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And if you’re tempted to eat a German bratwurst in Columbus, 130 miles is all that separates you and a gastronomic paradise. But when it’s time to lay your head down for the night, there’s no better place to reclaim your inner peace than Maumee hotels.

Visiting Maumee

Just as the sun is stretching its arms through the windows of the hotels in Maumee, OH, you should be getting the day started with a stroll in the Side Cut Metropark. As you’re weaving your way through the dirt trails along the Maumee River, keep you eyes open; for you may just catch a glimpse of for the local deer inhabiting the park. The lush greenery provides an endless buffet of treats for Bambi and his friends. “Just living is not enough… one must have sunshine, freedom, and a little flower.” Since you just acquire all three in the Side Cut, make your way through the quaint streets of this typical Middle American town. It’ll be hard not to admire the old brick buildings—some still standing from the early 1900s—lining the asphalt.

A small town may bring peace to your spirit, but the big city is a siren that cannot be ignored. Reserve a four-wheeled, engine powered horse from one of Travelocity’s rental cars in Maumee and follow your olfactory senses to grilled bratwursts. It will lead you to Schmidt’s Sausage Haus in the German Village neighborhood of Columbus. The 120-year old local landmark will make you feel like you’ve been transported to a 1800s Munich beer hall. Fair warning, traveler. Sinking your teeth into a juicy sausage that’s overflowing with sauerkraut and smothered in spicy mustard may be a life-changing experience. Whether you eat one or eight, there’s no better place than to sleep them off than at the hotels in Columbus.

It doesn’t matter if you’re wandering near or far: Travelocity is here for you. We place you within the best hotels in Maumee so you don’t have to worry where your head will rest after a long day spent seeking.

Seeking what? That’s up to you.