Bed bugs. Avoid at all cost. 0 stars. I got looked at by a doctor and she confirmed I was covered…read morein bites and hives.

Until yesterday I had never rejected a hotel solely by driving through the parking lot. I have to…read moretell you that I do not have high standards when it comes to hotels; I have been known to occasionally sleep in my car. This would have been a preferable option compared to this property. Wyndham should be ashamed of themselves for allowing this place to wear the name of one of their brands. When we arrived to this place at the end of a dead end (which somehow seemed metaphorical) there was a mattress lying in the parking lot, a shirtless man communicating through his open door to a woman who I presume was a sex worker--though it is possible that it was the most unprofessional housekeeper I've ever seen. Light fixtures torn off, a parking lot that looked like it had been bombed, places where the stucco had been broken open to reveal components of a wall. It was not clear to me where the office was to go about checking in, but it was moot because by the time we had left the parking lot I had rebooked at another property while apologizing profusely to my extraordinarily patient boyfriend. I can't speak for the rooms themselves, don't judge a book by its cover, but damn...

Very happy with our room and cleanliness of the room and hotel overall…read more However, I was very disappointed with the breakfast. There were no healthy or fresh options at all- very sugar laden and *highly* processed food. Also, there were no non-pork options (they had sausage gravy and Canadian bacon). Would have loved to see some healthier and fresh options. It was one of the most disappointing Marriott breakfasts I've seen.

Kind staff and a decent bathroom are the only praises I can give this place. An additional down…read morepayment on the room that was not listed on their website soured the experience before we even got in the room. When we did get there, it became apparent it was not like the pictures. The room is much smaller in real life, so props to their photographer for expert use of focal length and framing. Ground floor particularly isn't pleasant, the curtains are hardly thick enough to feel like you have privacy. The pool was dirty when we got there. Shallower than I expected, though here I will credit them--if you look at the pictures you can clearly see it's marked as 3' deep. You're not exactly getting to go for a swim so much as soak yourself. Breakfast can be technically called edible--every juice was watery, eggs were rubbery, and nothing here was what I'd call "good." I'm not expecting fine dining when I go to a hotel, but having to throw away my and my wife's plate because of how unpleasant it was, well, that's pretty damning. Woke up with a stiff neck and a sore back, so I can't even take joy in being unconscious and forgetting for 8 hours where I am. Employees are nothing but kind, manager was a bit of a dismissive jerk. The toilet is the perfect height. Yes, the best part of this experience is taking a dump--what a hotel! The idea that this is worth $151 a night ($177 with taxes (and the rates aren't cheaper for booking further out!)) is absurd. The one amenity worth anything is the "privilege" of cooking your own food, but the idea that this somehow elevates it over the Hampton right next door or any other nearby hotel reads to me as people on here coping with how much they spent on this garbage with "well at least I can do my cooking here"--as a big believer in the joy of a homemade meal, are we really deciding we need to spend almost (and perhaps more than) $200 to go out and do the same thing we could've done at home? Dear god, if you're traveling, ask to stay with a friend, find a cheap AirBNB, and cook there! Be honest with yourself--you're at a hotel. You're going to walk down the street to one of the fast food or late night places, maybe you're going to doordash something, because you didn't come to a hotel to do anything for yourself, you left to luxuriate in the bliss of dirtying a room you don't have to clean. Honestly I think they only let you cook so when you throw away the complimentary breakfast you can go and buy some eggs and make something yourself and get tricked into thinking they're still "providing" you a service. Don't kid yourself. Don't stay here unless you're desperate.

The lady at front desk on august 18 like around 5-6 pm so unpleasant and rude with attitude…read moreI asked her if we can have room facing parking lot and she said no we don't have room facing that site since u pay with third party (priceline) I was like really since we visit like 8 states and we never have problem when we ask them as they happy to give it to us. We dont ask for upgrade only room facing parking lot i guess this lady just lazy to look and just make excuse! U need to change with other person who is better in customer service.

VERDICT: Clean, safe, new/renovated hotel with a good breakfast (pancake maker!), a hot hot tub,…read morebut a cold pool. ATTN: Holiday Inn and IHG: 1. Spend some money and heat up the pool in the evenings. We selected this hotel because of the pool! 2. Make an accurate list of TV channels and put one in each room. It will save guests time of having to scan all the channels. PROs: New, friendly receptionist, large pool, hot hot tub, great beds, many TV channels, and a good breakfast (sausages could be cooked more, but they had both links and patties). CONs: Price $110 + taxes on a midweek night in the summer in a congested area of Toledo. The was pool was also too COOL to go into for long. My children were disappointed.

This place is by easily the dirtiest place I have ever stayed. Nasty!…read more The first room I was assigned had dirty towels on the bathroom floor, unmade beds and smelled like cigarettes! How embarrassing for the people that own this dump. These people must be low quality people all around.

Updated and under new ownership. The rooms are spacious & clean. The rates are low and they offer…read moreweekly rates in person. The staff members are super friendly and helpful...I especially appreciated Yolanda @ the front desk! Although most booking sites say otherwise, the pool is closed, they don't allow pets (except trained service animals with prior notice), and they no longer serve free breakfast. There is a refundable deposit required at check-in.

The price was great and the room was very quiet, but had a strong smoky smell. The carpet was dirty…read moreas was the fridge. The place is rundown on the outside. Only local TV channels. I will not go back.

Super friendly owner... Did everything he could to make sure…read moreI felt at home and safe. I will admit an older establishment, but well kept for and clean. Will stay here again.

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. .

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!

My friends and I booked a room here for Midoricon at Maumee Bay State Park. Check-in was quick and…read moreeasy and a 1 night stay cost about $20 less than the official con-overflow hotel (the Holiday Inn) right next door, which we college students appreciated! The beds were super comfortable (you get to choose between a "firm" pillow and a "soft" pillow!) and the shower was nice and spacious, and the 4th person to shower that night still had hot water. The wi-fi signal was good and we appreciated how many outlets there were for us to charge all our electronics. The free breakfast was pretty good as far as hotel breakfasts go - I just had a bagel but my friends said the waffles were amazing. Even though we were sort of crazy-looking in our costumes all the staff members were very kind to us - they all seemed to know about the convention and they didn't think we were freaks or anything (I wish I could say the same about the guests at the state park.....but that's a different review!). All in all we had a great time. If Midoricon comes back to Maumee next year we will definitely be booking with this hotel again!

I have stayed here a couple of times over the past 2-3 years when I am in the Toledo area for an…read moreevent. The rooms are no frills and I've never had a bad experience. I like that they are dog friendly (although it is +$25 per night). There is easy grass area around the parking lot to walk my dog. Several nearbyy places to eat. My rooms with 2 queen beds also had a microwave & fridge, side chair, dining table with 2 chairs, and desk with a chair, $95 after all the taxes (+ dog fee). In the morning, they had coffee/tea, cereal, scrambled eggs, biscuits and gravy, and fruits. I had interactions with check in, check out, and housecleaning staff, and all were very nice. #ReviewsByRL

Minor issues, mainly involving the kids, running up and down the hallway, rushing into the elevator…read moreas i was trying to get off with my bags, making multiple trips to breakfast, yelling, and fighting over Mountain Dew, as if they needed caffeine. I guess their parents were on vacation from parenting. Other than that, it was a nice stay. The staff was friendly, and the room was clean. The A/C was cold. The shower was hot.

Hampton by Hilton in Toledo was a solid stay. Friendly staff the whole time and a good breakfast…read morespread each morning. Easy, comfortable place to stay while passing through, would recommend.

Very nice, clean hotel room in good condition. Employees were very professional and friendly. Paid…read moreextra for the river view and it was beautiful, especially at night with the bridges lit up.

Extremely clean facility, excellent location within walking distance of dozens of great restaurants…read moreexcept for on Father's Day ha ha ha. The food in house restaurant was delicious! And the oatmeal was on point and prepared on time every morning before leaving for work. I had one mishap, but the management, Terrence, handled it exceptionally well beyond my expectations. Highly recommend this place.

Yikes... should've spent the extra $50 to go somewhere else... booked here to check out the nearby…read moreCasino and didn't realize I was posting up near houses ranging in cost from $2,900-$27k... those prices are for purchase, not a monthly rent amount... There was trash on the walk in and it smells like B.O. throughout this entire place... Randoms sitting in stairwells talking on the phone and I'm going to have to run down and make sure my car didn't get stolen! I'm going to call and see if I can get a refund, this is gross.

Cockroaches in my room took video and pictures. The man at the desk. Didn't give refund. I paid…read morefor 2 nights stay. Only stayed 1. My regret I didn't see the roaches till the morning