No problem checking in later in the evening. We arrived around 11pm and the parking lot was full…read more We still managed to find a spot. The room itself was very large and wide open. The carpet and curtains could be cleaner. We noticed stains. Beds were clean and comfy. The towels in the bathroom were awful. Very thin and rag like. They could use an upgrade. The complimentary breakfast was fine. An assortment of hot items, fruits, yogurts, and waffle makers. My daughter said the orange juice was awful and watery. Overall, fine for a nights stay. I am not sure I would return, if in the area.

Very nice rooms. They just renovated. Good variety for breakfast. Plenty of parking. Room was super…read moreclean and bed was comfy.

This was probably one of the nicest Holiday Inn's I've stayed at. We were only here for one night,…read moreand it was really less than 12 hours; We saw Lindsey Stirling in concert across town and I chose this hotel because I was halfway between Centennial Terrace, the concert venue, and Toledo Zoo, where we were headed the next day. We are also both IHG members and were able to use points to book. I asked when the hotel had opened and the front desk person said probably around 2015. When we booked with points it didn't let us select a king room so we chose standard room; This ended up being a room with two queen beds and it was actually hearing accessible, which was interesting. I've never seen that before but when someone rings the doorbell for the room, there is a light that lights up. It was the last room available for the night - there was a group of people who showed up before us and I think were only able to get one room and they needed two or something like that, but the front desk person was able to call the Hampton next door and secure a room for them. Breakfast this morning included hot options like sausages and eggs, and they even had cinnamon rolls. I had a bagel, turkey sausage, regular sausage, and apple juice. They even had Chobani yogurt which I thought was an upscale selection. The bed itself was super comfortable as well and the bathroom was large. I would stay here again when in the area.

The room I was placed in was very strong small of cologne. It gave me a headache when I just walked…read morein and had trouble breathing with my asthma. I went down stairs and told them I need a different room, which I was told they don't have a different room. The lady was very agitated and short with me. According to the website, there was one available I could book right then. She said it would cost more. I said that's fine. A room just like my room I was in magically became avaliable, not even the one that was costing me more from online. The only other option is to go elsewhere. This was a matter of having an asthma flare or not. Since a new room magically appeared, She took me to the new room, which did not have the odor. I got moved, and the second room had a fridge that did not work and a very dirty bathroom. Since I was treated so abruptly with a rude attitude last time, I just worked around it. The walls were very dirty and there was a messy floor. The shower was functional and the toilet was fine. So I dealt with it. The only thing that was good here was there wasn't any bed bugs and the bed was comfortable. There are a lot of hotels around, pick a different one. Even if those issues existed and they were handled without the attitude, rudeness, and obvious lack of empathy , I would have a few more stars here.

Montay Burks - City Manager James - Supervisor…read moreBrad - Supervisor Julia - Valet Destiny - Valet This is an amazing team. When we were there to stay it was a very busy time and this team kept the cars moving with a super attitude!

What a beautiful hotel with some staff that is just as lovely. Although the front desk told us the…read moreExecutive Lounge was open and we sadly found out it won't be open until Jan 2, but that's okay! We are here for 5 nights and couldn't be more please with the room! To start we are enjoying dinner at Brim House and Emma ( our waitress) is absolutely amazing!! The bartender, Tim, also made me a special and delicious drink!! Wow! So far so good!! Especially our King corner room with the river view. Day 2, Valet service is a real shit show. Pulled our car up and didn't brush snow off, had our check out wrong, didn't leave our vehicle running, didn't give us the fob so had to go back in. For $32 a night, so far not good. Not happy. Also after we left I received a call from the hotel, the valet had lost a bottle of prescription meds & wanted to know if we could search around the drivers seat for them. So we searched the vehicle & didn't see any meds( but seriously???). Also got 3 different answers on when the Executive Lounge is open from the front desk. Apparently it will be open for breakfast on Friday the 2nd and then closed the weekend. However, Emma our waitress from the night before was our waitress for breakfast and she was fabulous! Her attention to detail and wonder personality makes her great for customer facing service. She should really be the face of the hotel! Day 3- so the valet has lost our vehicle. After telling us it wasn't put in the system correctly & also not having the correct license plate number , they told us to go to the hotel restaurant & breakfast would be on them. That is nice but we have a place to be today as we are here for a friend's wedding and we need to go to the venue for pre wedding stuff. But here we are getting breakfast because we have no vehicle! But the nice part is again, Emma our waitress at the Brimhouse in hotel and also Holly who are both very nice and wonderful. All food pics on this are from Brimhouse in hotel in lobby level. Day 4, went to check out the Executive Lounge, this is the first day we were told it would be open for breakfast and our key didn't work, again. Had to go to front desk and get our key card retapped ( again). They didn't have breakfast at all. Just snacks and a small refrigerator with water and juice. Video shows the Executive Lounge. We also found out that the lounge is only open this morning and won't be open the rest of the weekend. So basically we thought it was nice that we were getting complimentary access and really only are able to enjoy it for one time. We are Diamond with Hilton so we wanted to really see how this hotel does Executive Lounge. Let's just say it leaves a lot to be desired. Hilton lounge would not be closed this long and especially over a holiday weekend.In order to get lounge access, outside of complimentary, one has to be a Titanium level. Honestly I would be so disappointed if I was Titanium and the lounge wasn't open and the " food" was what the video shows. We are supposed to have dinner at Brim house, 6:00pm for a party of 8 people. Stay tuned. Dinner was wonderful at Brim House and Emma was absolutely perfect. Also Thea at the bar was phenomenal! Day 5, wedding day. Bride and groom and in laws arrived last night and now Brim House is hooking me up with coffee and muffins for the bridal suite. Again Brin House has made all the other hotel crazy so worth everything. Once again Emma is taking care of us and I am very appreciative and grateful. Also connected to the hotel is Barry's Bagels and they make their bagels fresh so be sure to check them out. Day 6- checking out about 7:15 am and of course the valet charge was not removed from them losing our car, so that had to be corrected. Otherwise checkout was fine and as expected. A word of caution though to always make sure charges are correct before leaving any hotel as it can be time and challenging to take care of errors after you are home. I know this was a long review but I wanted to be thorough with so much that happened.

Needed a place to stay in Perrysburg Ohio , near Toledo. Stayed at a lot of different chains, this…read moreone consistently provides the best accommodations that allow a good nights rest. For what ever reason, I always sleep well at Hamptons. They have a breakfast bar included. Nothing real fancy, but it provides coffee and enough options to meet my needs. I had oatmeal with several toppings. Back on my trip, thank you Hampton!

Nice Hampton. Looks like they have done some updates over time. Lobby is small with reception to…read morethe right and all day coffee on the left. Behind the coffee is a large, high ceiling, sunny area with couches, cushy seats and breakfast tables and chairs. A hotel market is next to reception. Elevators are just past reception. This four story hotel has two elevators, several meeting rooms, an indoor pool, game room, gym and laundry room with one washer & dryer. Public restrooms are at the end of the hall to the left from reception, near the pool. Our king suite has lots of room with a sofa and coffee table at one end, bed at the other, TV on top of a dress in between. A desk is on the wall as you turn the corner from the entry. The entry houses a wet bar with small sink, fridge, microwave, coffee and ice. The fridge has a small freezer which we used for our cooler ice packs. We put cut vegetables (car snacks) on the top shelf and they froze!. Beware what you put near the freezer. There is a plug here for their coffee pot and my travel kettle. Large closet with iron & board and mirror doors. Vanity in-room has a fair amount of space for personal items. No hooks for toiletry bags, we hung them in the closet. A towel bar for hand towels and multi-use body lotion on wall near vanity. Bathroom has no fan. Very unfortunate. It looks to be pretty recently (past year or two) renovated with new tub surround and wall paper. Everything worked well. Took a minute for hot water to reach our room (end of hall, top floor) but there was plenty, good pressure, drained well. Toilet worked as expected. Everything was clean. Towels are super soft and absorbant. Multi-use shampoo and body wash in shower. Two hooks: one back of door, one between towel shelf and shower. Bed was comfortable with soft sheets, good weight duvet, lots of pillows of varying density. Bed side table lamps have one plug and one USB in the base. Heater/ac was quieter than many I've experienced and kept the room cool during our July visit. The only thing I miss is hooks by the door for hats and coats in-room Breakfast buffet was pretty standard: juice, eggs, sausage, potato, oatmeal, cold cereal, toaster items plus muffins, and the add-in items like brown sugar, cream cheese, hot sauce, etc. Small bottles of milk for your cereal are in a fridge. No yogurt or fresh fruit. Coffee service has regular, decaf, tea and cocoa with coffeemate creamer and a variety of sweeteners. No restaurants within walking distance but plenty within a ten minute drive. Good amount of parking around the building and a portico at entrance for inclement weather loading and unloading. Three luggage carts by the entrance. App. check-in and wifi keyless entry available at this location. Free wifi with membership (free). Staff were all lovely. Hotel is clean and in good condition. .

Small boutique hotel in the town of Monroe. I came here for a business trip and chose to stay here…read moresince it was close to the office and still very comparable in price. Upon arriving, there's no one at check in. They leave your name and room key in an envelope at the front desk. I guess I'm not use to this, but it was late and I just wanted to get into my room. I had a room on the 2nd floor. It was great and very comfortable. Lots of space for 1 person. The room had a mini fridge that had several water bottles, sodas, fruit, yogurt. It was very accommodating that they provided that for their guest. One evening it was raining and I was caught in the rain.. my clothes were drenched and I decided to do laundry. It was very easy to use and I found it super convenient. I loved Hotel Sterling and will probably be back when I'm in town again.

We arrived at around 5pm on Sunday, Sept 1st. The reservation system was a breeze and a joy. The…read moreemail contained the door code. On the desk was our envelope with our key. We heard people later on that night coming and going, but never saw another soul. We had the curb-side room since my wife was on crutches. The parking is great and free. The service, while almost invisible is excellent. The rooms are outstanding. The price is reasonable. The in room refreshments are free. I only wish we could stay here more often. My one complaint has little to do with the hotel. Downtown Monroe isn't doing great and some of the shops and eateries nearest walking distance were closed. But it's Monroe. You can drive across town in 5 minutes.

After driving three hours through a seemingly endless torrential downpour, my husband and I found…read morerespite at the Belamere Suites in Perrysburg, Ohio. The hotel of proclaimed "limitless romance" sits awkward and unassumingly on a back road between commercial businesses. The rooms are lined buildings like windowless townhouses, almost eerie until we found our room number and pulled into our personal garage. I had been waiting months for this visit because, as expected in the Midwest, hotel rooms with personal pools can be a hot commodity so I booked WAY in advance. For a price tag of over five hundred dollars, the Grand Royal Pool Suite gave us every amenity I could've imagined; soaking tub, two person shower, plush robes, electric fire place, soft king bed, sauna and what we really drove all that way there for, our own personal, private swimming pool. During our stay at Belamere Suites we found indulgence, comfort and, as advertised, limitless romance.

My wife and I stayed at Belamere Suites for our 17th wedding anniversary, and unfortunately, it was…read morea major disappointment from the moment we arrived. The hotel is tucked away in the middle of an industrial park surrounded by semi trucks, which immediately ruined any romantic atmosphere we were hoping for. To make things even stranger, there were pieces of childlike artwork oddly placed on the outside of the buildings--nothing about it felt romantic or inviting. Inside the room, things didn't improve much. While it was clean, the rose petals placed on the bed were fake, which felt cheap and undermined the "luxury" experience they advertise. The fireplace clicked nonstop whenever we tried to use it, making it impossible to relax. The worst part of the stay was the noise. Our neighbor spent the entire evening screaming at a football game. I called the front desk to complain about the noise, and the only solution they offered was to "drive the golf cart around." The yelling stopped for about 30 minutes and then started right back up. At that point, any romantic vibe I was trying to create for our anniversary was completely gone. We were so aggravated--especially considering the extravagant price tag--that it was clear we weren't going to sleep or enjoy ourselves. We ultimately decided to leave at midnight and just go home. When I called to request some sort of reimbursement, I was offered 50% off a future stay. I honestly found that laughable--I wouldn't return even at $100 a night. This was a memorable anniversary for all the wrong reasons, and I cannot recommend Belamere Suites based on our experience.

Absolutely love Maumee Bay Resort. What a beautiful location. The beach and nature center are…read morewithin walking distance. Hotel room was nice and the restaurant had pretty good food. Glad to find this gem of a place.

This was amazing! Me and my family went here for 2 nights for a little getaway. The TV had good…read morechannels on it and which some other hotels have horrible channels and their TV. The pool was super amazing but on of the hot tubs (spa no.1) was super chlorinated and half of the kids at the pool went in that one and was coughing a LOT. Even one girl almost threw up. I tried their tea in the room and it's kind of good,I just wish they had green tea. The arcade was kind of fun but just a warning the claw machines are somewhat rigged. I live in a family of 5 so the hotel room wasn't big enough so I slept on a roll-away bed (I think that is want its call) I wasn't forced to sleep on it I just wanted to. We also went on walk and stoped to play at the park. I'm only 13 so keep that in mind. We went to the restaurant at the hotel and the food was great.

Good value for the price. Clean and comfortable. Owners very helpful!…read more We enjoyed our stay there!

This is a cool little motel. The family that runs it is very friendly. The rooms have seen some…read morewear but are clean and well cared for. It's very close to the freeway and it's only $50 a night. And my room had bright, tropical turquoise walls. Always a plus!

This Hilton Garden Inn was a newer hotel with both a pool and hot tub, plus outdoor seating. The…read morehot tub wasn't as hot as some, and I don't think the timer was working correctly, but it was nice to have. We stayed with our dog for a fee and found the location walkable to restaurants and shopping. We enjoyed a quiet night in our top floor room.

This hotel is clean, upscale and in a great spot. Levis commons is a walk away and it's right off…read more475 and several other interchanges. The staff was great and if we're back in Toledo we will stay here, highly recommend.

Top highlights: Spacious, clean room, nice gym, large breakfast options…read more I had a very comfortable 2 day stay at this location. They are pet-friendly, so I was glad we could bring our dog along. Our room was right by an exit, so it was convenient to take him out. I didn't have time to check out the pool, but it looked like a great space. I didn't have much expectations for the gym, but it actually had a good assortment of basic equipment including dumbells, a bench, treadmills, yoga mats, elliptical, etc. The breakfast was also really good. Both days I was there, they had a different breakfast. The room was clean and it had the basic necessities: microwave, hairdryer, fridge, tv.

Horrible experience. The general manager Jay Patel is one of the rudest people I've ever…read moreencountered in hospitality. Avoid this location at all costs. His complete and utter lack of professionalism is astonishing