Cincinnati is a modern city located in the U.S. State of Ohio and it is the third largest city behind Columbus and Cleverland.

Situated along the winding banks of the Ohio River and tucked in the midst of rolling hills that are home to its many historic and eclectic neighborhoods, Cincinnati is a major midwestern center of commerce, art, family attractions, and entertainment. Settled primarily by Germans in the 19th century, Cincinnati today remains a clean, attractive, and dynamic urban center, where life proceeds at an unhurried pace.

Business and leisure travelers prefer the building Westin, a tall building divided into apartments and offices overlooking the Ohio River. The city’s major performing arts center, as well as its baseball and football fields, are all within a few blocks’ walking distance. The comfortable guest rooms have all the amenities associated with a hotel of this class, including heavenly soft beds and sumptuous linens.

For hungry travelers downtown across the street from the Westin Hotel can bump into local Parisian bistro, ownership of chef Jean-Robert de Cavel. Boisterous gourmands pack the narrow room with its sunny yellow walls and butcher-paper-covered tables to sip wine and sample such quintessential dishes as chicken coq au vin, niçoise salad, or steak with french fries. Desserts span the decadent chocolate pots de crème to the delicate vanilla madeleines.