From the East
Shoreway West to W. 3rd Street exit. West (right) on St. Clair Avenue. South (left) on W. 9th Street. Continue south on Huron Road. Enter Tower City Center Parking on the right.

I-90 West to Prospect Avenue, Exit 173A. West (right) on Prospect Avenue. West (left) on Huron Road. Continue West on Huron Road. Enter Tower City Center Parking on the left.

From the South
I-71 North to Ontario Avenue, Exit 171B. Continue North on Ontario Avenue. West (left) on Huron Road. Enter Tower City Center Parking on the left.

I-77 North to E. 9th Street, Exit 163C. North (right) on Ontario Avenue. West (left) on Huron Road. Enter Tower City Center Parking on the left.

From the West
Shoreway East to Lakeside Avenue exit. South (right) on W. 6th Street. West (right) on St. Clair Avenue. South (left) on W. 9th Street. Continue south on Huron Road. Enter Tower City Center Parking on the right.

I-90 West to the I-90/I-71 merge then North to Ontario Avenue, Exit 171B. Continue North on Ontario Avenue. West (left) on Huron Road. Enter Tower City Center Parking on the left.

Parking:
Tower City Parking is available 24 hours a day, 7 days per week. The main entrance to the Tower City parking lot is on Huron near Ontario. Surface lots and parking garages are available on Ontario, Huron, Prospect, and Superior.

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The Ritz-Carlton Cleveland and Renaissance Cleveland Hotel are located in the Tower City complex adjacent to Skylight Office Tower and the Cleveland office of Ulmer & Berne. Ulmer & Berne has the following rates with these hotels:

The Ritz-Carlton
216.623.1515
$199 for deluxe single/double occupancy
$289 for club level guestroom
For reservations call 800.241.3333. Request the Ulmer & Berne corporate rate.

Renaissance Cleveland Hotel
800.HOTELS.1
$170 for guestroom (Code XUBA)
For reservations call 216.696.5600. Request the Ulmer & Berne corporate rate.

Cleveland had America's first traffic light in 1914.

Cleveland was the world's first city to be lighted electronically in 1879.

Cleveland was originally spelled Cleaveland, after Moses Cleaveland, a surveyor who settled here in 1796.

Cleveland is the 16th largest metro area and the 15th largest consumer market in the U.S.


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