Visiting campus - where to stay?

<p>We're taking our daughter to visit DAAP in Feb. Generally I like to stay on campus, if possible, in the union. Is there a student union at UC? Anywhere on the campus where visitors can stay overnight?</p>

<p>There is a Marriott hotel on the Medical campus. Also a brand new Hampton Inn just off campus. I think these are the only options within walking distance.</p>

<p>The Marriott is very nice though a bit pricey. They do have special pricing for UC events, I’m not sure if they have a normal UC discount though.</p>

<p>Thank you!</p>

<p>The Hampton Inn is brand new, and right across the street from campus on the NE corner. There is no parent housing ON campus.</p>

<p>DAAP is on the NW corner of campus, just to orient you.</p>

<p>Are you going to have a car? I stayed at the LivInn Suites in Sharonville. It was about a fifteen minute drive. It is pretty cheap if you book through Expedia and the rooms were nice.</p>

<p>beastman, check out [Hotel</a> Information, University of Cincinnati](<a href=“http://ccm.uc.edu/admissions/campusvisit/hotel_information.html]Hotel”>http://ccm.uc.edu/admissions/campusvisit/hotel_information.html). I’ve stayed at the first two listed. Although the 2nd isn’t on campus, it’s just a short walk away. Enjoy your visit!</p>

<p>They need to update this page to include the Hampton Inn next to campus.</p>

<p>Thanks, everyone. We actually had our visit last week and wound up at SpringHill Suites about 2mi from campus. This is very nice and brand new - very contemporary - but wasn’t cheap. This was AFTER we bolted from the Quality Inn downtown which should probably be condemned. During the time I was on the phone with Expedia trying to get a refund my wife took perverse delight in reading the negative online reviews of the place, particularly the one written by the woman who found a steaknife in the bed. Typically I read reviews before booking but not this time!</p>

<p>If you are giong to have a care, I highly recommend Newport. It’s on the Northern Kentucky side of the river, but it’s lively, and there is much to do.</p>