Inn Port Lodging

Inn Port Lodging

22 Brown St, Dayton, OH 45402, Miamisburg, United States

2-star hotel

Guest rating: 4.7 / 5

Overview

Inn Port Lodging is a two-star guesthouse in Dayton’s Oregon Historic District, in a building dating to 1855. It is described as a quirky, colorful historic home; its public rating is 4.7 from 61 reviews.

Rooms

Suites have TVs, DVD players, free Wi-Fi, separate living areas, front patios, and full kitchens. Some suites also have whirlpool tubs, additional bedrooms, or minifridges stocked with complimentary drinks.

Breakfast & Services

The guesthouse offers complimentary continental breakfast and free parking. Guest comments also describe a shared first-floor area with coffee, snacks, fruit, juice, and other complimentary food and drinks; one review mentions a selection of wine.

Location

At 22 Brown St in Dayton, the guesthouse is across from Newcom Founders Park in the historic Oregon District, a walkable area guests describe as having shops, coffee shops, and restaurants. Nearby points of interest include America’s Packard Museum (648 m), 2nd Street Market (770 m), RiverScape MetroPark (948 m), and the Dayton Art Institute (1,753 m).

Best for

Inn Port Lodging suits travelers who value historic character, a walkable neighborhood, and suite-style space: rooms include separate living areas and full kitchens, with additional bedrooms in some suites. It is also a useful base for exploring Dayton attractions, including America’s Packard Museum 648 m away and the Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historical Park 2,248 m away.

Travel tips

The guesthouse is at 22 Brown St in Dayton’s Oregon Historic District, across from Newcom Founders Park; guests describe the neighborhood as walkable, with shops, coffee shops, and restaurants. Several listed attractions are nearby, including 2nd Street Market at 770 m and RiverScape MetroPark at 948 m. Free parking is documented, but transit and parking arrangements are not specified.

What guests say

The excerpts praise the guesthouse’s distinctive older-home character and its walkable setting in the Oregon District, with nearby shops, coffee shops, and restaurants. Guests mention a spacious room and a shared area stocked with coffee, snacks, fruit, juice, and other food and drinks. Continental breakfast and the wine selection also receive positive mentions. The supplied excerpts do not identify recurring complaints or negative themes.

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