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Cottages in Toledo

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1. Group-friendly Rambler w/ Fenced Backyard & Deck

Group-friendly Rambler w/ Fenced Backyard & Deck
3.0 star property
Toledo
$534 nightly
The price is $555
Oct 12 - Oct 13
Total with taxes and fees
Group-friendly Rambler w/ Fenced Backyard & Deck
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Top neighborhoods in Toledo

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Downtown Toledo

Downtown Toledo mixes business buzz with riverside charm. Sports fans catch baseball at Fifth Third Field or hockey at Huntington Center, while culture seekers enjoy shows at the ornate Valentine Theatre. The historic Warehouse District features red-brick buildings alongside modern glass towers, and the Maumee River promenade offers scenic strolls past public art. Dining options range from steakhouses to casual lunch spots with riverfront views. Hotels cater mainly to business travelers with convenient access to corporate offices. The walkable downtown grid makes exploring easy, with TARTA buses connecting to surrounding neighborhoods when you're ready to venture further.

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Historic Old West End

Step into Toledo's Historic Old West End, where 25 architectural styles display America's largest collection of Victorian and Edwardian mansions. Wander tree-lined streets where ornate woodwork, stained glass windows, and wraparound porches tell stories of Gilded Age prosperity. The Toledo Museum of Art Glass Pavilion creates a stunning modern contrast against these historic homes, while the annual festival brings the neighborhood to life. This quiet residential area offers limited dining within its boundaries, so visitors typically venture downtown for restaurants. The flat terrain makes for perfect architectural walking tours. Look for charming bed & breakfasts in converted Victorian mansions to fully immerse in this living museum of American architecture.

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Southwyck

Southwyck offers a quiet retreat from Toledo's bustle with its tree-lined streets and family-friendly vibe. Catch a show at Stranahan Theater or explore the natural beauty of Swan Creek Preserve Metropark's walking trails. The neighborhood serves as a perfect home base for discovering Toledo's attractions without the downtown prices. Budget-friendly motels and extended-stay hotels dot the area, while chain restaurants and family diners provide convenient dining options. A car is essential for getting around, with easy highway access to downtown Toledo's museums and waterfront just a short drive away.

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Vistula Historic District

Toledo's Vistula Historic District feels like stepping back into a 19th-century postcard, with Victorian and Italianate mansions lining tree-canopied streets. Intricate gingerbread trim, wraparound porches, and stained glass windows tell stories of the area's German and Polish immigrant roots. The quiet residential streets offer a peaceful escape from downtown's energy while still being close to attractions. The neighborhood is best explored on foot, with well-maintained sidewalks connecting architectural highlights. While dining options are minimal within the district, accommodations include charming bed & breakfasts in converted historic homes. Street parking is generally available, making this hidden gem accessible for architecture enthusiasts and history lovers alike.

Franklin Park

Toledo's Franklin Park neighborhood offers attractions including Cinemark Franklin Park 16.

Top landmarks in Toledo

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Toledo Zoo

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It's feeding time at the zoo! If you want to be reminded of some of the great animals our world is home to, you might want to pay a trip to Toledo Zoo, located 3.3 mi (5.4 km) from central Toledo. If you have fun at Toledo Zoo, you'll love Imagination Station and Willis B Boyer Museum, both located nearby.
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Toledo and related destinations

Between the shores of Lake Erie and the Maumee River, a city of unexpected treasures awaits. The Toledo Museum of Art houses a world-class glass collection in a city once known as the 'Glass Capital of the World.' At the Toledo Zoo, polar bears dive and hippos lumber while children press noses against glass barriers. The Imagination Station transforms scientific principles into hands-on fun that might accidentally educate the whole family. Catch a performance at the ornate Valentine Theater, where gilded ceilings frame modern shows in Victorian splendor. For baseball enthusiasts, the Mud Hens offer minor league action with major league spirit. After sunset, the downtown waterfront lights up, reflecting the city's industrial past reimagined for its creative future.

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Find out more about Toledo

Toledo is a family-friendly place known for its restaurants. Why not spend time at Imagination Station and Toledo Zoo?While you're here, stop by Valentine Theater and Huntington Center.

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