12 Séjour prolongé hôtels près de Warren, OH, USA

This city was named after Moses Warren, the surveyor of the Connecticut Land Company in the early 1800s. It became one of the major trading and manufacturing centers in the late 19th century and remained so throughout the 20th century. By 1888, four railroads connected this area with the rest of Ohio. Anyone who loves old cars and motorcycles will be overwhelmed by the National Packard Museum which displays a collection of vehicles manufactured by the Packard Motor Company between 1899 and 1958 which tell the car company’s history. Other unique museums in Warren include the plane wonderful Ernie Hall Aviation Museum. Step into the Victorian era when you visit the Sutliff Museum which maintains its collections in order to educate the community on the significance of Trumbull County's heritage, as influenced by, and related to, the Sutliff family, the Victorian era and the Abolition movement. Similarly the John Stark Edwards House and Museum, built in 1807, is on the National Register of Historic Places. It is one of the oldest known structures in Trumbull County and depicts the lives of local residents from the early pioneer days of the Connecticut Western Reserve to the late 19th century. Another National Register Landmark, the home of Harriet Taylor Upton which was the headquarters of the National American Woman Suffrage Association when she was the treasurer starting in 1903. The house is maintained by an association and houses a small suffrage museum. If you want to see a concert with historic scenery next to the winding Mahoning River, the Riverwalk-Amphitheatre Campus hosts wonderful weekly events. Warren higher education opportunities include Kent State University - Trumbull Regional Campus, Raphaels School of Beauty Culture and Trumbull Business College. In between shopping from local merchants, taking in live music, eateries and local festivals, you can relax and take it all when you stay at one of our Choice Hotels in Warren, OH. Book a room online now!