Hilton Cincinnati Netherlands Plaza recognized for “stunning architecture”
The national historic landmark is full of hidden designs.
Fodors recently selected 10 midwestern hotels with unique and beautiful design elements, and the Hilton Cincinnati Netherlands Plaza made the list.
It’s in one of the first mixed-use buildings in the country — Carew Tower — which was designed to be a city within a city. The hotel is full of hidden designs: Its French Art Deco, which means lots of intricate wood and metal engravings, plus mosaic marble.
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