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They had signs on the planning commission agenda awhile ago. I've been wondering too where they are. I'm sure they'll be put up eventually.

 

 

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    Bank signage up. I know it’s probably not our first choice for retail but it will definitely be nice to have an active business here and it also have a nice nighttime presence. It does look like the c

  • Just spoke to someone from CRM, and they are opening a pop up bar in the Schofield called Lake Effect at the corner of East 9th and Euclid. 

  • I spoke to the bartender last night. He said that Lake Effeft as an xmas themed bar will remain open until January 15th. Then it will probably remain open as another bar afterward. If this is this is

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I'm seeing a lot of beautiful elements, but the transition from strait-laid wood to herringbone to the hexagonal floor pattern and light fixtures seems odd.

 

I have to say that rooms themselves look great.

I know that everyone who frequents this thread share my sigh of relief when you consider that the corner of east 9th and Euclid could have been considerably different today. Thie beautiful Schofield building, a true architectural icon from the glory days of Cleveland's past has been restored and repurposed, promising to contribute significantly to the city's future. Meanwhile, across the street-on both sides-the Bruer Tower (which we almost lost to a KPF creation) is now part of a fantastic mixed-use redevelopment highlighted by the most spectacular supermarket/cafe to be found anywhere and a redevelopment of the Huntington Building is transforming it into a spectacular mixed-use gem. I think this intersection speaks well of the renewed energy and sense of pride that has taken hold of this city. Ever time I pass through the Nine-Twelve neighborhood I am thrilled at the realization that we no longer feel we need to destroy the greatness of the past to build a bright future.

Well said.

"In the souls of the people the grapes of wrath are filling and growing heavy, growing heavy for the vintage." -- John Steinbeck

Did Parker's Grille open? It was mentioned upthread that they would open in Mid-April and there has been no mention of it

anywhere.

Still under construction.

 

 

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As of yesterday, May 7th, still no sign of any kind identifying the hotel as the Kimpton.  I went in to ask an employee if they are ever going to put one up, but the line was longer than it was worth waiting for.  I could spend time searching but did someone post an illustration of the planned main sign?  Is it not approved yet?  As I wrote recently, a tasteful, professional banner would be far better than nothing.  And, again, something should be seen from the west also - as the building juts out.

The Drury, which just opened (has banner stating it) has had a permanent sign installed for weeks, while the landscaping has a ways to go yet.

 

None of thier hotels have signage that says Kimpton. Just the hotel name like Palomar, Monaco, which are in several cities, and unique properties like Hotel Burnham in Chicago, and now Schofield in Cleveland

As of yesterday, May 7th, still no sign of any kind identifying the hotel as the Kimpton.  I went in to ask an employee if they are ever going to put one up, but the line was longer than it was worth waiting for.  I could spend time searching but did someone post an illustration of the planned main sign?  Is it not approved yet?  As I wrote recently, a tasteful, professional banner would be far better than nothing.  And, again, something should be seen from the west also - as the building juts out.

The Drury, which just opened (has banner stating it) has had a permanent sign installed for weeks, while the landscaping has a ways to go yet.

 

The signage should be up soon. It's interesting to compare this signage to that of the development across the street. Much more professional and tasteful.

 

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I really like the sign.  I have always had a good experience staying at Kimpton hotels, so I hope this one lives up to their reputation.

 

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Does anyone know if all the apartments are rented? By the way how many are there? And anyone know how the Schofield Kimpton is doing occupancy wise

since it opened in March?

 

Stayed at the Kimpton last weekend. The building and rooms are wonderful. However the noise from (I'm assuming) Azure on the 9th street side was unbearable. We ended up having to leave in the middle of the night. I'm not sure if it's a case of the rooms being insufficiently sound-proofed or if the noise was just that obnoxious.

Stayed at the Kimpton last weekend. The building and rooms are wonderful. However the noise from (I'm assuming) Azure on the 9th street side was unbearable. We ended up having to leave in the middle of the night. I'm not sure if it's a case of the rooms being insufficiently sound-proofed or if the noise was just that obnoxious.

 

Not good to hear.  I was just hit up by a group looking for something upscale in Cleveland and they asked about this new property.  If there is loud music bothering guests, that's not a good sign.

 

 

Stayed at the Kimpton last weekend. The building and rooms are wonderful. However the noise from (I'm assuming) Azure on the 9th street side was unbearable. We ended up having to leave in the middle of the night. I'm not sure if it's a case of the rooms being insufficiently sound-proofed or if the noise was just that obnoxious.

 

Not good to hear.  I was just hit up by a group looking for something upscale in Cleveland and they asked about this new property.  If there is loud music bothering guests, that's not a good sign.

It was actually moreso shouting/fights/general revelry. I said Azure/Vault but I suppose there are plenty of bars at the Prospect intersection that could cause noise problems. I was actually kind of surprised at the douchey-ness of it all. It went on all night too. From @9 til 3.

I think the signage at The Nine/Metropolitan is just fine.  Tasteful and sophisticated.  The one exterior feature I think is rather crummy is the artificial plants.  I don't think they have any place at the entrance to a luxury hotel like that.  If they don't want to maintain live plants they should invest in sculpture; flags, banners, or other cloth decorations like windsocks;, a special lighting effect; or a fountain or two or mini-waterfall.

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Does Anyone know how Parker's Grille at the schofield is doing?

Does Anyone know how Parker's Grille at the schofield is doing?

 

I know a few people that work there. It's doing pretty well. I like the place.

Does Anyone know how Parker's Grille at the schofield is doing?

 

I know a few people that work there. It's doing pretty well. I like the place.

 

I've been there for lunch 3-4x and it's usually crowded. Always crowded on game nights too

This is good to hear. 

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Just spoke to someone from CRM, and they are opening a pop up bar in the Schofield called Lake Effect at the corner of East 9th and Euclid. image.thumb.png.d795355e269afa8e314e7d334656384c.png

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On 11/5/2018 at 5:35 PM, zbaris87 said:

Just spoke to someone from CRM, and they are opening a pop up bar in the Schofield called Lake Effect at the corner of East 9th and Euclid. image.thumb.png.d795355e269afa8e314e7d334656384c.png

 

I spoke to the bartender last night. He said that Lake Effeft as an xmas themed bar will remain open until January 15th. Then it will probably remain open as another bar afterward. If this is this is true that would be great news for a space that’s been vacant for so long. 

itd be fun if that was always a popup bar and they just changed the theme every couple months

 

3 hours ago, Whipjacka said:

itd be fun if that was always a popup bar and they just changed the theme every couple months

 

 

Bring on the Mardi Gras theme next...

5 hours ago, Whipjacka said:

itd be fun if that was always a popup bar and they just changed the theme every couple months

 

 

There was a bar like that I went to in DC (was cherry blossom themed at the time)...was one of the coolest places I’ve ever been.

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Bank signage up. I know it’s probably not our first choice for retail but it will definitely be nice to have an active business here and it also have a nice nighttime presence. It does look like the corner door isn’t going to be used 🤨

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Workation: Kimpton Schofield converts eighth floor into long-term suites for guests
 

https://www.freshwatercleveland.com/street-level/KimptonLongStay072022.aspx


“The seven suites on the eighth floor are one- or two-bedroom, one- and two-bath units with full kitchens with dishwashers; coffee makers and toasters; laundry facilities; and free Wi-Fi. “We did a little soft remodeling,” says Toma. “We touched everything up and put in new flooring and new bathrooms. We really wanted to give more options for our guests.”

“Toma says the extended stay suites average between $399 and $499 per night, depending on the room and the length of stay. He advises looking at the different options on the reservation page.”

When is the last time I-71 turned a profit?

52 minutes ago, Boomerang_Brian said:

Workation: Kimpton Schofield converts eighth floor into long-term suites for guests
 

https://www.freshwatercleveland.com/street-level/KimptonLongStay072022.aspx


“The seven suites on the eighth floor are one- or two-bedroom, one- and two-bath units with full kitchens with dishwashers; coffee makers and toasters; laundry facilities; and free Wi-Fi. “We did a little soft remodeling,” says Toma. “We touched everything up and put in new flooring and new bathrooms. We really wanted to give more options for our guests.”

“Toma says the extended stay suites average between $399 and $499 per night, depending on the room and the length of stay. He advises looking at the different options on the reservation page.”

It’s interesting that even after the May Co conversion there still is a market for extended stay.

That's pretty pricey for an extended stay suite. Usually I find them to be cheaper than regular rooms, if you're going to be staying there a long time.

"In the souls of the people the grapes of wrath are filling and growing heavy, growing heavy for the vintage." -- John Steinbeck

10 hours ago, KJP said:

That's pretty pricey for an extended stay suite. Usually I find them to be cheaper than regular rooms, if you're going to be staying there a long time.

These are converted apartments - much nicer and also larger suites than a typical extended stay hotel. 

When is the last time I-71 turned a profit?

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