Maud Holiday Packages

You work pretty hard for your money, so don't let it go down the drain — Wotif is here to help.

We can bundle your accommodation and flights into a neat little package.

And that means more funds to spend on exploring Maud.

If you get a move on, you can save up to . And think of all the choices you have with more than 550 partner airlines and 665,000 worldwide properties, it's so easy to build your dream getaway.

Some of the most attractive deals on the market are on Wotif. So request your annual leave, grab your passport and get moving!

Maud Accommodation

Tick another thing off your getaway check-list today. Wotif have some fantastic bargains available. But with only 3 accommodations in Maud, it'd be a smart idea to secure one soon.

Wotif has some fantastic suggestions if you can't decide on where to spend your evenings. Have a look at the rates and facilities at the Four Points by Sheraton Cincinnati North (7500 Tylers Place Blvd) and the Quality Inn (8567 Cincinnati Dayton Rd), two sought-after options close by.

Car Hire in Maud

A quick cab trip from Cincinnati - Northern Kentucky International Airport will land you at either Payless (3255 Loomis Road) or Thrifty Car Rental (3114 Loomis Road). Whichever you decide on, you're bound to find the right car for your trip.

With a variety of rental places within easy reach, you'll have no dramas getting some wheels in the city centre. Check out what's on offer at Budget (7334 Tylers Corner Drive). If nothing sparks your interest there, you can also stop by Avis (7734 Tylers Corner Drive).

Holidays to Maud

An awesome trip starts with knowing the basics about where you're on your way to. So make yourself a cuppa, settle back and brush up on some facts about Maud.

Maud is 30 kilometres north of downtown Cincinnati. It's just one of the many unique neighbourhoods that make this city worth a trip.

If you've heard travellers not only speak highly of Maud but also Cincinnati in general, then it shouldn't shock you to know that approximately 300 000 people call it their home.