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When you're spending time in a small, suburban city such as Beachwood, Ohio, you don't need an itinerary packed with activities and famous tourist attractions. That would be contrary to your reason for choosing such a destination: to enjoy a peaceful setting, a friendly small-town vibe, and the unhurried pleasure that comes with having just one or two places to go. You'll fill your time with pleasant strolls, long deliberations on lunch spots, leisurely shopping for unusual souvenirs, and the ethos of a truly restful vacation. Plus, when you stay at Beachwood, OH hotels, you're close enough to downtown Cleveland that if you get the urge to be in the big city, it's right there waiting.
Ask about tourist attractions at the front desks of hotels in Beachwood, Ohio, and you'll find a couple of options. There's the Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage, a fine institution with intriguing exhibits. And there's a seasonal aquatic center with swimming pools and water slides where you can indulge your inner child with an afternoon of soaking, followed by a session of lying motionless in the sun. The kid inside can come out in winter too, with an excursion to the sledding hill in Beachwood City Park West. Don't deny yourself the joy of gliding down a frozen slope, unsure if and when your friction-free ride will ever stop. When it's time to walk or drive around in search of a good meal (we have rental cars in Beachwood available if you find driving preferable), you'll catch a glimpse of historic buildings like the circa-1884 Centenary Church, a reminder that the city is as old as the state of Ohio itself. When you've exhausted the suburb's sights, either embrace the opportunity to do absolutely nothing, or continue your vacation at one of the best hotels in Cleveland.
Book Beachwood hotels with Travelocity. If John Steinbeck was correct in his assessment that "People don't make trips. Trips make people" then you'll return from this trip a more tranquil person.
