1 RIVERFRONT PLAZA HAMILTON, OH 45011 USA From the metro city center, this property is located: Direction: North Distance: 15 - 30 minutes Area Airport: Cincinnati Features and Amenities 24 Hour Front Desk Free Parking Handicapped Accessible Rooms Non-smoking Rooms Air Conditioned Rooms AM/FM Clock/Radio in Rooms Coffee Maker in Rooms Data Ports in Rooms Hair Dryer In Rooms Iron/Ironing Board In Rooms Voice Mail in Rooms Cable Television Bar/Lounge on site Restaurant on site Restaurants Alexander's Restaurant Bleachers Food & Drink Sports Bar Meeting Facilities Number of Meeting Rooms: 8 Total Capacity of Meeting Rooms: 600 Description of Meeting Rooms: Audio/Visual Equipment Available Room Rates Range (Actual Rate Provided upon Reservation Confirmation) Standard Room Rate Range: USD 59.00 to 99.00 Nightly Credit Cards Mastercard, Visa, Discover, & American Express Check-in Time: 3:00 PM Check-out Time: 12:00 PM Cancellation Policy (Local Time): By 4:00 PM Day of Arrival

The Dayton Lane Historic District, more commonly known as Dayton Lane, consists of 210 structures built during the last quarter of the nineteenth century and first quarter of the twentieth century when it was home to Hamilton's prominent industrialists. The houses in the district represent the rich variety of architectural styles popular at the district's height, including Queen Anne, Italianate, Second Empire, and Georgian Revival. Campbell Avenue was named after Lewis D. Campbell, a major landowner who donated a parcel of land to the city of Hamilton fo use as Campbell Avenue Park. The Dayton Lane Historic District is a wonderfully restored and maintained neighborhood of Hamilton, Ohio showcasing some of the region's most glorious Victorian architecture. (Credit: http://www.historicdaytonlane.org) Being a citizen of Hamilton for 21 years, I've seen a lot of things from this town. One of my favorite things was taking walks down Dayton Lane. I discovered this beautiful area while walking to the Lane Public Library one afternoon. I'd decided to take a shorter route to the library, and found myself surrounded by Victorian homes from the 19th Century. I suddenly felt like I had stepped into my history book and gone back in time. Before I knew it, I realized I was going to the library nearly everyday. Most of the time just to look at the gorgeous homes that stood before me on the way there.