The Econo Lodge of Dayton is conveniently accessible to I-75, approximately 15 miles from Dayton-James Cox International Airport. Local attractions include Dayton Hara Arena, Dayton Mall, Nutter Center, and Sunwatch Indian Village.
Hotel amenities include complimentary coffee, complimentary continental breakfast, vending machines, high-speed Internet access, game room, fax/photocopy service and guest laundry,
Guest rooms feature dataports, A/C, irons, ironing boards, and cable TVs.
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Econo Lodge Of Dayton Property Information:
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Rooms:
70
Floors:
2
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- Resort
- Economy
- Hot tub
- Car rental desk
- Dry cleaning
- Data port
- Nonsmoking
- Meeting room
- Pets allowed
- Parking
- Meals
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Econo Lodge Of Dayton Reservation Policies:
Check-In:
1400
Check-Out:
1100
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Dayton Events & Entertainment
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Mid January
Miami Valley Home
Improvement Show
Dayton Hara Arena
1001 Shiloh Springs
Road
Dayton, OH 45415
(937) 278-4776
Established in
1982, this is the largest home show in the Dayton area. Offers exhibits,
seminars and "Ask-An-Expert" sessions on all aspects of home improvement.
Landscaped exhibits, model room additions, and much more.
Early-Mid March
Dayton Home and
Garden Show
Dayton Convention
Center
22 East Fifth
Street
Dayton, OH 45402
(888) 823-7469
Fri and Sat 10 am -
9 pm, Sun 10 am - 6 pm
Admission charged.
Since 1996, this
annual event has annually featured over 250 exhibitors displaying and selling
home and garden products and accessories. Exhibits of professionally landscaped
gardens offer audiences the latest ideas for home and garden.
May
Ohio Folk Festival
Held annually at
Carillon Historical Park, the festival celebrates our American heritage with
period costumes, reenactments, food, and entertainment.
Memorial Day
weekend
Concert at the Town
Greene
Carillon Historical
Park
1000 Carillon
Boulevard
Dayton, OH 45409
(937) 293-2841
Free. Bring
family, friends and a blanket or lawn chair to celebrate music and history each
Memorial Day weekend as the Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra presents a patriotic
performance on Carillon Historical Park's Town Green. Rain date is Monday.
June
Summerfest at
SunWatch Indian Village
Native American
history and culture come to life with music, dancing, and storytelling at this
summertime favorite event.
Mid-July
Vectren Dayton Air
Show
Dayton
International Airport
Dayton, OH
(937) 898-5901
Nearly 100,000
people turn out every summer to view the aerial displays of military and
civilian aircraft. The Air Force Thunderbirds, the elite U.S. Army Golden Knight
Parachute Team, and award winning acrobatic pilots are among the star
attractions. The show provides displays of aircraft for spectator viewing, from
the beginning of flight to modern jet aircraft. Also featured: the Kids Hangar
program for young children, Students Open to Aviation Research (SOAR), a program
promoting aviation to underprivileged children, and Aerospace Adventures (A2)
providing interactive, hands-on activities including full-scale flight
simulators.
Late August-Early
September
Montgomery County
Fair
Montgomery County
Fairgrounds
1043 South Main
Street
Dayton, OH 45409
(937) 224-1619
Since 1854, this
annual event has featured fun for the entire family including exhibits,
livestock, children's activities, entertainment, rides, music, and a wide
variety of food and attractions.
Late September
Octoberfest at the
Dayton Art Institute
Live music,
traditional German food, and a wide variety of beers are featured. Local
artisans display pottery, jewelry, leather goods, and crafts.
Late October
Corvette Car Show
Montgomery County
Fairgrounds
1043 South Main
Street
Dayton, OH 45409
(937) 224-1619
Step back in time
through the history of the incomparable corvette.
Late November
National Holiday
Gift Show
Dayton Hara Arena
1001 Shiloh Springs
Road
Dayton, OH 45415
(937) 278-4776
Fri and Sat 10 am -
6 pm, Sun 12 pm - 5 pm
A tradition
since1982, the show has become a Miami Valley holiday tradition. Hundreds of
exhibitors offer a huge assortment of seasonal crafts, artwork, collectibles,
ceramics, and personalized items. Santa is on hand to add to the festivities.
Early December
Flea-N-Tique
Montgomery County
Fairgrounds
1043 South Main
Street
Dayton, OH 45409
(937) 224-1619
A wide array of
antiques, collectibles, and household items. Held in the Coliseum.
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Arts and Entertainment
Ohio Performing Arts Institute
36 1/2 N. Center St.
Springfield, OH
(937) 324-7444
Dayton Ballet
140 North Main Street
Dayton, OH
(937) 449-5060
Dayton Playhouse, Inc
Dayton, OH
(937)333-SHOW
Dayton Art Institute
456 Belmonte Park N
Dayton, OH
937–223–5277
Sports
Dayton Bombers - Hockey
Ervin J. Nutter Center
Dayton, OH
(937) 775-4747
Dayton Dragons - Baseball
Fifth Third Field
Dayton, OH
(937) 228-BATS (2287)
Parks
For information about area parks contact
Five Rivers Metroparks,
1375 E. Siebenthaler Ave., Dayton, OH 45414
937-275-7275.
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Dayton Destination Overview
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Dayton, Ohio is known as the
birthplace of aviation. In their Dayton, Ohio, bicycle shop Wilbur and Orville
Wright, self-trained in the science and art of aviation, researched and built
the world's first power-driven, heavier-than-air machine capable of free,
controlled, and sustained flight. The Wrights perfected their invention during
1904 and 1905 in their hometown of Dayton before launching it at Kitty Hawk,
North Carolina. Wilbur and Orville's original laboratory has been moved to
Greenfield Village in Dearborn, Michigan, but Dayton Aviation Heritage Park with
its Wright Brothers Aviation Center and Wright Cycle Company Building continues
to pay tribute to their monumental achievement. Another native son, Paul Laurence Dunbar, is equally honored
within the National Historical Park.
This gifted and prolific writer produced a
body of work that included novels, plays, short stories, lyrics, and over 400
published poems. His writings, which reflected much of the African American
experience in America, contributed to a growing social consciousness and
cultural identity for African Americans in the United States
Many original buildings still stand in one of the city's
first communities, now known as Dayton’s Oregon Historic District. This 12-block
area is bordered by 5th Street, Wayne Avenue, US 35, and Patterson Boulevard. Christmas tours of the district take place the first Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings of December; Spring garden tours are available, by reservation, in
late May and June. Dayton was first surveyed for
settlement in November, 1795.
Today, Dayton is home to more than 830 technology
companies, to Wright Patterson Air Force Base, and is known as an educational
and cultural center. Courthouse Square is the venue for many local events such as
concerts and impromptu entertainment. At 130 Riverside Dr. is the Ohio Korean
War Memorial and Veterans Walkway. Downtown Dayton features Metroparks'
RiverScape, an attractively landscaped park with gardens and reflecting pools. In winter visitors can skate on an outdoor ice-skating rink, enjoy festive light
displays and other family activities
Dayton is home to the
University of Dayton, known worldwide for its academic excellence.
Ohio’s
largest private university has an enrollment of over 10,000 students. Well
known alumni include the late columnist Erma Bombeck, Pittsburgh Steelers coach
Chuck Noll, and ESPN anchor Dan Patrick. The cultural and creative spirit of the city is apparent in
performances of the Dayton Opera and Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra at the
Benjamin and Marian Shuster Performing Arts Center. The Victoria Theatre
presents a Broadway Series, and dance is offered by Dayton Ballet and the Dayton
Contemporary Dance Company. Downtown Dayton is the place to be for winter holiday fun!
The excitement begins on the day after Thanksgiving with the 2005 Grande
Illumination on Court House Square. This is followed by the month-long Dayton
Holiday Festival, an annual celebration within the community for over 30 years. Other Dayton annual events include the Ohio Folk Festival held in Carillon
Historical Park each May and extremely popular Dayton Vectren Air Show. Sports and recreation,
shopping and dining, cultural and scientific pursuits are all features of this
city of progress with a down home, friendly atmosphere.
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