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A hallway with wooden walls and doors, leading to a bright room with a large window.

1. Renovated Rustic Lodge/Historic property. Hike, fish, star gaze. w/artist studio

Port Washington

KJ D.

includes taxes & fees

18 Oct - 19 Oct

A tent set up in a forest with a view of the interior, including a bed and a table.

2. Stunning Authentic Tipi with Incredible Amenities for an Amazing Glamping Getaway near Fresno, Ohio

Fresno

Robert

includes taxes & fees

24 Oct - 25 Oct

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Top Cambridge Hotel Reviews

Coshocton Village Inn and Suites

10/10 Excellent

"Staff was friendly. Room was clean."

Zanesville Inn

10/10 Excellent

"It was an old Econo Lodge that was clean and well maintained. I was not looking for a 5 star hotel, I was looking for a clean reasonably priced place to stay for a couple nights that was within an easy distance to a meeting in Zanesville, Ohio. The manager/owner, Neil, was very nice and greeted me each morning by my first name. I was so pleased with my stay that I've booked another two night stay for the following weekend as I have another meeting at the same place. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️"

Red Roof Inn Cambridge, OH

8/10 Good

"Being that this Red Roof Inn is somewhat of a budget hotel, it is fine. You can tell some effort has been made recently to spruce it up. There is some new flooring, fresh paint, and newer furnishings. It is fairly clean and has good water pressure and everything you'd hope for. It just has some small issues you have to be ok with. The locks on the outside doors from the parking lot to the hallways are busted. The bedframes kind of sound like you're laying down on top of a big metal filing cabinet and the beds are fairly rigid. And there's a bar just behind the lobby that, at least on the night I stayed, was packed with a big crowd and you could hear the music and the people late into the night from my room (which faced the interior of the complex). My parents (whose room faced the exterior) could not hear it. Altogether it was a perfectly pleasant stay for us, but maybe not for everyone."

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