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Holiday Inn Express Dayton-Huber Heights
5612 Merily Way
A 15-minute drive from Wright-Patterson AFB, this standard hotel off I-70 is also a 9.2-mile drive from Dayton.The straightforward rooms come with flat-screen TVs and desks, plus premium cable channels, minifridges and coffeemakers. |
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Comfort Inn Dayton / Miller Ln
7125 Miller Ln.
Located 0.8 miles from I-75, this modern, low-rise hotel is 5.8 miles from Dayton International Airport and 6. |
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Courtyard by Marriott Dayton North
7087 Miller Lane
This straightforward hotel is 5 miles from the Boonshoft Museum of Discovery and 6.7 miles from Dayton International Airport.Contemporary rooms offer free WiFi, desks with ergonomic chairs, flat-screen TVs and coffeemakers. |
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Crowne Plaza Dayton
33 East 5Th Street
Connected to Dayton Convention Center by skywalk, this refined hotel is an 8-minute walk from the Benjamin and Marian Schuster Performing Arts Center and 12 miles from Dayton International Airport.Traditional rooms include free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs and minifridges. Suites add dining tables, kitchenettes and separate living areas with pull-out sofas, while club level rooms offer access to a lounge for complimentary breakfast and evening appetizers. |
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Air View Inn
1891 Harshman Road/I-70
Our hotel is centrally located to many attractions, close to downtown, Wright/Patterson AFB and Museum - 1 1/2 miles, shopping, Nutter Center - 5 miles, Hara Arena - 10 miles, Fairfield Mall - 5 miles, many family and major restaurants nearby, and the convention center. There's always something to do either here or nearby for your pleasure.. |
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Fairfield Inn Dayton North
6960 Miller Lane
Set on I-75, this straightforward, modern hotel is 6 miles from both the Boonshoft Museum of Discovery and Dayton International Airport.Casual rooms offer free Wi-Fi, desks with ergonomic chairs, and flat-screen TVs with premium channels. They also have coffeemakers, minifridges and microwaves. |
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Best Western Plus Dayton South
8099 Old Yankee St
Just off I-675 and 2.2 miles from the Yankee Trace Golf Club, this casual hotel is a 3.4 miles from Cox Arboretum and Gardens MetroPark and a 10. |
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Marriott Dayton
1414 South Patterson Boulevard
On the University of Dayton campus, this unfussy hotel is 1.6 miles from downtown Dayton and 10.3 miles from the National Museum of the United States Air Force. |
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Hawthorn Suites Dayton North
7070 Poe Avenue
This modern, all-suite hotel, is 6 miles from both downtown Dayton and the Boonshoft Museum of Discovery. It's also 7 miles from Dayton International Airport.The casual rooms, ranging from studios to 1-bedroom suites with sleeping lofts, provide free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, kitchens and sitting areas with pull-out sofas. |
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Extended Stay America Dayton South
7851 Lois Circle
A mile from I-75, this informal all-suite hotel is 2 miles from the sprawling gardens of Cox Arboretum MetroPark and 5 miles from concerts at the Fraze Pavilion outdoor venue.The laid-back suites offer free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs and desks, as well as kitchens and sitting areas. Kids age 17 and under stay for no extra charge with an adult. |
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Dayton is located just north of Cincinnati and situated within the Miami Valley region. Known as the "Gem State", tourists are attracted to the area because Dayton is famous for its aeronautical innovations. Every place is famous for something, and Dayton is the place where flight was born. From the U.S. Air Force Museum, to Carillon Historical Park, to the National Aviation Hall of Fame, the history of flight comes alive in this historic town. Art is also extremely important to Dayton, and it ranks number two in the country for its arts and culture. Major Attractions The National Museum of the U.S. Air Force has to be on the top of anyone's list. It is not only the oldest, but also the largest military aviation museum in the world. It collects, preserves and presents to the public the rich history of the United States Air Force with engaging and educational exhibits. The best part is admission is free! Carillon Historical Park sits on a beautiful campus of 65 acres that takes visitors through the regions history over the last 200 years. Some of the exhibits include the original 1905 Wright Flyer III, Newcom's Tavern which is the city's oldest building dating back to 1796, and the B&O steam locomotive from 1835.
The National Aviation Hall of Fame is just as its name suggests: to honor the men and women who served their country and created innovations that harnessed the technology of flight. There is also a learning and research center. Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historical Park commemorates the work of Wilbur and Orville Wright and Paul Laurence Dunbar. There are five National Historic Landmarks located within the park. Some landmarks and exhibits that can be found within the park include: the Wright Cycle Company building, the Huffman Prairie Flying Field, and Hawthorn Hill. Shopping PNC 2nd Street Market is well known for its farm-fresh foods. It is a vibrant family atmosphere and open year round. The holiday season in particular is a fun time to visit and buy handmade gifts from local artisans. The Dayton Mall is good place to shop for national retail shops.
Antiques Village in Washington Park Plaza is a large, unique, and affordable place to shop for gifts, framed art, used books, collectables, jewelry and many rustic and vintage items. Dorothy Lane Market is a grocery store that specializes in stocking hard to find and gourmet kitchen items. It also has a bakery that is considered "sinfully delicious". Arts and Entertainment The Dayton Visual Arts Center is one of the area's leading contemporary art spaces. It provides gallery talks, innovative exhibits with advertised exhibit openings, and many professional development workshops. There is also an annual art auction, which is the biggest in Ohio, and connects the artists with the public by providing affordable pieces for purchase.
The Dayton Art Institute has been around almost 100 years and is a very meaningful experience for anyone who visits. Its collections include many permanent exhibits and world class traveling exhibitions as well as concerts, art classes, and family programs. The Victoria Theatre in downtown Dayton hosts live performances in an historic theatre. From magicians, to stand-up comedians, to theatrical performances, film series, and ballet, it is a great place to take in a show. The Schuster Center is a performing arts center and provides the best local and international performing artists. It is also home to the Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra, Opera, and Ballet, and hosts traveling Broadway performances. The Gallery 510 Fine Art features a variety of contemporary sculptures, paintings, and sculptures. One can take an "art walk" the first Friday of every month from 5-10pm. Restaurants.
Olive, An Urban Dive is a small restaurant that only seats 28, so one must call in advance for reservations. It serves an "urban" menu of Mediterranean delights and boasts about its farm to table foods and ingredients which puts it a cut above the rest. Dewey's Pizza is a small pizza chain that local's rave about. It is not just the unique pizza combinations, but the artisan fresh salads that make it so good. Pizza is very popular in Dayton and other favorites include Cassano's, Marion's, and Flying Pizza. Fusian serves excellent sushi rolls in a great feeling dining culture. Roost Modern Italian is fine dining at its best. It goes beyond traditional Italian and uses fresh seasonal ingredients. It is a very popular place and reservations should be made in advance. Dayton is a spectacular city to visit, especially for the history buff or the creative artist. Even if history and/or art is not on the top of one's list of attractions, the city has many options for family fun and entertainment. |
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