A
visit to Ohio might include a stop at the
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland or a night on the
town in one of the state’s two other metropolises, Cincinnati
and Columbus. But Ohio has more to offer than just its cities;
it is also home to the country’s largest Amish settlement
and dozens of Native American and Civil War historical sites.
Hiking, hunting and birding are also popular activities throughout
the state known for its many lakes and rivers.
CINCINNATI
STYLIN' CINCINNATI
The
Cincinnatian Hotel
Once
the tallest building in town, this 19th century grand
hotel brings Old World charm to Cincinnati. Thankfully,
rooms have been updated to include modern amenities from
bathrooms to high-speed Internet connections. |
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CLEVELAND
CLEVELAND
ROCKS
72-Hour
Vacation in Cleveland
Change is in the Ohio air. In the
last few years, Cleveland has gone from dirty and dismal
to cool and contemporary. Today's Cleveland is enjoying
a renaissance that has rejuvenated downtown and turned
the riverfront into a hip place to see and be seen. |
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CLEVELAND
CONFIDENTIAL
The
Ritz-Carlton, Cleveland
Most
critics agree: this is the height of luxury lodging in
Cleveland. Some even say it’s the city’s only
luxury hotel. Regardless, this property stays true to
the elegant, sophisticated Ritz-Carlton style. Those in
town for sports and entertainment events can bask in the
good life. |
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COLUMBUS
HOTEL SPECIALS
Hyatt on Capitol Square
Guests at this 400-room hotel steps from the Ohio Statehouse can shop at the attached City Center Mall or walk to the nearby Arena district. All of the guest rooms feature pillow-top mattresses, down comforters and Wi-Fi, which is also offered in the public areas. If you’re in town to catch an Ohio State University football game, the hotel provides free shuttle service to and from the stadium. |
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WOODLAND WONDERLAND
Deer Creek Resort
Located 45 miles south of Columbus within picturesque Deer Creek State Park, sprawling, flagstone-accented Deer Creek Resort and Conference Center is a woodland wonderland that's equally appealing to families and conventioneers seeking state-of-the-art facilities. |
PUT-IN-BAY
VISIT
THE ISLANDS OF OHIO
Miller
Boat Line
Although not known for its island-hopping,
Ohio is situated on Lake Erie, and Miller Boat Line
offers ferries to South Bass Island and Middle Bass
Island (pictured). In fact, Miller Boat Line has served
as a primary artery of the area for
one hundred years, starting as
a fishing charter and ice-harvesting business.
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SPAS
Relaxation
101
Tucked away into corners of Ohio
are these welcoming spas, where you can get away from
the city for a day and enjoy the full-on relaxation
that every individual deserves once in a while. |
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Visit
the official website of Ohio.
 Guides
for other parts of the world
(Updated:
10/10/07 KH)
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