The Vick is a beautiful retro styled hotel rooftop bar that has a men's and women's restroom. The…read moreMen's restroom really matched the retro style of the bar and hotel lobby on the first floor. The restroom has a cool art piece of a guy on the wall, which is the first thing you notice when you walk in. There's a urinal and a stall with a toilet. Everything was well stocked, and very immaculately clean. The real highlight of this bathroom was the cutting edge paper towel dispenser that had a built in air hand dryer. This is a cool "best of both worlds" idea. The actual execution wasn't fully there, as the air didn't turn on the first two times I put my hands under and when it did turn on it blew the paper towels on the top of the trash onto the floor. But I applaud the ingenuity. The only downside to this bathroom is the fact that there's only one urinal. The bar was slow when I was there so it was no issue. But I could see it becoming a problem when they're packed. All around great restroom experience, and great service in the bar.

Great view and great service to start! Wasn't drinking today and they didn't have a mocktail menu,…read morebut the bartender asked about flavors I liked and didn't like and made me something delicious and beautiful! I'll be back to try more of their menu.

10/10 experience! I had a wonderful stay at the Celare Hotel from start to finish. The location, my…read moreroom, the view, and the overall atmosphere of the hotel were all exceptional. I was visiting for work-related business, and the staff truly made this stay stand out. Every interaction was incredibly welcoming, professional, and thoughtful. Ankush went out of his way to ensure I had a great breakfast before my meeting, which made my morning run smoothly. Manager Faris checked in with me multiple times to make sure I was having a wonderful experience and that all my needs were met -- his attentiveness and genuine care were greatly appreciated. Selena at the Iris Café was also incredibly kind and provided absolutely outstanding service. Thank you to the entire Celare team for such a pleasant and memorable stay. I will definitely be returning.

We stayed here this past weekend for a quick getaway from Indianapolis and chose the location based…read moreon the design and location. Upon arrival we found that it was somewhat difficult to figure out where parking was located based on a lack of signage. It feels somewhat disconnected from the hotel, but we ended up figuring it out. It's definitely located in the campus university neighborhood so a lot of the businesses that come along with it feel like an extension of the campus. The hotel itself was clean and well appointed -we especially appreciated their new fitness center with a variety of weight and exercise equipment. The star of the show was the patio that extends off the exercise room offering a covered gazebo-like setting so that you could take your yoga mat out and do exercise exercises on the patio. The lobby of the hotel offers free coffee in the morning and they sell a variety of snacks. I appreciate that they had Jenny's splendid ice cream mini cups (out of Columbus, OH) but we were sticker-shocked to find out they were charging $11 for these mini cups. The hotel also has a restaurant and rooftop bar which we did not get a chance to check out. Overall a positive experience -maybe not the most warm and inviting as far as staff goes but overall they got the job done!

P & G is Headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio…read more Candlemaker William Procter, born in England, and soapmaker James Gamble, born in Ireland, both emigrated from the United Kingdom. They settled in Cincinnati, Ohio initially and met when they married sisters Olivia and Elizabeth Norris. Alexander Norris, their father-in-law, persuaded them to become business partners, and in 1837 Procter & Gamble was created. As of July 1, 2016, the company structure has been categorized into ten categories and six selling and market organizations. * Categories * Baby Care * Fabric Care * Family Care * Feminine Care * Grooming * Hair Care * Home Care * Oral Care * Personal Health Care * Skin & Personal Care Above info compliments Wikipedia. I've got cabinets full of their products. Bounty paper towels, Vick's, and many more. Bounty is an American paper towel product manufactured by Procter & Gamble (P&G) in the United States. It was introduced in 1965. The reason I am writing this review. I love the bigger paper towels with the pretty colors. I have a few rolls left. I can't find them at Rite Aid anymore. I'm not a fan of the tiny paper towels. Mine are super absorbent and don't crumble up! What paper towels do you use? I'm not wasteful for sure. It's a special clean up job when I use one!

I am here to complain about Charmin, even though we really like it at home. Over the past four…read moreyears, I've noticed that their rolls have been getting smaller, there are fewer in a pack, and the price has been going up! It's frustrating to see companies being so greedy and making up excuses. At this rate, their big-size packages will only have three rolls for $35. I hope they turn things around soon!

First of all it took us twenty minutes to check in. We booked this hotel through Priceline and she…read morehad to "verify it." In the process of this verification she repeated our credit card number out loud 3 different time on speaker phone in front of other patrons. When we arrived in the room my son quickly found out that the bathrooms were not cleaned. The toilet seat was covered with "debris" the soap and towels were also not even laid out or touched. My other son found a blueish hair tie and and used tub of vicks vapor rub next to the bed. There were dirty dishes left in the washer and we couldn't screen share on the TV. We decided not to get showers here. Won't be back.

The reviews on Choice hotels' site are completely misleading. What a dump. It's "connected" to a…read morequality Inn. What that really means is that they re-branded part of the quality inn First floor to charge more. To access the Main Stay rooms you have to go into a dingy corner to get to a beat up door. The tv had no connection and we had to reset it-the hotel staff were worthless. Even at that we couldn't get any live tv. They are making it harder and harder to trust any Choice hotels .

This place is on its way downhill. There are thistles, which is a noxious weed growing in the…read moreflowerbeds out front. A room 218 had mold and black mildew growing under the caulking on shower stall, the shower stall floor look like muddy feet had been in it multiple times and half he cleaned. The door to the bathroom was delaminating from too much moisture in the bathroom. I will never stay at that hotel again.

This hotel has its good age and its bad. I recently stayed here for a meeting in the Indianapolis…read morearea and when I first arrived, this place was like a college frat house. It was 9pm, the halls were loud, pool and gym filled with grown adults, everyone had their doors open. On top of that, My associate was in room 110 and his door wouldn't lock at all! We couldn't change rooms either. The next day, the ballyhoo from the shenanigans last night was finally gone. The place felt like a normal hotel. I will say the hotel has positives like good breakfast, easy parking, plenty of places to walk too and your close to the highway. Staff is friendly too. Overall. It's a 2.5 star place