Great hotel stay! We…read morewere promptly assigned a room. They had fruit water and cookies at check in. Other than the carpets being stained are room was very clean and well maintained. The room was a good size. It had a nice little food book with a mini fridge, microwave and cabinet to store food. The pool area was nice with a warm pool and large hot tub. They also had an exercise area that was in good working order. Lots of parking. The breakfast selection was also really nice. Lots of variety and options!

Cassie at the front desk was so sweet and helpful. We were exhausted and she checked us in so…read morequickly. The rooms were nice and clean. And breakfast was better than it was at the other two hotels that we've stayed at in the last week. Will definitely stay here again.

The room was great. I did not stay very long. My only confusion is literally no one at the front…read moredesk acknowledged that I was there. I walked past the front desk a few times and I may have been invisible, because nobody says hello or welcome or goodbye or anything.

Update: I stayed here again. This time no problems. Room clean. Staff very friendly and helpful…read more The pool is still closed until end of May 2025 for maintenance.. Easy access off I-70. Don't bring large vehicles up to the hotel - park across the street in the shopping center lot.

This has been a positive experience here in Zanesville, OH…read more The staff is friendly and helpful. They have made my visit for the pottery show very pleasant. I am looking forward to coming back next year.

It is one of those odd things that you can have an experience earlier in the course of a week long…read moreroad trip that makes you appreciate the little things somewhere else along the way. That is definetley the case with this location of IHG properties. This chain is consistenly solid over the years so I wasn't expecting anything less than what we had. They in the midst of a renovation, but around a bit of dust here, anda paint splash there, it was still clean (much cleaner than a previous place in Wilmington). The staffer that checked us in was pleasant and efficient. Our beds were comfortable, lots of pillows. We had a little problem with the shower the first night (operator error, or rather we didn't know the trick for a janky tub/shower valve). We called and they sent someone within about 5 minutes. [It was one of the maids that had experience with our room, a sweet soul, very pleasant...I do have to ask though, how many tattoos are too many tattoos]. The breakfast was pretty well put out, two hot protiens each day, eggs, potato options, oatmeal, cereal, pancake machine, etc. Even the most finicky kid would not walk away hungry unless they wanted to, for whatever reason it is that finicky kids do things. The hot tub worked, good temperature, pool was nice, neither had too much chlorine. While you didn't have to walk through the lobby (like some hotels- why designers, why?) there was a giant window from the front lobby/breakfast area to the pool area. My wife was a bit off put by that. I guess you would feel a bit like a fish in the aquarium if someone was there looking in. Definiteley a good stay, nothing is cheap anymore, so $346 for two nights in a non capitol city in Ohio might feel steep, but hey that's what the market will bear, so all good that's good. We would come back if in the area.

Our recent stay, 22-23 JUN was good, with no particular issues. There was nothing that was wrong,…read moreand nothing so great as to warrant any gushing review. The TV service (Spectrum), and the world's tinest most useless remote, are a topic. More on that later. An immediate thought, and this is observation and experience over years of travel. The entire staff was "local" and by that I mean folks born and raised in the Midwest somewhere. There were no indications that there was Pakistani or Indian influence at this location. Over the years this level of hotel/motel has been dominated by that cultural persuasion. Those foreign born humans do a good job, generally, but there is always (in my experience) a bit of "shortcut" to the nuts and bolts of the day to day functioning, and management of the maintenance, cleanliness, food service. This location, had none of those defeciencies. While nothing was spectacular, every aspect of the stay was adequate. Aside from the intial overwhelming smell of chlorine, when we first entered (which you quickly grow nose blind to interestingly) , the place was clean and well maintained. They had a maintenance tech on duty, came to our room in minutes to manage a lazy, and underperforming toilet. The breakfast was adequate. My wife is a finicky diner, but still found things to make it through the morning, although her derisive view of "steamed" proteins is quite fair...that is a challenge that this level of service will always have. Day one was steamed sausages, day two steamed bacon ( a bridge too far for my bride indeed). I was Army, so have had far worse in far worse settings...I had seconds! The bed was firm, the pillows were okay. Now, the TV service and the worlds smallest and most useless remote. We were in town for a family event, so for the most part we were only in the room for a an hour or so of decompression before sleeping. On both days, 45 minutes of that hour was trying to understand and navigate the TV. Perhaps if I had a different set of background, training, and exposure to technology I could have figured it out. I did give up and instead of the local news I wanted to catch up on, settled on an episode of McHale's Navy, it was that episode where they get a PT boat hull and paint it to be a replica of their PT 73, so they can go rebuild a destroyed village. Good episode, but I would have rather caught up on the news. Not possible with BW's Spectrum and useless remote. Also, Disney might just give you folks a call over this "be our guest" thing, but I must admit, I did find myself singing the song while waiting for the tiny elevator.

I booked a hotel for my little sister and me to swim, and when I got there, the pool was closed. I…read moreunderstand if it was somewhere that, when I booked it, it said the pool was closed, but nowhere. The lady at the desk and the manager wouldn't even help with the situation. I kept asking, "Okay, can we work something else out or talk to somebody else?" and they kept getting snappy and telling me it's on a certain part of their website. It didn't say anything about it when I booked it, and in the amenities it still said it has a pool. The staff and the manager were very rude and not helpful and didn't try to work with me at all about my situation. If I can speak to a higher up I would appreciate it the manger wouldn't let me speak to any higher up.

Had a great stay here while attending a seminar at the Convention Center. I was greeted with a…read moreHappy Birthday at check in. Shawna, the front desk manager, presented me with a little birthday basket. It was filled with ice tea, candy bar, cookie and chips. It was really special! I never received a birthday basket at a hotel before. They were friendly! The place was clean. The morning breakfast was decent. Coffee was good. The only thing is they need better signage along the road, to help identify the street you have to turn down. I would definitely come back when I'm in the area.

We were driving to Aurora, Colorado from Herndon, VA and this would be the first of many nights…read more Having a place that with consistent excellence was important at the end of 7 to 12 hour drivings. We arrived much later then expected, exhausted and couldn't have asked for a better place... Excellent inn, quiet, clean, nice breakfast and the staff on duty Laikin was great to us. Will certainly rebook if going through again.

Had passed by this hotel many times when visiting Pittsburgh, visiting Ohio when living Pittsburgh,…read moreand moving back to Ohio. Finally stayed here last night. We had booked the room late morning/early afternoon via Expedia while on our way to Pittsburgh for a concert and thought it'd be a good halfway stop on the way home. Check in was a breeze and the guy working was friendly and informative. They had a small sundry type store with snacks and a few drinks that came in clutch. Room was clean and quiet. The microwave and mini fridge were nice to have if we needed it. While there were some stains in the hallway and elevator floor it was probably normal wear and tear. Breakfast buffet was what I had expected and the person working the desk when checking out was also friendly.

This hotel is in a very small town in the middle of nowhere but right off the expressway that leads…read moreto The Wilds, our reason for being there. The hotel was impeccably clean and new feeling. Surfaces sparkled. The room was large, with a small microwave and fridge. There isn't much around, but I was impressed that such a nice hotel was in such a remote location. Other guests mostly seemed to be construction workers. The free breakfast was decent, GFS-like food but it had a fancy coffee machine and staff refilled anything that ran out. I was thankful they had breakfast as restaurants are fairly far away. If you are in the area, this is an extremely reasonably priced hotel that is not sketchy!

I stay at this Quality Inn once a year and I always look forward to it. I was absolutely devastated…read moreto learn upon check in that the pool was closed for maintenance. Review will be upgraded to five stars once the pool is open.

Stayed here one night a couple weeks ago during the week for a local golf outing with a bunch of…read morefriends. The rooms were very, very nice very very clean very very comfortable beds. TV worked great. Everything was five star until it was time for our free breakfast the next morning when they ran out of sausage, they ran out of eggs. It was just not a very well planned out event no excuse for it when there are local grocery stores that they could've easily prepared and gotten enough food to cook the breakfast that they Include in the price of the room so feels like our group got hosed Deduct one star for the breakfast episode all the staff was pretty nice

I booked this trip as a Valentine's getaway and had a wonderful time…read more The history and biographical significance of this inn is what drew me to want to stay here. It is the personal home of Dave Longaberger from the Longaberger basket company. My BF's mom was a star seller of these baskets once upon a time so he is very familiar! I booked the fanciest room--The Dresden Suite! High ceilinged, king sized 4-poster bed, fireplace, sitting and desk area, small hallway with back access and a big jetted tub in the middle of the room. Features are great but the building, rooms, carpeting, furniture are quite old and worn. I think due to the age of the building and the lack of staff, the entire place did not feel very clean. Our room was tidy when we checked in but upon closer inspection, corners were dusty, papers and brochures were water stained, carpet was stained in places and peeling. This might have been an oversight but the bathroom didn't have shampoo or body wash stocked. There was liquid hand soap but my BF swears it was watered down and not quite effective. During our 1-night stay here, we only saw one person the whole time working and it was also the owner, Joy. She embodies her name as she warmly pads around suggesting we look around and offered to show us 2 additional rooms, which was fun. We didn't opt for the 4-course dinner that she cooks personally from scratch. It was $100 or something and includes a bottle of wine which would've been wasted since neither of us drink. We went out for dinner but upon getting back to the inn, Joy prepared a dessert for us--so cute! We got a small chocolate lava cake with a scoop of ice cream and a strawberry each! The room was stifling and we were unable to adjust the temperature too much. It was freezing outside yet we had to have the A/C on because of how hot it was in the room. We borrowed 2 of their many DVDs and put it on the background while we intensely played a board game. The next morning, Joy made us a delicious light breakfast. We headed out to the nearby abandoned Longaberger retail ghost town. Oh, and Joy's dog Chewbacca is adorable. She could definitely use a bath and grooming session but she was so friendly!

Staying in a millionaires mansion and eating fine food is normally something we only dream about…read more But this place can make that happen on a budget! This place is the best in romantic getaways while you stay in the iconic Longaberger mansion overlooking the town of Dresden

Staff was very friendly, and the nightly rate was fairly cheap. The room however, smelt musty like…read moremildew very strongly as soon as we entered the room. We were located on the first floor about halfway down the hallway from the lobby. The walls are paper thin so you can hear everything in the next rooms. Our neighbors were up at 4:30 being very loud and in the hallway several times slamming their room door each time so we were not able to get much rest due to no sound barrier. The beds were comfy but I don't believe they wash all the bedding between guests. My bed had a large brown stain on the mattress protector you could see on the side of the bed when you pulled back the covers, and my pillows all had leftover hair from someone else. The brown cover on the bed also had something dirty on it. I was surprised they offer breakfast with the stay since the nightly rate is very fair priced. Breakfast was pretty good.

HANDICAPED??? Look elsewhere…read more Description on web ... Free WiFi, free continental breakfast, roll-in shower, shower grab bars, adjustable hand-held shower wand, portable shower seat, raised toilet seat with grab bars, bedroom is wheelchair accessible, closet rods at wheelchair height, mini-refrigerator, microwave, air conditioning, coffee/tea maker, hair dryer, HDTV, bathroom amenities, alarm clock, desk, iron, ironing board. What they didn't mention. At end of long hallway on second floor. OK there is an elevator but parking is a long walk to the elevator, then a long walk to the room. Roll--in shower NOT ROOM 231. Who was the mental miget who designed these rooms? This as my first time staying at this location. It will also be my last,