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The Akron Summit Convention and Visitors Bureau can advise on you about accommodations (see Resources below). An evening of affordable luxury in 3-star accommodations goes for about $130- $150.
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Enjoy an entertaining performance of the Akron Symphony Orchestra, and then sample the arts and culture in the Broadway area.
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Stay near the Firestone Country Club, which hosts the PGA Tour Bridgestone Invitational in late July and early August. Make reservations well in advance of this major event.
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Book rooms in one of the landmarks in Akron, Quaker Square, a mall that was once the Quaker Oats factory. An imaginative architect transformed old oat silos into hotel rooms.
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Make reservations (for around $50 a night) at any of the national hotel chains near I-77, the Cleveland International Airport and area attractions such as the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
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The airport closest to the city is Akron-Canton Regional Airport. You can also fly into Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, if you don't mind the approximately hour-long drive into Akron.
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Make use of Ohio's interstate highway system with I-76 coming from the east or west and I-77 between Cleveland and Akron. Most of the city is located within 10 minutes of an expressway.
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If you don't rent a car, you can use Akron's efficient public transportation or taxi service to tour the town.
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Dress for a climate with cool springs, warm and humid summers, comfortably cool autumns and frigid winters. Average January temperatures range from 17F to 32F, with summers ranging from 62F to 83F.
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Take in the All American Soap Box Derby, an attraction your children will love. This event takes place at the Derby Downs near the top of George Washington Boulevard.
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Learn about the history of Akron at the National Inventor Hall of Fame, the Goodyear World of Rubber Museum and other venues.











