exciting entertainment and the Cincinnati Airport. The contemporary 7-story gazebo complements well-appointed meeting rooms and banquet facilities, which collectively span over 9,000 square feet. In addition, an enclosed skywalk connects The Northern Kentucky Convention Center to this premier riverfront hotel recognized for hosting successful corporate events and dazzling social soirees. Enjoy a wide variety of hotel services and lodging amenities, a full service health club, and thoughtfully appointed guest rooms. Experience the difference at the Marriott that amazes

Amenities:

Air Conditioned
ATM / Cash Machine
Banquet Facilities
Bar / Lounge
Business Center
Cable / Satellite TV
Coffee / Tea Maker
Connecting Rooms
Currency Exchange
Disabled Access
Elevator / Lift
Fitness Room
Golf Course
Hair Dryer
High-speed Internet
In Room Movies
Laundry service
Meeting Rooms
News Stand
Non-Smoking Rooms
Parking
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe-Deposit Box
Sauna
Secretarial Service
Swimming pool
TV
Valet Parking
Wake-up Service

Check-in:

From 4:00 PM

Check-out:

Prior to 11:00 AM

Attractions:

10 WEST (opening July 2009): A stunning environment, highlighted by spectacular views of the Ohio River, this Cincinnati restaurant offers a captivating menu which features regional specialties and friendly service, beautifully combined to offer a delightful dining experience.
AMC Newport 20 Cinema at Newport on the Levee
AMIG - American Modern Insurance Group
Aronoff Theatre
Ashland Inc
B & B Riverboat Cruises
B&B Riverboat Cruises: B&B Riverboats Cincinnati, Ohio restaurant cruises offer lunch and dinner sightseeing tours in water taxies to the Cincinnati Bengals and Reds home games. Cruises dock at Newport on the levee.
B&B Riverboats
Bar at 10 WEST (openeing July 2009): Located in the heart of the Atrium Plaza, this downtown Cincinnati restaurant and bar is positioned on the first floor of the World?s Largest Gazebo. Guests can relax with great food and drinks, all while enjoying the large screen LCD television.
Bar Louie
Behle Street: A comfortable neighborhood caf? and bar boasting both indoor and outdoor seating.
Behringer-Crawford Museum
Bella Balloons
Blue Line Springfield Metro St.
Boca: Intimate and upscale, Boca is where you to go to brag about where you went to dinner last night where you go to surround yourself with other fashionable people. The Trattoria side is small but cozy, more casual and less expensive.
Bootsy's: Bootsy's Produced by Jeff Ruby is an exciting new downtown night spot, restaurant, sushi bar, and music museum.
Brio Tuscan Grille: Known for generous portions of meats, pastas and roasted fish on large, oval, hand-painted plates, this Cincinnati, Ohio restaurant will leave you stuffed and satisfied.
Britsh Telecom
Cathedral Basilica of the Assumrtion
Celestial Steakhouse: This Cincinnati dining tradition draws a sophisticated crowd for its four-star steakhouse fare, cool jazz and fabulous view. The Incline Lounge serves a broad range of wine by the glass, as well as martinis, single malts, bourbons and cocktails. Live musi
Chez Nora: Offering American cuisine and live Hazz on the Roof Top Bar
Chiquita
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Art Musem
Cincinnati Art Museum
Cincinnati Ballet
Cincinnati Bengal's Home Games
Cincinnati Bengals - Paul Brown Stadium
Cincinnati Bengals NFL Football
Cincinnati Christian University
Cincinnati Cyclones Hockey
Cincinnati Fire Museum
Cincinnati History Museum
Cincinnati Mills (Forest Fair Mall)
Cincinnati Museum Center, Union Terminal & Omnimax Theater
Cincinnati Opera
Cincinnati Reds - Great American Ballpark
Cincinnati Reds Baseball
Cincinnati Reds Home Games
Cincinnati Regional Tourism Network
Cincinnati State Community College
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Gardens
Cinergy Children's Museum
Cintas Center - Xavier University
Cities on Tour
College of Mount Saint Joseph
Contemporary Arts Center
Contemporary Arts Center
Convergys
Daveed's at 934: cuisine "contemporary, eclectic" with an ethnic influence, executed in a "French technique". This spot nestled in the heart of Mt. Adams is sleek, but comfortable and upbeat - reflecting the spectacular cuisine.
Downtown - Fountain Square
Eden Park & Krohn Conservatory
Elegant Carriages
Ethicon Endo Surgery
Fidelity Investments
Fifth Thrid Bancorp
First Watch: This casual downtown Cincinnati restaurant is known for their array of healthy breakfast, brunch and lunch options.
Florence Mall
Flying Pig Marathon
GAMEWORKS at Newport on the Levee
General Electric Aviation
Gentle Breeze Hot Air Balloon
Givaudan
Great American Ball Park / Cincinnati Reds
Great American Insurance
Greyhound
Hamilton County Fairgrounds
Havana Martini Club
Hofbrauhaus
Hofbrauhaus - Newport: Classic Bavarian cuisine and world-famous beer from the Royal Brewery in Munich are the specialties of the house at this ?Wunderbar? Cincinnati restaurant.
Hofbrauhaus Newport
ITT Technical College
Jeff Ruby's Steakhouse: This famed downtown Cincinnati restaurant and steakhouse serves only the finest beef and seafood, prepared to perfection.
Jefferson Hall
Jimmy Buffet Concert at RiverBend
KAO Brands
Kentucky Motor Speedway
Kenwood Towne Center
Kroger
Macy's Jazz Festival
Main Strasse Village
Main Strause Village
Mini-Marathon & Heart Walk
Mitchell's Fish Market: REEL. FRESH. FISH. served in a casual and relaxed East Coast atmosphere.
Montgomery Inn at the Boathouse: Our world-famous ribs, our friendly service, and our striking view of the Ohio River, makes us a unique restaurant that you and your guest(s) will remember long after your meal is over.
Mount Adams
Museum of Natural History & Science
National Underground Railroad Freedom Center
National Underground Railroad Freedom Center
National Underground Railroad Freedom Center
Newport Aquarium
Newport on the Levee
Newport on the Levee
Newport on the Levee Entertainment Complex
Nicola's Ristorante: Contemporary and spacious, the restaurant was once a car barn for incline trolleys in the 19th century and retains that historic charm. Nicola Pietoso, a native of Italy, first brought the culinary traditions of Tuscany to Cincinnati in 1996.
Nielsen
NKRA - Mardi Gras
Northern Kentucky Convention Center (On-Site)
Northern Kentucky Convention Center (attached)
Northern Kentucky University
Ohio Designer's Craftsman - Holiday Craft Show
OmniCare
Palomino: This upbeat downtown Cincinnati restaurant and bar is famous for its rich and stylish ambiance
Paramount's Kings Island
Patio at 10 WEST (opening July 2009): The Patio at 10WEST provides sa relaxing atmosphere on the large balconies overlooking the Ohio River. Sit around a fire pit and relax with a glass of wine and great regional fare.
Paul Brown Stadium / Cincinnati Bengals
Playhouse in the Park
Playhouse in the Park
Primavista: Primavista lives up to its name and reputation as one of the area's best Italian restaurants. The quiet elegance is offset by the coziness here - and the view makes it a great spot for a drink as well as a meal.
Procter & Gamble
Riverbend Music Center / Coney Island
RiverDowns Horse Racing
Rollerblading @ Sawyer point
Rookwod Commons & Pavillion
Rumba at the Waterfront
Sand Volleyball Courts @ Sawyer Point
Sawyer Point & Public Landing
Shadowbox Cabaret
Shadowbox Cabaret at Newport on the Levee
South Beach Grille at the Waterfront
Taft Art Museum
Taft Theater
The Aronoff Center - Fifth Third Broadway Series
The Beach Waterpark
The Funny Bone Comedy Club
The Waterfront: Located on the lovely waterfront, this Cincinnati, Ohio restaurant has created an array of distinctive fresh seafood dishes to delight.
Tower Place Mall
Toyota NA Mfg
Tri-County Mall
Tropicana
Turfway Horse Racing
UC Bearcats
Union Terminal
Union Terminal - Amtrak
University Of Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
University of Dayton
US Bank Arena / Cincinnati Cyclones
US Bank Arena - Cincinnati Cyclones Hockey
WEBN RiverFest Fireworks
Western Southern Financial Group
Willie's Sport Cafe
World Peace Bell
Xavier University
Xavier University
ZaZou
Zinzinnati Oktoberfest

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	Date of Stay: July, 2009
Stayed here to go to a few baseball games, enjoy the 4th of July asa family.

	Date of Stay: June, 2009
The staff was professional and welcoming. The valet was extremely helpful and professional. One of the rooms that I reserved smelled like mold. Additional party members said the sheets were stiff and noisy.

Date of Stay: April, 2009

Cost cutting obvious at hotel - by the lack of housekeeping. Garbage piled up outside my door for more than 12 hours. Hotel room floor covered with peanuts. Bathroom toilet had brown stains originating from base on tile floor. Bill was incorrect at check out. Charged for parking when had no car. Phone system didn't work - couldn't call front desk. Room service fair, but didn't have several items (food and wine) listed on menu. In summary one of the worst Marriotts I have ever visited.

Date of Stay: November, 2007

We were here for a Cheerleading/Dance Competition. The service was excellent! First classall the way. The hotel was full to overflowing, so the business center was busy and there was a bit of a wait, but with wi-fi service through out the hotel we just pulled out the laptop.We needed a roll-away, and even that came up to the room quickly and it was comfortable!The front desk was always staffed at least two people deep and usually four. We called forbellhop service at check out at 8am on sunday, they were there in 15 mins. and loaded our carfor us! The food service at the resturant doesnt really have anything for picky 11year olds, but even they tried and offered items not on the menu. I can't really say enough good things about the service at this hotel. The front elevators are slower than paint drying, but just walkto the back ones and zoom to your room!

Date of Stay: June, 2009

Hotel and overall experience was great!! Awesome family getaway! Only problem was that Orbitz supposedly called hotel ahead of time to try to make sure room had 2 double beds instead of 1 king, and was told by Orbitz that it was all set up, then when we check in, we were told that all double rooms were sold out and there is never any way to guarantee the type of room you will get with Orbitz. So the kids had to sleep on rollaway beds which are not near as comfortable as the regular beds.

	Date of Stay: June, 2009
The location was great, staff was verry helpful, and the hotel itself had a great design. Iwish more rooms had a direct view of the river and downtown. Overall, a great place to stay if you are in the Cincinnati area!

Date of Stay: March, 2009

I recently stayed at this hotel on a recent business trip. Based on my search, I thought that the hotel was in Cincinatti, not in Covington KY. There is nothing you can walk to from the hotel, unless you want to buy discount cigarettes or liquor. I guess they are less in KY. The parking was expensive, the internet was expensive and the only restaurant onsite was expensive and not very good. Unfortunatly the spa was broken on this visit as well. I would highly reccomend that you stay on the other side of the river (in Cincinatti) so that you have a more pleasant stay. There are a lot of nice restaurants and shoppin on the other side. You can easily drive to the KY convention center, you'll probably save money on parking anyway. The rooms are fine, but small. You'll have a lot better stay somewhere else. NOT FAMILY FRIENDLY EITHER

	Date of Stay: August, 2007
This was my second stay at the Rivercenter Marriott and everything about the place is first class. I stay almost exclusively at Marriott hotels because of the consistent quality. The Rivercenter has incredible views of downtown Cincinnatti and the Ohio River. I highly recommend it to anyone staying in the greater Cincinnatti area.

	Date of Stay: June, 2009
We took the shuttle bus to the reds game after we ate supper at the hotel restaurant.

	Date of Stay: June, 2009
The inside was very elegant. it was difficult to find the pool.

Date of Stay: February, 2007

Either I was intentionally misled or else the communication at this hotel is very bad. I was sold a package incuding dinner and champagne. When the bill came I was charged, in full, for a mediocre dinner and told that the package actually included vouchers for an equally mediocre breakfast. I even called before arrival and asked how the dinner deal worked, whether I got some sort of certificate. I was told ""they have a list"". Apparently I wasn't on it.

	Date of Stay: June, 2009
The construction going on in the room under/next to me was a bit loud on a Saturday morning, but overall the hotel and staff were great. View of the Cincinnati skyline was nice to wake up/go to be to and having access to a balcony really make my trip extra enjoyable.

	Date of Stay: June, 2009
Updated, big rooms. Big work out facilities and pool. Plumbing in rooms need tweaking.

	Date of Stay: January, 2007
Guarenteed advance pay reservation but didn't hornor it. Gave room & honeymoon package to someone else. Personal, extra champagne given to the same wrong people. Woke up to hammering and construction. No remorse or correction of poor service. Getto rooms, area and service.

	Date of Stay: September, 2008
This was the best hotel I have ever stayed in. The staff was very helpful. The dinning options were amazing, along with the food they served. Everything in the room looked brand new, all of the sheets and towels, and the bed was more comfortable than my own bed. I would definately recomend the Marriot to anybody.

	Date of Stay: June, 2009
Location, view and comfortable room. The view was a terrific feature. The staff were very polite and professional. I earned a blister from walking too much in shoes not meant for walking. Very nice and appreciated.

Date of Stay: August, 2006

My husband and I stayed at this hotel for a week. It was a wonderful hotel. It was very clean and the service was great. (The beds are soooo comfortable!) The only slight problem was the parking. Once we got used to the system, it was time to check out. You have to park, then get on an elevator to take you to the front desk, then get on a different elevator to go to your room. And you have to have your parking ticket validated at the front desk each day, so don't leave it in the car!!

Date of Stay: June, 2009

The Lobby was gorgeous and so was the view from my room. I didn't like the fact that the lobby was on the third floor. We got it for on Priceline. The lobby was large and beautiful with a fountain, piano bar and glass elevators. Valet parking is available on the first floor, the pool, gym are on the second and the lobby is on the third floor. The view is absolutely amazing and you are able to see the Cincinnati skyline. The beds were so comfortable and the bedding was soft and warm. I hope to stay here again soon.

	Date of Stay: June, 2009
Renovations were going on. Don't stay during renovations.

Date of Stay: June, 2009

Proximity to downtown Cincinnati Overpriced hotel. Would not pay for a room. The hotel was situated nicely within walking distance to downtown Cincinnati. We went to a Reds game on Sunday and was able to walk over the Ohio River to the ballpark without paying for parking. That was a major plus. We also avoided paying hotel parking because it was included in our Priceline reservation which saved us $12.00. If I didn't reserve through Priceline, I would never pay the asking price for his hotel. I believe a one night stay was in the $220.00 range and that is way overpriced. I have stayed in hotels such as the Hampton and Country Inn Suites those are very comparable to what I received at the Marriott in Covington. We did not have a microwave, fridge or any other amenities that you would think a room might have from a 4 1/2 star hotel. But since I Pricelined it, I have no complaints.

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