The historic AAA Four Diamond hotel in Cincinnati offers more than 40,000 square feet of flexible space, including three incredible ballrooms with breathtaking French Art Deco features and 28 additional meeting rooms strategically located throughout the facility (including five Executive Boardrooms with leather high-back, five-point chairs). High-speed wireless internet and audiovisual equipment are available in all meeting rooms and the hotel also offers a full-service business center with computers, fax, copier, mail, and postage services. Award-winning in-house catering will elevate any event.

Often referred to as the most beautiful ballroom in the Midwest, the Hall of Mirrors has a grandeur that lives up to its namesake, the Palace of Versailles in France. The Pavillion Ballroom is the hotel’s largest ballroom. Originally, the room was the hotel’s nightclub, designed after Club Leviathan, the nightclub on the world’s largest and most luxurious cruise liner at that time, the S.S. Leviathan. Special features include a unique three-tiered setting, original chandelier, and stunning Art Deco light fixtures along the sides of the room. The Continental Ballroom was the hotel’s original main dining room and featured a permanent ice rink where diners enjoyed a nightly ice skating show. Murals of the four seasons don the corners of the room and complement the Italian marble and draperies of the Empire period. The room also features huge windows, original chandeliers, sconces, German silver metalwork, and marble urns that mark the tiers on both ends of the ballroom.

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Accolades

• Hilton Hotel’s #1 rated Hotel in North America for Overall Service and Helpfulness of Hotel Staff - based customer service scores
• Smart Meetings 2018 Platinum Award for excellence in service and amenities - As selected by Meeting Planners – one of only 100 hotels in the Americas
• Meetings Today “Best of”  Award for outstanding service and meeting facilities - As selected by Meeting Planners - Twelve Years in a row (2006-2018)