Queen City Club

You feel important as soon as you walk in. Attentive staff, great atmosphere and food, lots of rooms to explore. Private parking lot. Glad this exists downtown.

Last weekend I found myself in the beautiful city of Cincinnati for my husband's holiday bash. And his law firm was kind enough to put us up at the Queen City Club. This "hooty tooty" social club doesn't have many "hotel rooms," but we were lucky enough to stay in one. Our room was very large and I felt quite spoiled after a bunch of recent trips to San Francisco hotels, where you are given a room that's no bigger than my closet at home. And my closet isn't very big!While the room itself was big, the bathroom was way too small...and definitely a challenge when my husband and I tried to get ready at the same time. However, Queens City Club made up for the small bathroom with excellent service, cookies waiting on our bed, and a continental breakfast. This club is certainly fit for a Queen and I headed back to Chicago feeling like one.

I've coordinated a few work lunches here recently over the past few months for local business executives. You have to be a member to have an event at the Queen City Club and the staff is bends over backwards to accommodate your requests.I love historical buildings as the Queen City Club is one of the oldest clubs in the area and a part of Cincinnati history.My only concern is the building does need some better ventilation or better air filter system at times when you walk in the entrance and then are escorted to your room is the smell of mildew, I have allergies & pick up on this right away, some rooms could use some new carpet, drapes updated to freshen up the space.

Walk into the Queen City Club and you take a step back to fin de siècle Cincinnati. The place has been kept in amber with marble and dark wood working through out.I was there again for another meeting. In a nod to the modern are discreet screens telling you the floor and room of your event and nice signs pointing you the way through the 1800s labyrinth. You don't get lost.The staff is always attentive and friendly and have the ability to be there when you need them and unnoticed when you don't. Not easy that.Someday when I have the time I'm going to go in with a volume of Dickens and sit and read in their lobby whilst wearing a cravat. They'd be cool.

I was given decaf instead of regular coffee. I think this will tell you all you need to know.But seriously. The place is nice, and while I haven't spent much time here I'm up for going back.

What a beautiful place.... I attended a luncheon there today and was so impressed! The Holiday decorations added to the already gorgeous venue, and the staff was friendly and uber-efficient. Loved, loved, loved the parking lot (no on-street parking necessary)!Can I live there?

Great lunch buffet but sometime the events can be so busy that you wait a bit long for service. World class environment/rooms, building, excellent parking and central so not many places offer a better meeting location. Service is always with a great attitude. But for the price a member has to pay and for the quality of food, sometimes it could be topped in other venues.

Number one, it's an amazing place, both in architecture and staff. If anyone remembers the Maisonette back in the day, this place has that and more. It's a private club. And you need to be invited or a member. The staff are most attentive, gracious and with great poise.

I was here recently for a rehearsal dinner. I asked the waiter if there was dairy in the salad dressing, and she asked me if I would like a dairy free vegetarian meal. I didn't even have to tell her that I am vegan! She completely picked up on it. I got a delicious grilled veggie entree and a fresh fruit dessert. I am truly impressed with how well this place treats people.

The service and food were amazing. The pretzel was one of the best I've had. Beautiful club and everyone there was so friendly. It's a private club but we used our reciprocal. Big parking lot right next door. Would definitely recommend and would go again.