Westin Hotel Cleveland, Modern hotel in downtown Cleveland, United States

The Westin Hotel Cleveland is a 22-story building with a white exterior located in downtown Cleveland, Ohio. It offers conference spaces, an outdoor terrace, electric vehicle charging stations, and a spa with fitness classes.

The building opened in 1975 as the Bond Court Hotel, replacing the earlier Auditorium Hotel that had stood on the same site. It went through several name changes over the following decades before joining the Westin brand.

The hotel stands in Cleveland's Civic Center district, across St. Clair Avenue from the Cleveland Public Hall to its west. The building was designed with a link to the neighbouring Penton Media Building, and its name changed with each operator: Bond Court Hotel, Sheraton Downtown, Crowne Plaza Downtown Cleveland, then Westin in 2014.

The hotel is easy to reach on foot from central Cleveland and is well signed from the street. The area tends to get busier on evenings when nearby theaters have shows scheduled.

The hotel's parking structure is lit at night with a rainbow-colored lighting system that makes it stand out along the downtown skyline. It is rare for a parking garage to be treated as a visible part of a city's nighttime scenery.