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Find an inventive Airbnb in Dayton to explore aviation heritage and Midwest hospitality
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Dayton (Ohio), Ohio
Accommodation
172
Vacation rentals
Price per night
$217
On average
High season
July - $243
+12%
Price in August
$215
On average
Type of accommodation
House
2 Bedrooms, 98m²
Price per week
$1,522
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Low season
April : $167
-23%
Available accommodation
11%
In August
The average price of a night in a vacation rental in in Dayton (Ohio) is $217.
If you want to spend a week in a vacation rental in Dayton (Ohio), you have to pay on average $1,522 for 7 days. The price varies according to the season between $1,170 and $1,702 for one week.
The price of a vacation rental in Dayton (Ohio) are less expensive in April: $167 per night on average. This represents a decrease of 23% compared to the average price recorded for the rest of the year. Conversely, the price increases by 12% ($243 per night) in 07, which is the most expensive month to live in Dayton (Ohio).
On average, rentals in Dayton (Ohio) can accommodate 5 people (apartments and houses combined) and have a surface area of 98 m².
The price of a vacation rental in Dayton (Ohio) is $229 per night this summer. A week's rental in July or August will cost you on average $1,604.
A vacation rental for a weekend in Dayton (Ohio) costs on average $544, for Friday and Saturday nights.
11% of the accommodation is still available for a stay in August. It will be necessary to pay on average $215 per night.
Dayton, Ohio, is a city rooted in innovation, history, and community spirit. Known as the birthplace of aviation thanks to the Wright brothers, it also features a vibrant arts scene, extensive park systems, and strong local pride. Whether you're in town for a history tour, a college visit, or a peaceful weekend escape, Dayton offers vacation rentals that fit every traveler. From downtown lofts to cozy residential Airbnbs, the city makes an inviting and affordable destination.
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Dayton surprises visitors with its mix of industrial legacy, natural beauty, and cultural offerings. Museums, theaters, and public art are woven into daily life, while bike trails and riverside parks provide plenty of ways to explore outdoors. The city is also home to universities, festivals, and a growing food scene. It’s a friendly, engaging stop for those looking to experience a true Midwestern gem.
Downtown is Dayton’s cultural and entertainment center, home to performance venues, historic architecture, and a riverfront district. Visitors staying here can walk to the Schuster Center, RiverScape MetroPark, and local breweries. Rentals include modern apartments, lofts, and walkable Airbnbs near top attractions.
This historic neighborhood features colorful Victorian homes, trendy boutiques, and a thriving bar and restaurant scene. Known for its creativity and charm, the Oregon District is a favorite among young travelers and artists. Vacation rentals include restored houses and stylish townhomes.
Just south of downtown, South Park is a residential neighborhood with beautiful historic homes and a welcoming community vibe. Visitors enjoy tree-lined streets, neighborhood parks, and easy access to local cafes. Airbnbs here offer quiet retreats with old-world charm.
Oakwood is an upscale, family-friendly suburb with scenic streets and access to parks, top schools, and local shops. Rentals in the area include spacious homes and apartments with classic architecture. It’s close enough to downtown while offering a more laid-back setting. Travelers looking for comfort and elegance will feel at home.
Located along the Great Miami River, the University of Dayton campus area is lively with students, sports events, and riverside trails. Visitors can catch a Flyers game, explore local coffee shops, or walk along Stuart Field. Rentals include apartments and homes suited for short or extended stays.
This world-renowned museum houses hundreds of aircraft and aviation artifacts, from early flight to space exploration. Visitors can walk through hangars filled with historic planes and even step inside Air Force One. Admission is free, and the scale is impressive for all ages.
This 65-acre park showcases Dayton’s role in American innovation through interactive exhibits, historic buildings, and the Wright brothers’ 1905 Flyer. The Carillon bell tower and riverfront setting make it a scenic and educational visit. Guests of all ages enjoy the blend of history, science, and architecture.
Housed in an Italian Renaissance-style building, this museum features collections from American, European, and Asian artists. Visitors can enjoy rotating exhibitions, sculpture gardens, and special events throughout the year. It’s a cultural gem with a beautiful hilltop location overlooking the city. The museum is perfect for a relaxed and inspiring outing.
Located downtown along the river, this urban park offers bike rentals, gardens, live music, and winter ice skating. The park connects to Dayton’s extensive trail network and hosts community festivals. It’s a scenic place for a stroll, workout, or picnic by the river. Locals and visitors alike gather here for recreation and events.
Great for families, this hands-on science and natural history museum includes a planetarium, live animals, and interactive exhibits. Children can explore everything from physics to paleontology in an engaging way. The museum also hosts camps and educational programs.
Part of Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historical Park, this site preserves the original bicycle shop where the Wright brothers began their journey into flight. Visitors can see exhibits on their engineering process and early inventions. The adjacent visitor center adds historical context. It’s a powerful tribute to ingenuity and determination.
This reconstructed 13th-century Native American village offers insight into the region’s pre-colonial past. Visitors can tour homes, learn about daily life, and view archaeological finds. It’s an immersive experience into indigenous history. The park offers a quiet, educational escape close to the city.
Home to the Dayton Dragons, this minor league baseball stadium offers family-friendly fun with great views and community energy. Attending a game is a lively and affordable way to spend a summer evening. The stadium is located downtown with nearby dining options.
Just over an hour south, Cincinnati offers a bigger city vibe with a strong arts scene, pro sports, and riverfront attractions. Guests can explore the Cincinnati Art Museum, Over-the-Rhine district, and Findlay Market. It’s an ideal complement to Dayton’s smaller scale. Many visitors stay in an apartment in Cincinnati to enjoy both cultural hotspots and neighborhood charm.
Only 30 minutes east, Yellow Springs is a quirky, artistic village known for its shops, cafes, and proximity to Glen Helen Nature Preserve. Visitors can hike, shop for local crafts, and experience the area’s progressive culture. It’s a perfect retreat for nature lovers and creatives. Spend a peaceful weekend in an airbnb in Yellow Springs just steps from trails and downtown galleries.
About 30 minutes northeast, Springfield features museums, Frank Lloyd Wright architecture, and historic neighborhoods. It’s less touristy but full of charm and local flavor. Springfield makes a quiet and budget-friendly side trip. Rest comfortably in a vacation rental in Springfield near heritage homes and leafy streets.
Located just 20 minutes from Dayton, Xenia is known for its bike trails, parks, and welcoming small-town feel. Visitors can connect to the Little Miami Scenic Trail and explore local shops and eateries. It’s a solid base for outdoor activities and relaxing nights. Many travelers opt for a house in Xenia where peaceful evenings follow scenic rides.
Roughly 75 minutes northwest, Indian Lake is a recreational area popular for boating, fishing, and lakeside relaxation. It’s a warm-weather favorite for families and water lovers. It’s a great contrast to city life and ideal for weekend escapes. Stay in a vacation rental in Indian Lake with dock access and views across the water.
Delve into cultural heritage from a different perspective by exploring destinations rich with history and local customs. Not far from the historical exhibits of Dayton's Carillon Historical Park and the exquisite Dayton Art Institute, discover the vibrant arts scene with a stay at airbnb in Ellensburg, where the historic Ellensburg Downtown Association and local galleries make for an inspiring visit. Venture further south to experience Southern charm and culture by finding rentals in Hattiesburg, a city known for its African American Military History Museum and vibrant music festivals. Meanwhile, a tour to the lively university town with Davis vacation rentals immerses you in California's agricultural heritage and bustling farmer's markets, offering a rich blend of tradition and community spirit.
For those with an adventurous spirit, urban landscapes offer an exciting backdrop for exploration and new experiences. While Dayton's dynamic urban trails and open-air markets provide a glimpse of city life, the bustling cityscape with airbnb Mississauga introduces you to the vibrant flair of Celebration Square and Lakefront Promenade. Across the border, navigate the serene suburban vibes with vacation rentals in Staten Island, where the Staten Island Ferry offers spectacular views of the New York skyline. Experience the historical district with its cobblestone streets by deciding to book a stay in Frederick, where unique boutiques and craft distilleries populate the thriving downtown festival scene. For a touch of the Northern charm, vacation homes Fargo place you amidst an eclectic mix of modern museums and outdoor adventures, where cultural festivals and the famed plains inspire every visit.