Looking for a peaceful retreat without leaving the Midwest? I’ve found some amazing spots that offer just that. You’ll discover rolling countryside, lakeside escapes, and cozy lodges that make it easy to unwind. I think you’ll love the year-round activities, scenic views, and the kind of warm hospitality that makes the Midwest so special. These Ohio resorts offer cozy comforts, relaxing amenities, and just the right setting whether you’re traveling as a couple, with family, or on your own.
Highlights:
- Lakeside resorts on Lake Erie with beaches and boating
- Luxury spa resorts in Amish Country with countryside views
- Family-friendly resorts with indoor waterparks and game zones
- Charming inns and golf resorts near Hocking Hills
- Romantic retreats with fireplaces, wine tastings, and private balconies
Unique Ohio Resorts:
Glenlaurel Scottish Inn & Cottages
Glenlaurel Scottish Inn & Cottages -
Enjoy a romantic escape and savor unusual Scottish charm in quiet surroundings.
Belamere Suites
Belamere Suites -
Relax in a romantic suite with exciting private pools and affordable luxury.
The Lodge at Geneva-on-the-Lake
The Lodge at Geneva-on-the-Lake -
Admire exciting lake views or enjoy a romantic weekend with wine country vibes.
Landoll's Mohican Castle
Landoll's Mohican Castle -
Stay in an unusual fairytale castle and enjoy exciting woodland adventures.
Kimpton Schofield Hotel
Kimpton Schofield Hotel -
Explore exciting downtown sights or relax in romantic boutique comfort.
Walden
Walden -
Unwind in romantic spa luxury and discover unusual tranquility on your weekend trip.
Sawmill Creek Resort
Sawmill Creek Resort -
Enjoy affordable lakeside relaxation or explore exciting golf and nature trails.
GreatStone Castle Bed and Breakfast
GreatStone Castle Bed and Breakfast -
Stay in an unusual historic castle and enjoy a peaceful, romantic retreat.
Hyatt Regency Cleveland at The Arcade
Hyatt Regency Cleveland at The Arcade -
Walk along exciting downtown arcades and enjoy romantic historic charm.
In Summary...
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