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Stroh Center
9.6/10 (25 reviews)
The Stroh Center houses BGSU athletics and hosts concerts beneath its striking bronze falcon statue. Catch the electric atmosphere of a rivalry game against Toledo or enjoy premium seating at a headlining performance.
Experience the heart of BGSU football tradition at this 24,000-seat stadium named after legendary coach Doyt L. Perry. The renovated venue offers premium End Zone Box Suites and the Falcon Club Party Deck.
Step back in time at this museum featuring restored vintage cars inside a recreated 1940s Texaco station. Explore over 30 classic automobiles amid authentic period memorabilia from automotive's golden age.
Enjoy an outing to Bowling Green City Schools Preforming Arts Center during your stay in Bowling Green. Attend a sporting event while you're in the area, or simply enjoy its restaurants.
This former infirmary reveals Wood County's social history through 30+ exhibit rooms. Wander Victorian halls, outbuildings, and herb gardens for a genuine glimpse into 19th-century institutional life.
This serene, man-made lake offers a peaceful retreat with walking trails and picnic areas. Bring your fishing gear or kayak to fully enjoy the calm waters surrounded by lush greenery.
This peaceful preserve offers scenic trails through Ohio's natural beauty, perfect for walkers and cyclists. Explore the 13-mile paved Slippery Elm Trail connecting Bowling Green to North Baltimore.
Fuller Preserve offers secluded woodland trails where visitors can escape into nature just minutes from town. Bring sturdy shoes and enjoy the tranquil environment perfect for birdwatching and peaceful reflection.
"This was our first experience with Home 2 Suites. We were not impressed with the cleanliness of the room.
We did like the size of the room though. It was a little bit bigger than the average hotel room and there were nice amenities for someone who may want to cook their own meals. Dishes and dishwasher, etc. provided in the room. The bathroom was functional - neither great nor horrible.
Breakfast was offered and was good. Hot items could have been a little bit warmer. Not sure if I would book...
"This was an older facility probably opened in the 60s. Very quiet on the edge of town. Staff seemed nice enough. Towels and sheets could use something to refresh them as they leaned into being gray."
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.