THE HISTORIC LYRIC PIANO CO. BUILDING
Nestled in the heart of Cincinnati's dynamic downtown, the Historic Lyric Piano Co. Building at 632 Race St. transforms a piece of the city's musical heritage into an exclusive, boutique accommodation experience. Here, history and luxury intertwine, offering guests a stay like no other. Choose between our two signature accommodations: the Penthouse with its private rooftop on the 4th floor, or the opulent Presidential Suite on the 3rd floor.
The Penthouse: Elevate your stay in our breathtaking Penthouse, where modern luxury meets historic charm. Occupying the top floor, this exquisite space features expansive living areas, state-of-the-art amenities, and elegant décor that pays homage to the building's musical past. The highlight is undoubtedly the private rooftop terrace, offering panoramic views of Cincinnati's skyline – the perfect backdrop for a serene morning coffee or a romantic evening under the stars.
The Presidential Suite: Step into the Presidential Suite and find yourself enveloped in luxury. This spacious suite blends historic elegance with contemporary comfort, featuring high ceilings, large windows that bathe the space in natural light, and refined furnishings. The suite's rich history as part of the Lyric Piano Co. Building adds an air of exclusivity, making it a perfect retreat for those seeking both luxury and a connection to Cincinnati's cultural heritage.
Located at 632 Race St., you're just steps away from Cincinnati's vibrant business district, renowned dining, entertainment, and cultural attractions. Whether you're exploring the city's rich history, attending business meetings, or simply seeking a luxurious escape, our accommodations offer the perfect base.
Experience the perfect blend of history, luxury, and location at the Historic Lyric Piano Co. Building. Book your stay in either the Penthouse or the Presidential Suite and immerse yourself in the unique charm and elegance of downtown Cincinnati.
The Historic lyric piano co. building History
The Lyric Piano Building was constructed in 1919. Lyric Piano Co. was a subsidiary of the Ralph Wurlitzer Co., the internationally renowned piano and organ manufacturer.
The company never recovered from the Great Depression and shut its doors in 1937, leading to various subleases of the space over time – including several restaurants.
This four-story building features many great architectural features like Venetian Renaissance style columns, a multi-arched balcony, white terra cotta tiles, and circular medallions. In the 1950’s the building housed a dressmaker, and in later years a succession of hamburger restaurants. In 2007 the building was purchased and redeveloped into a mixed-use space with retail on the first floor, office space on the second, and a residential unit on the third and fourth floor.
Appelman Properties acquired the building fall of 23' with full intentions of bringing it back to is full former glory.
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