Akron hotels from RM210

Highland Square pulses with creative energy in Akron. This artistic area boasts a historic theatre, independent shops, and Victorian homes along tree-lined streets. Colourful murals brighten brick facades throughout this welcoming district. The annual PorchRokr Music Festival showcases local talent across the area. Visitors can explore Dr. Bob's Home, catch performances at Coach House Theatre, or browse vinyl at record shops. The walkable core along West Market Street makes exploration easy and enjoyable.

Firestone Park offers a family-friendly retreat with historic roots in Akron's rubber industry. Tree-lined streets weave through this planned community where 1920s Firestone-built homes create a peaceful suburban atmosphere. The neighborhood's namesake park provides walking paths, tennis courts, and green spaces perfect for picnics. The area showcases Akron's industrial heritage while maintaining its quiet residential charm. Travellers can visit Firestone Stadium or venture slightly further to explore Firestone Country Club. Though limited in dining and shopping options, the authentic suburban experience and lush landscapes make this area worth discovering.

Northwest Akron balances suburban tranquility with natural beauty just minutes from city centre. Tree-lined streets lead to Sand Run Metro Park's 900+ acres of wooded trails. The historic Stan Hywet Hall and Gardens offers a glimpse into Akron's industrial past. F.A. Seiberling Nature Realm showcases native plant gardens where visitors can observe local wildlife. Families appreciate the peaceful residential atmosphere while still having Cuyahoga Valley National Park nearby. University of Akron's campus brings cultural events and youthful energy to the area.

Elizabeth Park Valley offers a peaceful retreat with tree-lined streets and a community-centered park. This residential Akron area welcomes visitors with its authentic suburban atmosphere. Manicured lawns and mid-century homes create a quintessentially American setting away from tourist crowds. The neighborhood's namesake park provides shaded walking paths and playgrounds where families gather. While dining options are limited within the area, city centre Akron's attractions like the Art Museum are just a short drive away. Cuyahoga Valley National Park makes for an excellent day trip from this quiet base.