8 Unique Places In Cincinnati Where You Never Knew You Could Spend The Night
If you live in Cincinnati, then chances are you don’t frequently look for a place to spend the night in the city. But there are those times when you want to experience our city in a different way, maybe you have friends or family in town, or maybe you just want a little staycation since our city has so much to offer. While there are many hotels to choose from, there are also plenty of one-of-a-kind places, from hip apartments to riverfront estates. Most people don’t know you can spend the night at these 8 unique places around Cincinnati.
This historic overnight stay can happen in a lovely penthouse-style home that was built in 1890. Its style now is the perfect combination of historic charm and modern appeal, so you'll feel like you're staying in luxury. Oh, and the view from the bedroom? It's the photo you see above, which features the grand Music Hall in all of its glory.
This four story home is ideally located in Mt. Adams, just minutes from all of the action in Cincinnati. Walk to the heart of Mt. Adams, take a very short trip to get downtown or to OTR, and definitely take advantage of the multiple decks with incredible views! There are 3 bedrooms, each on its own floor, and you'll love the modern comforts and convenience of this one-of-a-kind Cincinnati home.
How about the ultimate Shakespearean getaway, right here in Cincinnati? This 1 bedroom, 1 bath home in OTR is just a short walk to the new Cincinnati Shakespeare Company, so you can enjoy a performance and then head back to this richly themed apartment. It would make for quite the romantic night out!
This stunning listing is the opportunity to stay on the third floor of this meticulously renovated home. You can choose from 1-4 bedrooms - it's especially perfect for families! If you have a great appreciation for restoration, antiques, and a lovely Cincinnati location near Eden Park, then this is the overnight stay for you.
Feel like you're at the beach, while enjoying a vibrant and entertaining neighborhood in Cincinnati. This beachy cottage has been renovated to feel comfortable, cozy, and relaxing, and it also features a lovely backyard with a fire pit. You're a short walk to the stunning views of Incline Public House and other delicious eateries and coffee shops.
All of the excitement of Over-the-Rhine is right at your fingertips at this historic, colorful row house. It's been beautifully renovated and features one bedroom, one bathroom, and a private balcony.
This massive 8,000 square foot home is located on a private drive on the west side and is a real showstopper! You can live the good life with an indoor pool and hot tub, movie theater room, and a spacious and private backyard.
This 5-bedroom home is unlike any other you've seen in the Cincinnati area. In fact, you probably didn't even realize homes like this existed, let alone one where you can spend the night! This large house is located on the banks of the Ohio River in Northern Kentucky and even has its own beach and small dock. The views from the home and deck are breathtaking and it also includes an outdoor pool and plenty of space to spread out inside.
And would you believe that these are just 8 of hundreds of choices in the Cincinnati area?! With options like Airbnb and VRBO, it’s worth taking the time to seek out a unique place to stay around our city, no matter the occasion.
Have you stayed somewhere other than home in Cincinnati? If you have a favorite spot, feel free to share it with us in the comments! It never hurts to tag someone who needs to know about these incredible options! For more information on these listings, simply click on the bold name of the property for all of the details.
And if you’d like to see why we think Cincinnati is the most unique city in the country, check out our previous article here.
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A Cincinnati native who has lived in Kentucky for over 10 years, Andrea's heart belongs both in the Queen City and the Bluegrass State. After earning an education degree and working in that field for a number of years, Andrea began to pursue her passion for writing over 6 years ago. Since then she has written for a number of print and online publications, as well as published a children's book.
