Hotel Indigo Cleveland-Beachwood, an IHG Hotel
A straightforward Beachwood base for the golf trip
About this hotel
Golfers basing themselves at this 4-star property in Beachwood are a few minutes from Canterbury Golf Club. It runs as a straightforward hotel base, the kind of setup that keeps a group of eight from tripping over each other between rounds. Days here settle into a rhythm: an early breakfast, a round at the club, then back to a pet-friendly policy and a business center before the group regroups for dinner. Tres Potrillos Mexican Restaurant and Tequila Bar is 7 minutes away on foot, useful when the group wants a change of scene from the hotel restaurant. What sticks after a stay here is less the room and more the logistics working: a golf group that needed rooms, parking, and a place to reconvene found all three without friction.
- Business center
- Pet-friendly rooms
- Fitness center
- On-site restaurant
Our take
This is a sensible pick for a small group or a couple that wants Beachwood logistics sorted rather than a destination in itself and the desk's read is to book it for the convenience of the base, not for a resort experience, since it earns its keep across a multi-night stay. It suits golfers who want a simple return after a long day on the course more than travelers chasing atmosphere, and a party chasing museum-district nightlife over golf logistics should book downtown instead.
- Book two rooms early if your group is splitting a Cleveland golf weekend across Beachwood and a second course further south.
- Confirm breakfast hours the night before an early tee time, since most rounds here start before a full restaurant service.
- Shoulder-season visits to Beachwood run cooler in the evening, so pack a layer for the walk between the hotel and dinner.
Why we love it
- A pet-friendly policy for traveling with a dog
- A business center for a working golf trip
- A fitness center for an off day
- An on-site restaurant for group dinners
Why guests love itOur group of four based ourselves here for three nights of golf. Beachwood kept us a short drive from the club, no downtown traffic to fight, and check-in was quick enough to make the first tee with room to spare. The lobby lounge became the evening routine, somewhere to sit before dinner rather than heading straight to a room. It is not a resort, and nobody expected one; it did the job of a golf-trip base and let us focus on the rounds.