I'm in a wheelchair and can't drive. They help me by driving my daughter to work and other…read moreappointments. Brett and his wife are awesome. The drivers are polite and good with my daughter

These folks are AMAZING !! They show up quick. They have kind, helpful and respectful drivers. They…read moreare professional but also offer the human element. Today I got picked up and when I got my card out I dropped my wallet. After looking for it for a bit I called them and they handled it right away. They came all the way across town and brought it to me FOR FREE!! Losing my wallet was my fault but they just brought it right to me no issue at all!!

Beware, it smells like sewage where we were! Our son and his family are stuck in a seasonal spot…read morethat's totally flooded, and they're the only ones in that situation. The owners are aware of it, but won't relocate them, even though other spots aren't fully booked! 0 stars, would not recommend!!! We will not be back, over priced for what you get.

We absolutely love this place. Awesome, friendly owners, beautiful campground with lots of trees,…read moretwo fishing lakes, large swimming area for kids and a playground. They also have updated and clean restrooms/showers and activities planned on many weekends. If you like a campground that offers peace and quiet at night, this is the place for you. We typically stay here three-four times a season and would get a permanent site if it was a little closer to work. The current owners are on their second season I believe and they are doing lots of work on the campground to make it an even nicer place including soon to come cabins!

This one is good for its price point (around $100/nt for my stay). I'm tempted to "meehhhhhhh" it…read morebut I won't, I'm going to compare it to others in its class. I've also stayed in the TownPlace Suites in Findlay, the sister Marriott budget that's actually got suites. This location has hotel rooms. My mini fridge is the mini-est you can get without being a 6 pack electric cooler; barely fits a standard styrofoam takeout box. This isn't an impressive location for a Fairfield, nor is it a good location. It's on the corner of a busy 5-lane highway, next to the Kroger/Walmart and surrounded by a Honda dealership. The visual clutter and distraction of the dealership decor (big, tall tinsel at the time of my visit) made it visually challenging to figure out the parking lot entry on the first approach. Getting back out to the main highway is challenging, not super straightforward; either (1) you take a left out of parking and contend with Kroger patrons (both turning in and turning out) in your attempt to turn left onto the artery street less 100 yards from the traffic light, or (2) to turn right onto the main highway you go right out of parking into what feels like an alley, behind some buildings, and try to remember to turn just after the building instead of going too far and getting trapped in that parking lot. Neither option is a good one. The run-on sentence was making a point, and it was worth it. Inside: similar to the local TownPlace, not super inviting. There's no pull through entrance. You'll need to park in a space and walk in. It's rather dark inside, an effect of both the lack of lighting and a dark blue camo looking carpet. If poor lighting is a problem for you it's probably worth looking at another hotel (I don't recall the TownPlace being dark, but it's been a couple months). The room is basic and functional. There's an iron, full size ironing board, hair dryer. Little modular closet is fine for a week. There is a standalone 2-drawer bench that can - and should - double as a luggage rack since there's not one in the room. The bed is foam and soft, so check other places for spring mattresses if you need something firm. I use a super slim pillow and one of the 4 on my king bed was suitable. They are all 4 different so there should be something for everyone. Already mentioned the fridge is the teeniest size. Microwave is comparably small. Coffee machine is tiny with lots of single use plastic trash involved, so if you actually drink coffee maybe head downstairs or to a coffee shop instead (there's a breakfast/brunch place in the building just east of Fairfield, about 50 steps away, opens at 7).

This is a very well run hotel in a great location in Findlay. Walking distance to several…read morerestaurants and stores. Easy to locate at a major intersection. The building is older, but was recently completely remodeled and looks great. The rooms are nicely done and very clean. They are also very quiet, thanks to the obvious solid construction years ago. The sink area is a bit small, but that's a minor thing. Staff was very friendly. Breakfast was great and the dining room nicely done. Overall this is a wonderful place to stay if you're in the area.

Drive thru check in was a first. Guy was nice. Process was slow w/ using the security drawer to…read morepass cards & papers plus the mic was cutting out every few words making it kinda hard to hear. About 5-6 mins even though we did pre-check ahead of time. Place was super bright everywhere w/ tons of spotlights! Felt pretty safe & secure. Room was pretty nice. Bedding was newer. Bed was comfy. Furniture was decent. HVAC unit was quiet & didn't stink actually. Decor was pleasant w/ fresh paint & no major signs of abuse. Fridge & microwave was almost brand new. Bathroom was clean & semi modern. Basically it didn't seem like we were in the 90's so a nice surprise. The room could use some attention: shower rod falling out from screws all pulled loose, and sink faucet loose too. Very loud neighbors partying outside our door on balcony at 11:30pm required a phone call to front desk after 15 mins but they addressed it. Just surprised they couldn't hear it as we were 2 rooms from the check in desk! Breakfast was decent w/ some hot options waffles & eggs & gravy / biscuits. Plus cereal & donuts & bread. Only issue was the small room w/ 5 guys together each sitting at different tables plus room was stifling hot, but we had to race out for event anyway & was told we couldn't leave w/ our food but had to eat it there!! We said "yeah.. no we'll eat on our car ride" - Very Bizarre!

I must first say that as soon as I walked into the room, I walked RIGHT back out. I was first…read moregreeted by a parking lot that holes and cracks the size of an equator. I then walked to the check-in counter and was greeted by not only a strong nauseating odor, but a "General Manager" named Rob who had no teeth and was wearing a sloppy, wrinkly dirty shirt with a name tag. I reluctantly checked in and was given a room on the third floor. I opened the door and was punched in the face by some nasty odor that just intensified the longer I stood in the room. The bed was uninviting, the lounge chair had gigantic stains, the shower was disgusting and the shower curtain had mold on the bottom. I spent about one minute in that room and went downstairs to return the key and demand a refund. I honestly cannot believe that this hotel is owned by Hilton Hotels. The lesson learned: Do not trust a franchise no matter the name.

Drove as far as possible from northern Michigan and finally had to stop. We only picked this place…read morebecause of the low cost. They had plenty of room and checked us in quickly. They even had a room close to the entrance and away from the highway. The pool is big and the perfect temperature. Unfortunately, it's only 4 feet deep and open until nine at night. We learned a secret and stayed until eleven. The bed was firm and the room was relatively clean. The furniture had seen better days. The shower had pretty good pressure and the complimentary breakfast was better than most. They even had wi-fi to help make up for the sagging cable TV. 08/24