This stay was great. The Hampton was very clean. Rooms very comfortable and clean. Staff was very…read morefriendly and made checking in and leaving very easy. The Breakfast was above my expectations. The assistant that put out the food never stopped moving. If he was not refilling the food he had the dining area spotless. This is not on the staff. You need a sign that says,do not fill your personal water at the drink station. I watch an Adult drink from the rim of his water jug then stick the drink dispenser nozzle completely in his jug after he had been putting it to his mouth. I just shake my head at people anymore and the act like they are doing nothing wrong. Great stay. Not so smart residents

I stayed at this Hampton Inn several years ago. It was nice then. It no longer is…read more I was going to rate this the worst Hilton I ever stayed at but Yelp just reminded me of a worse experience at another hotel. What is particularly bad is the bathroom. The fans don't work and you get steam trapped in the room, which leads to mildew in all the corners of the tub and peeling paint on the ceiling. The tubs have an anti-slip bottom that doesn't quite get clean and now looks permanently stained and dirty. The rest of the room is standard Hampton Inn. However, because of the fan issue in the bathroom, the room easily becomes humid. So, you need to run the AC and thus the room stays cold. Note that we had two rooms because the woman working hotel reception admitted her incompetence and said she didn't know how to out me in the larger room for the first night. We had the same bathroom fan issues in both rooms and in our daughter's room.

Don't even know where to start with this review. My husband and I spent 3 nights here while…read morevisiting CVNP and it was delightful! We were greeted warmly and given a short history of the inn/area. Our room was spacious and the three-course breakfast each morning was delicious. The staff went out of their way to meet our needs and make us feel welcomed. We were told about some local events that we otherwise wouldn't have known about (Tuesday night bluegrass jam in Peninsula and farmers market) and thoroughly enjoyed them. The falls are a short walk from the inn. The entire atmosphere of the house and property were just inviting and relaxing. Would definitely recommend if you're in the area!

What a wonderful, beautiful, historic, and so close to the Cuyahoga Valley National Park place to…read morestay! This was my 25th National Park visit and I'm so glad I picked the Inn to stay. Vicki and her staff are so friendly and knowledgeable about the area. We had a delicious breakfast each morning with coffee and wonderful conversation with other guests. The library was so interesting with the painted shades, historical information, photos and books. We stayed in the Adeline Room which is upstairs. Bed was comfy and a clawfoot tub in the bathroom. Close to everything we wanted to see on the National Park adventure. Quick walk to the Brandywine Falls as well. Great time, loved staying here and definitely would be back!

This was the third Holiday Inn Express we stayed at in 3 days. This was by far the most "tired" of…read morethe three. It is in need of some TLC to get back to Holiday Inn standards. The "free" breakfast was on par with the other stays and in my mind what gives them the 3rd star.

We stopped here to spend the night during our travels. We had the king suite. It was a large room,…read moreweird layout. The furniture was a bit dated, but looked clean. There was a refrigerator, it only had one shelf. But it kept our food and drinks cold. The bathroom was clean. Shower only. And we only had 2 towels/washcloths provided. We asked for 2 more pillows and received them without much wait. The hallway had a smell of dog food. The room had an underlying musty smell. The air was on full blast in our room. It was set at 68, but room temp was 61 and stayed that way all night. Even for someone with hot flashes at night, that was a bit too cold. There was no hot water for the morning shower, so we didn't get one. When I brought the issues of the meat locker coldness and the lack of hot water, I received the rote "I'm so sorry about that" When I asked if there would be a small adjustment to my bill to reflect the lack of hot water for a shower I was told that the clerk had no authority and the manager wouldn't be in until after 1pm, which was well after the check out time. Convenient. I wouldn't stay here again if they paid me. If you are headed west, try one of the hotels off the Elyria exit, looks like you'd have better accommodations and it's only 30 minutes more up the road from this place. If you are headed east, try hotels off Warren or Youngstown exits.

The staff was very friendly and accommodating for our group…read more The room was barely big enough. I liked the adjoining rooms but they needed doorknobs on the interior. The balcony was a nice surprise--even with my view of the highway. The bathroom was disappointing, especially the non-draining tubs that made me cringe to take a shower. I also couldn't figure out why the toilet was crammed in the corner. The sink was too small and the lighting was too dim.

Front desk staff, Bobby in particular, & our bartender & chef, Heather, was amazing!!read more

If I could give no stars, I would. After staying here many times, our last experience was…read moreabsolutely awful and I've spent hours on the phone with Marriott to rectify the situation. The manager can't write an email and is terrible at customer service. We will never stay at this hotel again.

Stayed here for a work trip and I would not describe this as luxurious or comfortable…read more I requested a late check out the night before, and yet I still got calls to the room phone and knocks on my door an hour and a half before I was set to check out. I wouldn't choose to stay here again.

Better lit than most hotels. Pleasant staff. Clean, contrary to some reviews. Comfy sheets and…read moremattress. Shorter than usual toilets. Prolly to accommodate kids. A couple oddities: phoning ahead price with discounts 165 dollars but connection was choppy. On arrival, starting price before discounts 99 dollars. Windham has some pressuring adverts. Free WiFi but difficult to access. Like a time share pitch as if it's be better to join their club membership, or pay twn dollars for faster wifi or a monthly fee etc. skip to bottom in tiny print and it's free wifi. Prolly a windham thing and not la Quinta but I came here bc of the biscuits and gravy. Very nice artwork and furniture hidden microwave and mini fridge. No Gideon Bible or bahagivad Gita usually found. No need to ask foressentials. Huge bottles of lotion and soap. Coffee, cups, lids, Kleenex, hair dryer, coffeemaker etc. oh and the all important ice machine that makes big cubes not tiny chips. Give it a try. Close to route 80 approaching Cleveland.

With zero exaggeration, this is the worst hotel I have ever stayed in. Mold everywhere, urine and…read morefeces smeared on walls and carpet, unidentifiable bodily fluids on walls, hair and pubes everywhere, filthy towels and wash rags (my kid's wash rag had black all over it), an AC that doesnt work with filthy water dripping out, unvacuumed and unmoped floors, crumbs of food and pet food everywhere, finger smudges everywhere, broken lamps, sinks that won't drain, hot water ran out after 5 minutes, the entire room smells like urine and mold. Pretty sure the bedding was also not clean as they clearly water down their detergent. They also kicked a man and his kids out of the breakfast area right at 9:00 to "clean." This place is a full on dump. Avoid at all costs.

Due to an impending lawsuit, my lawyer says I can't talk about the purpose of my stay at Motel 6…read more However, I am allowed to talk about some specifics of my stay that I feel speaks a number on this motel and would be beneficial to anyone else who is interested in staying here, so here it goes: Location wise, Motel 6 is great. I knew I needed to be near an interstate highway in case everything went wrong and I needed to get out of dodge, and this Motel 6 was in a good location to fit that need. The cop presence allowed me to get my tasks done without the threat of getting busted and the close proximity to the park also added to the location benefits. I was able to get a room on the ground level. I liked being able to have my car right next to my room. It made it easier to take the things that were in my trunk and put them in my room for safe keepings. I wasn't to keen on what felt like an extraneous amount of security cameras but I was able to move my stuff fast enough that it doesn't matter. My "lotion guy" Slippery Pete also liked the parking lot size as he was able to back his large, unmarked van into a spot with plenty of room on both sides. The room was a good size. The door had adequate locks on it and when I wedged a chair underneath the doorknob made the room impenetrable from the outside (even when Slippery Pete tried kicking the door down, he couldn't). The beds were inconspicuous and perfect for filming. The screws on the vent grille came off easily and the vent had plenty of storage space for hiding things. The towels were absorbent and cleaned up all the fluids. The bathrooms were clean. Once the case is over, I do plan on staying here again. Not for "business reasons" but strictly for "pleasure". Five stars.

The owners of this hotel did nothing to help a military family driving cross country after their…read morecat was trapped in the walls of their hotel room. The cat got in the wall due to a faulty cover to plumbing. The cat was stuck for nearly three days! A local woman heard what had happened and took it upon herself to help this family. She had to rent a room to set a trap. This experience went viral throughout Northeast Ohio and the many people involved in animal rescue. Again - the owners refused to help - they ignored calls from this heartbroken family. I would rather sleep in my car than stay at this filthy place with the worst management who also owns the Holiday Inn Express in Richfield, Oh.

What a b&b should be. Beautiful house with lovely art and tchotchkes, lots of regional magazines…read moreand who else carries Nuclear News? Okay, their son is a nuclear engineer. King sized bed provided us the best night's sleep in weeks. But what a great b&b should have are engaging hosts. In another era, Miss Ren would have been the saloon owner who schmoozed the customers, knew everybody in town from the Mayor to the hobo, and tells epic stories. Her husband cooks breakfast and is a musician, and also knows when to relinquish the stage to her. Perfect location just a 3 minute walk to the town green and many great restaurants. The Western Reserve Academy is two blocks away across the street, so book early if your trip falls around graduation ceremonies.

I booked a room for s visiting friend. She enjoyed every breakfast with other guests and Mrs. Ren…read more Mrs. Ren was very helpful and accommodating in the booking process. The location is a block away from historical downtown Hudson which has cute, quaint shops and lots of food choices.

The place is clean and the staff is attentive and very helpful. They were also great with…read morerecommendations and very accommodating with seniors and pets. Bonus points the shower in our suite was great. The air conditioner is a little dated and on the loud side so be warned. I do have to say staying for three nights and the hotel not even making the bed makes me not want to repeat my stay. It's the kind of thing that screams "cost cutting!" In the wrong way.

Stayed here for a dog show. Very clean hotel. Rooms accommodated the dog very easily. Beds were…read morecomfy. Breakfast had something for everyone : waffles. Cereal, yogurt, fruit, coffee, tea, etc.. I would stay here again

There weren't any cockroaches here. Normally a good thing, right? It is probably because even…read more*they* wouldn't stay here. I pulled up at about 1 am, road weary after 14 hours driving. The front desk person was rude, cut me off about 5 different times while I was talking, and I am almost 99% sure someone staying in the building taped the door open to let whoever they want in, which is scary. Like others said, there are cigarette burns on the sheets and the bed, holes and stains prominently all over the walls, the AC doesn't work, and the hallways somehow smell like cold cuts. The only thing I could recommend visiting this hotel is a wrecking ball.

So I have a TV but it doesn't get any reception. I just use it to watch DVDs. I wanted to watch the…read moreNFL conference finals games but I barely know anyone into football and thanks to that rascally 'Rona bars and restaurants are carry out only in Michigan. So I decided to take a weekend road trip. Maybe I'd find a B Dubs or something to watch the games. Maybe I'd just watch em in a cheap hotel room. Either way I did feel like getting out of dodge for a minute. I never took a vacation last year beyond day trips to Toledo and up to the Thumb to go swim in Lake Huron. And I'd seen a lot of pics on Instagram of people living it up far from home enjoying that stimmy and enhanced unemployment money. I originally wanted to go to Buffalo to see drunk jackasses do flying piledrivers into folding tables. And I say drunk jackasses in the most respectful way possible; I was #BillsMafia til the KC juggernaut ended their season. But NY COVID travel regulations put the kibosh on that. So I settled on Cleveland. This Super 8 put me up for a couple nights. It was quiet and nondescript. The location between Cleveland and Akron was convenient as I had things I wanted to see in both places. They were out of singles but doubles were the same price. Less than $110 for two nights wasn't bad at all. Check in was quick, the room was clean and most important the TV was in working order. The AC unit by the window had a heater too and though the room was slightly chilly whenever I got in it got it nice and toasty fairly quickly. My only real complaint is my access card was temperamental. It didn't want to work on the back or side doors and the back lot is where most of the parking is here. I could also look out my second floor window if I wanted to check on my vehicle if it was in that lot. And on the afternoon of my second night it didn't want to get that green light to go on in the door of room 212 when I climbed the stairs with Thai carry out in hand to watch some Concussion Ball. I had to go back down to the front desk to get my card juiced up for the second night. The clerk did this quickly so it was just a small inconvenience. It was nothing exotic but I did enjoy my short stay in Bizarro Detroit, getting lots of pics of similar but different modern urban ruins in the snowy splendor. And this hotel did it's job, not making too much of an impression on me either way - and that's not a bad thing.