Hilton Cleveland Downtown Hotel, Convention hotel in downtown Cleveland, United States.

The Hilton Cleveland Downtown Hotel is an architectural structure with a prominent glass design in the city center. Three slender towers rise above a four-story concrete base, with extensive glass panels creating its visual form.

The hotel opened in 2016 on the final undeveloped site within Cleveland's downtown mall area, which architect Daniel Burnham had designed in 1903 as his urban vision for the city. This completion marked the end of more than a century of planned development.

The bar takes the name Burnham, honoring architect Daniel Burnham who shaped Cleveland's urban layout through his master plan. This naming reflects how the city remembers those who influenced its development.

The hotel stands at the corner of Ontario Street and Lakeside Avenue, along The Mall, with the Global Center for Health Innovation next door. Its four-story concrete pedestal holds the lobby and two ballrooms, with the glass towers rising above. The building is LEED certified and managed by Teri Agosta.

The hotel's bar is named the Burnham, after Daniel Burnham, whose 1903 Group Plan shaped the Mall the building faces. The project was built by Turner Construction of New York and led by the Atlanta firm Cooper Carry, and it is LEED certified.