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Hotel & Other Overnight Accommodations

Cleveland’s first high design extended stay hotel

Method Co.’s design for ROOST Cleveland introduces 62 apartments and guest amenities such as a fitness and yoga studio, panoramic rooftop terrace a and three storey open air atrium

by Nav Pal 18 May 2022 Furniture

ROOST Apartment Hotel announced the opening of ROOST Cleveland at the May Company building on Euclid Avenue, marking the first location outside of Philadelphia for the brand.

ROOST is known for bridging boutique hotels with apartment style living, with loft-like apartments, public spaces, and guest amenities for short and long term accommodation. In partnership with Bedrock, the newest location introduces the brand’s signature studio, one and two bedroom apartments to three floors within the building, an adaptive restoration of the department store built by Daniel Burnham.

Designed and curated by Morris Adjmi Architects & Method Studios, all apartments contain contemporary furnishings such as vintage Oushak rugs, functional workspaces, artwork from Lumas, coffee tables by Gubi, and light fixtures by Original BTC. 

Guests have access to amenities, including an artisanal coffee program with La Colombe, a cocktail kit, and a bike share program, in addition to The May’s amenities, including a three storey open air atrium, panoramic rooftop terrace with gas grills and city views, a fitness centre, private yoga studio and a makerspace.

Acquired by Bedrock in 2017, the May Company building has anchored Cleveland’s community for more than 100 years, when the department store opened in 1915 and operated until 1993. It has since remained primarily vacant until the extensive transformation of the property, seeking to restore its features such as the pediment clock and terracotta façade.

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