Galion is a city in central Ohio, primarily located in Crawford county, but parts of Galion reside in Morrow and Richland counties as well. Galion offers some local attractions and a handful of lodging options.
The Presidential Inn Bed & Breakfast offers four second-story rooms with private baths, air-conditioning, free wireless Internet and television. The inn was originally a schoolhouse built in 1917 and is located in a rural setting near downtown Galion. To see another historic Galion building, visit the Log House at Heise Park. The Log House was constructed in 1822. It later became Galion's first public library.
The Rose of Sherron is a Victorian-style bed and breakfast built in the late 1800s. The Rose provides free wireless Internet and a flexible breakfast schedule. Four rooms are available, and extended stays are discounted. The Rose of Sherron is located in the heart of downtown Galion, close to the Big Four Depot, a historic railroad depot built in 1900. The Big Four was purchased by the city in 2000 for preservation purposes.
Hope Cabins and Banquet has five fully equipped cabins for rent. There is also a banquet hall, outdoor pavilion and nature trail. Wireless Internet is free. From the Hope Cabins, travel a short distance to Brownella Cottage. The cottage was constructed in 1887 for Bishop William Scranton Brown. Since 1979, it has served as the headquarters and museum of the Galion Historical Society.
The Hometown Inn is a hotel located very close to downtown Galion. Wireless Internet is provided for free and small pets are welcome. The inn is also close to the Mid-Ohio Speedway, a large complex of road racing courses. Professional and amateur racing, as well as driving instruction, take place year-round.
