We were staying overnight primarily to celebrate our son’s birthday. He happens to have Autism and hotel stays and elevators are his thing. Needless to stay, his excitement level was through the roof. The night manager was exceptional… he went above and beyond to bring our son a piece of cake for his birthday, and gave him a “behind the scenes” tour of the elevator mechanic room. Most people aren’t sure what to do with a 15 year old boy who just wants to ride and talk about elevators, and we were very touched that the staff took the time to listen to him and invested some time in him. We had also made a request to be as high as possible, to maximize the elevator rides, and we were given a room on the 17th floor. In addition, the hotel is in a great location for Cincinnati and NKY events, was very clean, and included all of the amenities we needed.

While the lobby and common areas have been updated, the rooms still look and feel a bit older. Perfectly fine for an overnight, though!

The extra parking fee!! What did I get for my money? I've never had to pay for parking while staying at a hotel, even in Niagara falls and Washington DC! My view was at the perfect height, 3rd floor, to watch and hear the traffic of a major interstate. C'mon Radisson, is it really necessary?!? Get back to me, and no, I don't want the money back. Let's fix this

Room was clean, beds were comfortable, and we enjoyed our view

We arrived early to try to get a room on a higher floor with a better view. Was told since we booked through a 3rd party they could not work with us. I even tried to pay extra. We ended up on the 6th floor and the road noise was loud. Wasnt bad and wasn't a deal breaker but still. Also, when we left we saw where someone's car got broken into. Not the best area at night in the back parking area.

Loved the Eighteen Restaurant, both view and food.

Breakfast in cafe was too pricey. Parking should be included.

When I arrived to check-in, Cory at the front desk was dealing with a difficult situation. The couple in front of me made their reservation through Priceline but it did not show up on the hotel's reservation. He went back and forth trying to rectify the problem (even checking through Priceline). As the check-in line got longer Cory never lost his cool. He finally rectified their problem. When it was my turn I told him that he was "cool under fire." He was. I also had a buffet breakfast in the restaurant. All the food was good. The two older women working the restaurant were efficient and charming.

My balcony door was hard to open. When Cory was working through the Priceline issue he received a call from a customer who said they couldn't get their balcony door open. He asked a worker who was passing by the desk to check on it.

No one bothered us and the staff was very helpful kind and respectful overall pleasant experience will definitely come back.

It was kind of outdated for the price no Bluetooth and there was like a stale stuffy smell kind of like previous water damage of some sort we had to spray air freshener and keep the balcony open to subside the smell. The tv didn’t have many channels to choose from but we weren’t there for the tv, and all of the plugs didn’t work had my phone plugged in all night only to discover it was t charging and was dead the next morning. But besides that we had an amazing time and will definitely be back to visit…

They offer elegant style services but with a laid back atmosphere. The room was nice and comfortable and clean. We loved the view and most of all, our breakfast served to us in the morning. Both restaurants are wonderful and the manager and employees of the Eighteen at the Radisson was super nice. We went to the after party for New Years Eve and got treated like we were special guests. We loved our stay here and we will definitely be back.

The only issue we had is that there was no ice or vending on the 10th floor.

Great View at Night but we was on the 15th Floor and got the view of UGLY COVINGTON AKA SCUVINGTON so we didn’t hang out on the balcony much until dark, also the balcony railing was NOT attached to the concrete wall on the LEFT side so it was LOOSE and Wobbly and NOT SAFE especially for a family with small children, thank god we was on a DATE NIGHT and didn’t have our two small daughters under 4 years of age with us or I would have had to complain and request a different room due to safety of our babies

The guard rail on the balcony wasn’t attached to the railing it had came loose also our TOLITE handle to flush the commode was broken it was ghetto and we had to do some weird things to get it to flush

The convenient location to the I71. We needed a quick hotel to get out of the bad weather and Kiersten at the front desk was so kind and helpful. Maddy in the restaurant kept us entertained. She is just amazing and we can’t say enough about the 2 girls. The chef ( did not get his name) is a very upstanding person. He stayed behind to make sure Maddy closed up safely. The view of the city was breathtaking.

The elevators were older and a little scary but in perfect working order.

We loved the views of Cincinnati across the river from the room. The rooms were a decent size as well. The location was prime for an event we were in town for the weekend for. We also tried the rotating restaurant on the top floor called “Eighteenth” which was quite good.

The rooms had not been fully updated in quite some time by the looks of several stains across the carpet. Our toilet seat was very loose in that getting up and down off of it required caution.