Location and Transport
Cleveland Hopkins International is one of the oldest airports in the US, having overseen various aviatic innovations that would eventually become standard, such as the first-ever air traffic control tower. It’s located 9 miles (14 kilometres) southwest of Cleveland’s CBD, and accessible by RTA (Metro) Red Line via Tower City Station. Trains depart every 15 minutes. Alternatively, take a taxi into downtown Cleveland for around USD 26.
Nearby Hotels and Airport Facilities
There are several hotels located close to the airport for travellers with a scheduled layover or unexpected delay. Inside the airport there’s a large retail area and VIP lounges where you can plug in and relax. The parking at Cleveland Airport is made up of five lots, costing USD 9–18/day, open seven days a week. The airport also hosts a variety of art exhibits, which showcase the artistic community of northeastern Ohio.
Terminal Information
Cleveland Airport has one passenger terminal which is divided into four concourses. There is no inter-terminal shuttle service. Catching a connecting flight at Cleveland Hopkins International will require travellers to pass through immigration - a passport, visa or ESTA may be necessary.
