Youngstown is a family-friendly place known for its restaurants. Take in the local culture of Youngstown at Powers Auditorium and Stambaugh Auditorium. A stop at other sights like OH WOW! The Roger & Gloria Jones Children's Center for Science & Technology and Covelli Centre will create memories.
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Fairfield Inn and Suites by Marriott Youngstown Austintown
Fairfield Inn and Suites by Marriott Youngstown AustintownAustintown
8.8 out of 10, Excellent, (684 reviews)
The price is $103
$119 total
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Jul 5 - Jul 6
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Downtown Youngstown
Situated midway between Chicago and NYC, Youngstown offers cultural experiences at the DeYor Performing Arts Center and the Butler Institute of American Art. Downtown features bars, restaurants, and specialty shops, with transport options like WRTA buses and Uber available.
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Rust Belt revival meets artistic renaissance in this former steel town. The Butler Institute of American Art houses masterpieces that rival big-city collections, all without the crowds. Mill Creek Park offers an urban oasis where gardens and waterfalls make you forget you're in a city at all. Catch performances at the ornate Powers Auditorium or Stambaugh Auditorium, where acoustics match the architectural grandeur. The Covelli Centre brings major acts to an intimate venue that feels refreshingly unpretentious. Take the kids to OH WOW! Children's Center where hands-on exhibits actually hold their attention. Downtown's recent revival includes the sleek DoubleTree hotel in the historic Stambaugh Building—proof that Youngstown's story isn't finished, just entering an interesting new chapter.
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