The staff is extremely courteous & respectful. We enjoyed how welcoming they made our stay. The…read moreroom was very clean & we loved the train car coffee station. What a cute idea! The bathroom was a decent size, impeccably clean, & easy to move around in. Bed was a bit on the firm side for me, but otherwise a very lovely stay.

I stayed here on Mother's Day for a lovely solo mom staycation! Everything was perfect - the…read morehelpful and very friendly staff, the location, convenient parking, and the room - amazing! I loved the glass door shower and gold fixtures in the bathroom, the sparkling and still water on tap, the large windows with blackout curtains, sitting area and very comfortable bed that I got plenty of use out of. You can easily take a stroll on the trail just outside or walk to one of the nearby restaurants. Or if you don't want to leave the premises, you can grab a bite downstairs at Derailed. The gym is nice also - I enjoyed using the Peloton in the morning. I loved everything about my stay here and would love to return soon!

Location wise is good. The staff very nice. The problem with the place is completely bad timing…read more They are doing a lot of renovation and come 8 o'clock in the morning. I have someone on a manlift right outside my window, drilling into the building, waking us up and unfortunately, our flight was delayed and we didn't get to the hotel to almost 4 AM. The next night there was a note in the elevator stating they would turn off the water at 11:30 PM for four hours. At 10:30 I go to take a shower and I had the water running for 20 minutes and it never warmed up and at 10:50 40 minutes early they shut the water off. After they finally turned the water back on it took another 15 minutes before the water was warm enough to take a shower. The staff was nice enough to move us into a bigger room after our noise complete. I'm sure after the construction is over this place will probably be pretty decent. But if you're going to have this type of situation for the people that are staying at your hotel, maybe give him a discount for that timeframe. The construction is going on or better yet give them a heads up so we can book a different hotel.

Overall, average for Hampton Inn, however, neither dresser bedstand had any outlets or places to…read moreplug in a phone charger, no alarm clock with extra power outlets as many have - Breakfast was average as always. Location is right off of the highway so it's easy on /easy off and there is a gas station right by the hotel. . I arrived after 10 PM at night and the desk went unmanned for a few minutes while I tried to find somebody to check me in- staff was less than courteous but was probably as tired as I was.

My stay here was rather seamless. I stayed for three nights and had absolutely no issues. The lobby…read morewas nice and you can easily tell that this hotel is on the newer side. They had a small market place, a conference room, a bar on the first floor, and plenty of parking. I know there was more but that's all I experienced during my stay. My room was spacious, the bed was comfy, my view from the 6th floor was beautiful during sunset, the wifi was strong, and I liked that I was able to link my Netflix and Hulu accounts to the TV so I could pick my shows up where I left off. If I had to nitpick I would have liked more amenities in the bathroom. I ran out of lotion and it would be nice if they had that along with the small bar of hand soap. I also grabbed some items from the market place and they promised to email me a receipt but I never got one. But again, that's being nitpicky. I would definitely stay again. I like their area it was in, all the nearby restaurants, etc.

When I first arrived at Hyatt Place, I could not understand why it only has a 3.8 overall rating…read more The lobby is beautiful, the staff was kind during check-in, there are several fun amenities, and my room was really clean. I initially planned to leave a five star review. However, I found myself frustrated that the bathroom door was ridiculously hard to open and close. I am very tech savvy and was unable to connect my phone or iPad or laptop to the TV to stream anything to watch. The water pressure was only a bit more than a trickle. These few things really took away from the experience being the relaxing one I was hoping for. However, due to all of the good things about the hotel, I would stay again. Parking was plentiful. Breakfast was really good, and there was an awesome variety of items to choose from.

Stayed Aug 8-9. The individual at the front desk both days was a delight. She was friendly,…read morewelcoming and helpful. The two ladies working the breakfast buffet Sunday were very friendly as well. Room was clean, as were the grounds.

Never stayed at a Hilton and might not again. My dad arranged this hotel for one day stay to visit…read morefamily for Xmas. He didn't sleep well the bed has never been turned and massively wore out on one side. Bed is off. Dad is 67 years old so felt bad about that. Second disappointing was breakfast wasn't included for staying here. Like it's Xmas nothing is open and for paying for nice hotel and that u get no breakfast at all. Brand new looking hotel but wish they did better for holidays or new customers.

This hotel gets 5 stars for one reason: service. More importantly, I'm giving 5 stars because I…read morewent out to get some dinner for my family from a local barbecue joint. The food was good: pulled pork, Mac 'n' cheese, cornbread, corn pudding, greens and some kids chicken tenders. Alas, I forgot to get ketchup for my daughter, which is a must-have staple for all things nuggets and tenders. On a whim, I called the front desk (I honestly didn't even know if that was a thing anymore.) The receptionist answered, and I explained my dilemma and asked if they had any ketchup packets. "We don't have any ketchup packets," she replied, "but we do have ketchup in a bottle in the back, and I can pour some in a cup." I immediately went down to the lobby, and she greeted me with the cup o' ketchup all ready to go. Dinner saved! We love locally, but found ourselves without heat this past weekend as our furnace decided to finally give up the ghost (Hey, 21 years was a good run!). As we waited to get a repair appointment, going to a hotel seemed like the best option. We have family in town, but springing a family of five on someone for the weekend is a little jarring (surprise!). I looked for a local hotel that could accommodate my whole family in one room and was both affordable and had an indoor pool. Home2 Suites to the rescue! Overall, I would give the hotel 4 stars. The pool was nice but a little cool. Everything was very clean and put together well. And they have a nice little workout room with 3 treadmills, dumbbells, kettlebells and a peloton bike. It's not a 5 star luxury hotel, but it's a solid 4 stars with great customer service. I enjoyed the suites with 2 queen beds and a pullout coach to comfortably sleep all 5 of us. There is also a great little kitchenette with a sink, microwave, refrigerator and dishwasher. There was also a sign that you can request a portable cooktop and skillet for your cooking needs, but I was not in need of that. The kitchen is also stocked with plates and glasses and some cookware. The shower was nice and comfortable with plenty of towels already stocked in the room. Home2 Suites also allows pets. It was nice to bring along my adorable King Charles Spaniel. Gizmo was a little concerned about the elevators, and I needed to give him a little boost to get on. But once he realized they were his ticket to going outside for a walk, he jaunted right onto those elevators! Breakfast was good with the now standard waffle irons, bagels and English muffins that can be easily toasted. There are also cereal options and fresh yogurt. Both traditional milk and oat milk are offered for the cereal of coffee. You can also opt for the bacon or sausage (they rotate days), as well as an egg option and fried potatoes. Home2 Suite helped to make the best of a difficult weekend for my family. This hotel is great for migrant workers or larger families who prefer to stay in one room or have the use of a small, yet very functional kitchen area.

Nice big rooms! We didn't even get a suite but there was plenty of room for a wheelchair to move…read morearound freely. Front desk guy was really nice (even though he's a Raiders fan... go Chiefs! ).

Let me tell you, I struck gold when I picked this spot for our girls' night out staycation. Parking…read morewas a breeze, which is a miracle in itself, and when I pulled up, I had a moment of panic thinking I was at the wrong place. But then I remembered, of course, there is a conference center attached. Crisis averted. Check-in was so quick and easy that I almost felt like a VIP. The young lady at the front desk was a superstar, smiling nonstop and making everyone feel welcome. She gave me the lowdown on the bar and restaurant and even pointed out the bartender setting up so I could start the night right. When I asked about the restaurant, she lit up like a Christmas tree and spilled all her menu favorites, along with top picks from her coworkers and regulars. I knew then this stay was going to be legendary. My room was so spacious, I wanted to do a happy dance. The last Embassy Suites I stayed at felt like a shoebox compared to this one. I claimed a spot by the big screen downstairs, then realized there were TVs everywhere, including a cozy hideaway behind the bar for a more private hangout. We hit up the complimentary happy hour for some nibbles and drinks, then ordered a feast of shrimp, quesadillas, pork belly bites, and fries. Of course, we made friends with some fellow travelers, because what is a girls' night without new pals to laugh with? The area is packed with fun. There is an outdoor mall less than five minutes away, plus every dining option under the sun, from fast food to fancy sit-down spots. They even have a BJ's and other shops. Need a hospital? Covered. Need snacks at 2 a.m.? Also covered. The pull-out sofa was shockingly comfy, and I slept like a baby. Honestly, I was not ready to leave the next morning. The hotel offers laundry, a self-wash area, a pool, and a workout room, so you can basically move in. LOL Breakfast the next morning was a made to order omelets and juice, though you could fill your plate with all kinds of options. There are tons of seats for solo travelers or big groups ready to gossip and eat. I am definitely coming back and will shout this place's praises to anyone who will listen, from my friends to my family and even my coworkers. This hotel is a party waiting to happen, and you will want to be part of it. Embassy Suites Noblesville is a winner in my book for a staycation. Before I forget, the front desk decor and water wall create a beautiful first impression. The music sheets displayed behind the front desk are truly stunning. I suspect this musical touch is inspired by the nearby Ruoff Music Center, but I'll be sure to ask next time for the inside scoop. Check them out if you haven't already done so.

I will rate my experience here 3.5 stars for a three night stay my boyfriend and I had at this…read moreEmbassy Suites in July 2026. This isn't traditionally designed like the typical Embassy Suites with the fun, clear elevators that encourage you to look out of the see-through elevator walls as you go up and down at least a dozen floors to and from your room. This Embassy Suites has a different design, notably way less floors and enclosed elevators. This is just an FYI. It DOES have other traditional Embassy Suites features like made-to-order omeletes at their famous complimentary breakfasts and nice private conference rooms for parties and events. My sister's wedding party and many out of town guests stayed here during her wedding weekend and for the most part, didn't have too many issues and slept well. HOWEVER, I must mention the two main reasons why I can't give this hotel 4 or 5 stars: 1. SOOO many things were broken and old. Notably, the sliding door to my sister's bathroom in her suite BROKE OFF THE HINGES and nearly collapsed on someone! We also dealt with a broken toilet paper holder in my room, spotty internet, and a busted light, among a few other things I can't remember. 2. It was $250 a night for a basic room and that was WITH the wedding block discount! Without it, the price was like $370 a night. And we booked months in advance. This is Noblesville, Indiana, not NYC. Charging $300+ is wild. I do want to shout out the staff, especially the front desk manager who was so kind to us, especially with allowing us to check in early and leave a little late. The staff that set up the party room my sister reserved for her Mehndi henna party (this was an Indian wedding) did a great job as well. There's also a lot of parking and, obviously, the breakfast is bomb dot com.

The staff was very nice and the room seemed clean. Unfortunately, the carpet was slightly damp and…read moreleft the room smelling a little musty.

Higher end Fairfield. Relatively new. Clean. Friendly service. Nice pool area. Decent…read morebreakfast. Plenty of parking. Good option in area.

The hotel was intentionally 75° inaide the lobby,corridors and meeting rooms! It is late June and…read more90° outside and you walk inside and expecting a nice cool lobby and you get hit in the face with a stuffy ,hot environment. We immediately ask the check-in desk person "why is it so hot in here?" and she really did not have an answer... We get checked in and proceed to our room and inside the elevator and corridors and they too were uncomfortably warm! Inside our room the a/c was off and the thermostat was set at 75°! 75°!!! The room thermostat only goes down to 67° so it was not going to cool down for a few hours!!! We had to leave the room and hotel to find a place to get cooled off!! We had stayed at this location several times with our golf group of 14-20 (depending on the year). There was no maid service! The peice per room was a whopping TAJ MAHAL $260/night. The complementary breakfast was a complete disaster! the powdered eggs they would use way too much water to make them and the heated covered dish looked literally like scrambled egg soup,which no one was eating and there were at least 20 guests eating in the breakfast area! The chicken sausage links were disgusting and had no flavor (I was curious and took one to try it,and couldnt eat it! The waffle maker line to get one was all 20 people waiting their turn lol. The very small pump top coffee dispensers were always empty (all 6 of them). We stayed 3 nights and the only thing that changed off the breakmenu was the chicken link "sausages " were now chicken patty sausages that tasted just like the links but a different shape!!! Do not expect to see any bacon at a breakfast in this establishment because the bunch running the place are from Bombay,India which explains the lack of air conditioning use and no pork products!!! If they want to buy up the hotels here in America thats fine but they need to realize westerners use air conditioning everywhere especially in the summer months and if the Indians don't want to assimilate to western culture thats fine but when your job is hospitality to other (99% of guests in Fischers,Indiana in the heartland of the USA ) our favorite breakfast meat is BACON!!! Our group that has stayed at this location several times will ne staying directly across the street at the Holiday Inn Express that is run by Americans FOR AMERICANS!!! If I want to feel like im in a hotel in sweaty Bombay, I'll go there!! We had to use several USB ports for not only our phones but for our GPS golf rangefinders....The stand alone cube in the room desk was a multi-port unit that did not work we alerted the staff and they said they would swap it out and THEY NEVER DID! This place has no idea what hospitality is..It is more of an attempt to make Americans assimilate to the moslum culture not a home away from home AMERICANS ARE USED TO! A SOLID ONE STAR....

The curtain was shredded in several places. It had brown stuff on the lower portion. The couch has…read moreseen better days. Highly disappointed. We try hotels all around Indianapolis and have never experienced this bad of a place. They even have the nerve to request a $150.00 incidental charge before you get your room. They should be paying me!

I want to begin by noting that this property is undergoing a renovation. I received one of the…read moreunrennovated rooms, so this review will likely soon become obsolete. Just know that if you book now, your room will likely be somewhat dated, somewhat rundown, and loaded with amusing cosmetic and maintenance issues. In this regard, this is the worst RI experience l've had. However, despite this, the room was extremely clean, giving me faith that post renovation, this hotel will be golden, especially with its excellent location. Service is where this hotel particularly shines, everyone I encountered during my stay, from the person who checked me in, to the breakfast lady, and the manager were all among the friendliest and most welcoming and professional people I've ever met. Special shoutout to Steve, he's awesome! Once the renovation is completed, this place will be very nice, the cleanliness and service are impressive, but in its current state, make sure you get a good rate.

I have been staying here for some time. Remodeling was finally started finally started in January,…read morewhich was very disruptive. There are no longer tubs in the studio rooms and there is nowhere to put your own toiletries in the shower, no shelf or stool of any kind. The doors do not meet the wall. The shower has very low water pressure. They have new TVs that you will be able to use your fire stick with.... at some point, but they do not have it set up now. There are what look like small pieces of plaster coming out through the vents when the heat or air conditioning runs. I mentioned that to the manager because it doesn't seem like a good thing to breathe in. I received no reply regarding that. They have everything that you need for the kitchen, however the paper towels, as well as the toilet paper are always open at the top, where they seem to push their fingers through in order to carry them, so that is not sanitary. They have only remodeled one floor, so there is a lot more to do. After the renovation was done on that floor, there is paint on the carpet going up the stairs, there are no baseboards. They don't appear to have anyone cleaning up the stairs and hallways. The laundry room has always looked horrible and it doesn't look like it's been cleaned.There are only 2 washers and 2 dryers. It is extremely hot in there and I mentioned that to the manager, nothing was done. There has been no air conditioning in the hallways for a couple of months. No explanation for the guests. I would find it very hard to believe that they are waiting on parts.The employees answer to everything is ,"I don't know." One of the entry doors was not working for over a week. I mentioned it to the manager by email multiple times. He told me that it was working. It was NOT working. I told the employees that work at the front desk. The response from the employees is that they don't know anything about it. I have been trying to contact the manager by email because I am not here during the day. My emails have gone ignored. When I finally received a reply, nothing was addressed. Finally, August 5th, after the entry door was not working for over a week, it was supposedly fixed, but my key wouldn't work. It wouldn't work on any doors. I had to go back to the main entrance and I said to Becky, the person at the front desk, that apparently I need new keys. She told me that my keys were not proper keys. I said that I had been using them forever. She told me that 3 times, instead of just trying to fix them. Due to my persistence, she attempted to fix them and they worked. I could hear the manager around the corner, by the office, as it is only a few feet away and I know that he could hear me. I asked Becky if Steve, the manager, was in and she said, "Yes, but he is on his way out." I said, "Of course he is." Number one, she is apparently the gate keeper and number two, should the management ignore guests all the time and especially when the guest is a few feet away from you? The answer is no. I have been a long-term resident here. It feels like some kind of game. There is reduced parking because of all of the renovation stuff. They have a breakfast available each morning. I do not have time in the morning so I usually get some cereal and a couple of nutrigrain bars when the breakfast is not in progress. Some of the food is out and I was told that I was allowed to do that. There was one employee, Yvette, who has worked here for a long time. She works behind the the front desk, not even in the kitchen for the breakfast. However, she found it necessary to follow me into the breakfast area each time I went back there.Then she started putting the food away in the kitchen, as if it was her own food. That is ridiculous. Everything that has been going on in the past few months is unacceptable. Nothing is being addressed. It is unacceptable and inappropriate for management to have the hotel be so unkempt and to ignore the guests.