Red Roof Inn Uhrichsville

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Red Roof Inn Uhrichsville is a smoke-free budget hotel located conveniently off of I-77. Stay with us and you are within a short walking distance of a variety of restaurants. See what Uhrichsville has to offer and book with Red Roof. This location offers free WiFi in all rooms. Enjoy all day complimentary coffeehouse-style coffee and tea in the lobby. All rooms are non-smoking and have flat-screen TVs, iron and ironing boards, and hairdryers. Select rooms have microwaves, refrigerators and kitchenettes! No need to leave your furry friend at home, Red Roof Inn Uhrichsville is 100% pet-friendly!

Family Fun: Head to marvelous downtown Uhrichsville, 1.5 miles away, and enjoy a great meal at a local area restaurant, plan a picnic in the park or head to the water park. Splash around at the Uhrichsville Water Park. Just a mile away from our inn! The Tuscarawas County Fairgrounds, home of the Tuscarawas County Fair, hosts live events and entertainment throughout the year. Red Roof Inn Uhrichsville is close-by, just 10.5 miles away. Enjoy the fairgrounds, and have a good time at great events. Tappan Lake Park is a great outdoor spot with hiking trails, a lake for swimming, fishing or boating. Enjoy it all with a simple gate fee of $5 per vehicle. Want to stay close-by? We're just 15 miles away. Rainy day? Head to Alpa Lanes for a game of bowling with the family. Only 1.5 miles away!

Educational Adventures: Visit the Dennison Railroad Depot Museum and escape to Dreamsville, USA, Dennison's nickname during WWII. See a railroad canteen still reflecting its WWII heritage. Only 3 miles away! Warther Museum in Dover, OH is home to the world's master carver's collections (12 mi). Fort Laurens, an American Revolutionary War historic site, holds the tomb of the Unkown Patriot (22 mi). Schoenbrunn Amphitheatre/Trumpet in the Land Amphitheatre host the unforgettable production of Trumpet in the Land that sweeps you back in history to a time when Ohio was the Western Frontier of America. Witness the founding of Ohio's first settlement, Schoenbrunn, in 1772. We're just 7 miles away.