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.

My wife and I stayed on August 4th 2023... A big thanks to…read moreKylie, she made our stay wonderful!!!!!.

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.

Great night staff, clean room but there were some small things that could have been improved. The…read morecloset light wouldn't turn off so there was a thin beam of light shining all night. Breakfast was a catastrophe. only on waffle maker was in service and the other items were not prepped and not present at the same time. (sausage but no eggs, eggs but no biscuits, Biscuits but no links)

Perfect stay, especially for the price. Staff was great, all…read morearound accommodating. Being generally disillusioned by hotels (especially what we get for cost these days) our party of 14 was as happy as we could be.

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.

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.

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

Towels are clean. They must throttle the water usage because there is NO the water pressure. They…read moreput me on the second floor with the longest walk to the room. Too many people at the front desk just chatting and not taking care of customers. They don't look after the people that are staying there. The pubic hairs on the toilet seat make it feel like home.

Great location-close to ball field ( Mud hens) and hockey ( Walleyes). Plenty of restaurants around…read morefor lunch and dinner. Limited on breakfast but all within walking distance. The room was clean however we only had 1 bath size towel and no caffeine coffee. No room service in our 2 night stay so no refilling on coffee. Carpets down stairs in lobby and hallways could use a cleaning . I'm sure they get heavy traffic. No pool. Hotel bar was nice for evening drinks. Staff was not overly friendly but not rude either.

My family and I stayed at the Hilton Garden Inn Toledo Downtown at the end of April 2024. For the…read moremost part, we thoroughly enjoyed our time at the hotel. The room was large and comfortable. They have a restaurant on site called Assembly, where the food is very good. The hotel on the inside is pleasing to the eye, and it was comfortable in the lobby waiting for lyft/uber. My issues while staying there were the following: 1) The valet parking service quality was not consistently good. Valet service in the morning is slow and inefficient. When we got to the hotel on our first day, we waited 20 minutes until i walked into the hotel to find the valet guy on his phone. The night guys are on the ball. 2) The staff was overwhelmed the first two days we were there as there seemed to have been a wedding. Service suffered. 3) When i took a shower, no shampoo came out of the dispenser. They gave us a room with no shampoo. We went down there to get some. They gave us the bottle and told us they would refill it later, they never did. We also had to go once down to front desk to ask for more towels. Mostly a great experience but these three things certainly hurt our time there.

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.

This hotel is completely smelly and filthy. Do not stay here! The staff doesn't speak good English…read moreand there were bugs in my bed. I think it was a roach.

If I could give a zero I would. Wallpaper literally falling off walls, jacuzzi did not work,…read more leaking ceiling, dirty bedding, carpet looked like someone puked on the floor. An absolutely shitty experience, after being in the often minutes I went to the front desk (to deal with an absolute asshole) told him I wasn't staying and wanted a refund which he absolutely refused. Contacted corporate to get the situation resolved. I would NOT recommend this dump to anyone.

My girlfriend and I went to the Casey-Pomeroy House and it has set the bar high for any other Bed…read moreand Breakfast that we visit. The Innkeeper, Tim, was very friendly and extremely knowledgable about the house, its restoration, and everything in-between. From its 13'7" ceilings to the giant 12' high doors to the hardwood floors it literally felt like stepping back in time. Most of the house had been renovated with a beautiful blend of new and old, giving it a neuveux riche feel. We stayed in the Grand Suite, which was larger than nearly any hotel suite we've ever been in. It had a comfy king size bed, a giant armoire, a small couch and a small table for intimate dining in your room. The attached bathroom was equally as impressive with a giant 6 foot tub and a large walk in shower with two shower heads. We had the house to ourselves and were made to feel at home by the Innkeeper Tim. He made us breakfast in the morning in the kitchen, which was newly renovated with beautiful stainless steel appliances and marble counter tops. Tim made us more food than we could eat (a four course breakfast!) and just put the cherry on the top of our visit. We can't wait to visit again. This hidden gem is a must visit if you're in the Toledo, Ohio area!

I did not have a wonderful experience at the House, unlike the experiences in reviews I read about…read moreit. While the food, furnishings, and architecture were top notch, a few fundamental items of a hotel/B&B were quite poor: the staff, the heating, and the water pressure. First, the staff gave me an eerie, unpleasant feeling, overall. For example, I was pressured to leave the house while I was waiting for my ride, after I had checked out. I was just in the lobby for about 15 min. Next, during my stay in mid-December, the rooms were cold and the two electric heaters in the room, supplementing the radiators, did not do the trick. Finally, the water pressure in the shower was among the lowest I have ever experienced, ever. If you have ever seen that Seinfeld episode, it was like that. Thus, two stars.