The rooms are clean, the bed is comfortable...my only complaint is they don't have any extra…read morepillows...ever! We have been here several times. They have a good breakfast...even bacon on a couple days! Nice indoor pool. You can walk to several stores and restaurants nearby. Plus several more with a vehicle!

Completely agree with Pete M's review on April 29th…read more We were very pleased with our overnight stay at this hotel. It felt as if we were staying at an upscale hotel, not an 'Express' hotel. Check in was quick. The lobby amenities were explained to us. Everything about the room was very nice. There is a microwave and a very large refrigerator in the room. Room temperature was easy to regulate. Beautiful large screen TV with good reception. We were very impressed with the complimentary hot breakfast. Instead of the common 'make your own Belgium waffles', there was a machine that, with the touch of one button, automatically made you two pancakes. The pancakes tasted great and there was no mess like you often see with those Belgium waffle makes. How about this list of the other items that I can remember were offered: egg omelet, biscuits, gravy, turkey sausage, cinnamon rolls, cereals, apples, bananas, blueberry muffins, chocolate muffins, hard boiled eggs, bagels and other breads for toast. Lots of beverage options also including orange juice, hot chocolate, coffee. If we come back to Sidney, we will stay at this hotel again

Maple Lane Farm has been a destination venue for thousands of people for more than 145 years. This…read moreis the event venue for anyone looking for Ohio as a destination for your wedding. The concept is based on the maple leaf which carries the representation of balance, love, longevity, and abundance. This place is surrounded by our maple trees that have been planted by generations of the family? This place provides a beautiful countryside wedding experience with a picturesque setup overlooking lush green pastures opening up to rolling farm fields. The tranquil property is sprinkled with a unique history dating back to 1872 when events started at the farm. It has a 700 sq ft bridal suite that includes 2 salon seats, a full bathroom, kitchen, and sitting area, handicap accessible. We were here for a friends wedding and the place is amazing. There was a large parking for guests and vendors - They also had Wifi for guests. The Staff onsite to handle questions, restrooms, and trash. Can't say enough good things about Justin! He does everything he can to help and goes above & beyond! Months leading up to and the day of. All of the guests loved him & he helped make the day with the hay rides! Everyone said that was their favorite part. This place was first rate, and would recommend them to anyone.

Amazing sights, people, and service. Beautiful venue with lots of add-on options. Reasonable price…read morefor an incredible experience.

My niece got married here. All in one package. Barn and sunflower fields. A beautiful venue. Very…read morespacious inside and out for a wedding and reception. Parking is gravel so that's a drawback for those who must wear heels. Watch your step!

WOW! I've visited this barn for a family wedding over the summer. My extended family approached my…read moreimmediate family asking us if we would at least hand the wedding knowing that it was about an hour and a half away from Cincinnati. Of course, we could not say no! Not knowing what to expect, we made the drive to this rustic barn in Piqua, Ohio. What a surprise! A Saturday wedding took place at 4:30 in the afternoon. Before the ceremony started, we were able to go inside of the barn for some shade. It was truly appreciated, as there were several older people in attendance. It was over 90°, so it made for a very hot outdoor wedding! The ceremony just outside the barn was beautiful and quaint. I read online that the facility could hold a guest list of 250 people. The outdoor venue where the ceremony was held looked small enough to be considered quaint, but I really do believe 250 people could have sat on those benches outside, if needed. The two-story barn was quite large, as it had an area for a bar, the wedding table for the bridal party, about 26 round tables with eight chairs each, and a loft area complete with a photo booth and additional smaller tables, if needed. There were nice bathrooms on the first floor, with three stalls in the women's room. Large enough for people to get in and out, as well as cleaner than a horse stable or portalet (phew!). If you look online, it looks like the couple who owns this used to be in an event planning company. It looks like the barn is situated on an old Homestead, as the house is where the bridal party gets ready. There is even an additional older looking barn that the men can hang out in while the girls get ready. There is a parking lot next to the field where the couple gets married, but a field of sunflowers attempts to block away the row of cars in the lot. Honestly, I left this venue thinking I should get into the event planning industry! If you look online, the couple is pretty honest about their rates. It looks like it is about $3500 for a Saturday late afternoon wedding and $2500 for a Friday night or Sunday afternoon. Of course, that is just the barn rental. I am sure that anything additional would cost more. Wonderful venue!! Just know there is not air condition in the barn. We really appreciated all the fans!!

As a DJ, I found the Lost Creek Memory Barn a perfect venue. The staff (Wayne and Wade I think)…read morewere very helpful and accommodating. The load in was very easy. The place is beautiful ! Keep up the great work! Figgy

Attended a wedding here; nice venue. The barn is huge; was a super hot day, but large fans were…read morearound, so really helped cool us off. Out in the country!

The Troy-Hayner Cultural Center is a wonderful example of a large Victorian home in Troy, OH. It…read morewas built by the Hayner family who made their money in distillation. Today it's a cultural center that give back to the Troy community. Tonight I attended a talk on the Miami and Erie Canal system that went through Miami County over 150 years ago. It was excellent.

While traveling from Dayton to Columbus, we made a stop in Troy, OH. It is a very nice town with…read moresome nice shops. My friends wanted to take me to the Troy Hayner Cultural Center. I'm glad they did. The center used to be the house of Mary Jane Harter Coleman Hayner. When she passed away, she left her home to the Troy Board of Education with instructions that the house be used as a library, museum and for educational and cultural purposes. The house itself is beautiful, and the rooms are preserved in good condition. The Hayner family ran a distillery, and there is a room displaying their whiskey bottles. The house also hosts art exhibits. When I was there, the house was hosting an exhibit of paintings by Nelly Toll, a Holocaust survivor. Hiding from the Nazis in Poland, Ms. Toll painted water colors of what she had hoped her life would be. In addition to the painting, there was a video with narration from Ms. Toll on her story, which was interesting and moving. The house also hosts cultural meetings and classes, and can be rented for parties and weddings. The grounds around the house are beautiful and would be a great place for a small wedding. Oh, it should be mentioned that admission to the Troy Hayner Cultural Center is free, and that you can take photos while you are there.

Great place for the family to get together and watch a movie for a great price…read more The popcorn is always fresh and buttery They have great service and if they ever were to do any retention the only thing I would suggest it newer seats

I would normally give this location 5 stars, but this morning when I arrived at the theater for an…read more11:30 showing that I had paid for in advance, there were about 15 people standing outside that told me there was no one there and all the doors were locked. So we gave them the benefit of the doubt and waited as another 20 or so people joined us or sat in their cars waiting. Several of us tried to call the theater and didn't even get a recorded message. Some called headquarters in Texas and of course all they could do was look into the matter. Quite a few of us had driven from other towns and would not be able to return for a showing later in the day. I suggest that when they are going to cancel a showing, they at least leave a message on their main number in Piqua and have someone post a sign on the outer doors so people don't just stand there feeling angry or frustrated because the WANT to see that movie. This was Part 3 of THE CHOSEN.

Amy worked on my sciatic pain and my shoulders. She has the experience needed to address some of…read morethese health issues especially for someone as old I. I would recommend her as a massage therapist. She is very professional.

I've never had a massage before but have always wanted to. I've liked the thought of it but there's…read moreparts that made me nervous and prevented me from doing it. Then I decided since I'm off work for a staycation I should really make it a staycation and have a massage. Amy was great when I called to schedule. She explained what RJ expect and helped alleviate some of my nerves. The massage room was nice and relaxing. I thought it would be hard for me to relax being mostly naked, with a stranger giving a massage but she really did a great job. Before I'd even turned over, I was ready to schedule the next session. I've also been concerned about having a massage because of my ACL reconstruction and meniscus repair surgery in 2019. I still have quite a bit of soreness and stiffness in my knee but I think getting a regular massage will help reduce some of my knee issues. And my quad seriously needed the massage. I'm really happy I gave it a chance! I'd definitely recommend Amy if you're a newbie or experienced at massages!