What Youngstown looks like to me (in pictures - LOTS!)

[JR_C]

Originally Posted by tgbwc

When people visit Youngstown, where do they stay? Is Boardman the best bet? It's been a little over 20 years since I've lived in Mahoning County and I no longer have close family in that area, other than in NW PA. We bounced around the idea of driving up for the fair and to see various sites and it was interesting that few hotels or B & B showed up within Youngstown. Most that showed up seem to be of the Super 8, Motel 6, Days Inn variety.

Yeah, for now, Boardman is probably the place you'd stay.

But, on the bright side, there should be a hotel downtown in a couple years: Hotel Online

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The Stambaugh Building is seen in picture #9, in my first post.

[tgbwc]

Originally Posted by JR_C

Yeah, for now, Boardman is probably the place you'd stay.

But, on the bright side, there should be a hotel downtown in a couple years: Hotel Online

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The Stambaugh Building is seen in picture #9, in my first post.

That could be nice.

[SorryIMovedBack]

Originally Posted by tgbwc

When people visit Youngstown, where do they stay? Is Boardman the best bet? It's been a little over 20 years since I've lived in Mahoning County and I no longer have close family in that area, other than in NW PA. We bounced around the idea of driving up for the fair and to see various sites and it was interesting that few hotels or B & B showed up within Youngstown. Most that showed up seem to be of the Super 8, Motel 6, Days Inn variety.

Buinesss opportunity: Open the "Welcome to the Jungle B&B. Youngstown, OH." LOL, ain't gonna happen.

B&Bs have been declining in popularity. If you want one of those, Tara and Buhn Mansion in PA, Julia's in Hubbard, Inn At the Green in Poland, Columbiana Inn in Columbiana, Dream Horse Guesthouse on Rt. 7 in Kinsman. Maybe some others. McGoffin House in Mercer closed a few years ago, and I think there was another B&B in Mercer but it also closed.

eta: Casa DaCosta in Mercer is a newer one.