We have been on a 3 week road trip and somehow I choose this…read morehotel which took us about 25 miles off the Interstate we were on. But it took us by a food stand where we purchased some food to take to our hotel which was still 10 miles away. It was going on 7:30 pm so it was helpful to grab the food and crash at The hotel. Little did we know that there was a small strip mall anchored with a grocery store across the street from the hotel. But grabbing the carne food was a treat. I was surprised when I walked into the lobby as it was bright and welcoming. From the reviews I was expecting an older model. We have just spent 16 nights in hotels and this one was pretty good in comparison. The front desk clerk was engaging when we checked in. Our room had an updated bathroom with a walk in shower and higher toilets. Something a few of the others were lacking. I have an injured knee and hip so this is welcomed. The king size suite was roomy. It was a bit warm in the room but my husband figured out "the system" and I was cold waking up. One of the hardest sleeps I've had in a few days. Breakfast was the usual for these hotels. My husband went down for a breakfast of biscuits and gravy, sausage and scrambled eggs. He remarked that they had Captain Crunch-a cereal he hasn't seen in years. We enjoyed our one night stay at this hotel.

The rooms were clean and comfortable. It drives me nuts that hotels are doing away with dresser…read moredrawers. There were pantry-like shelves but there was not enough hangers and drawers for two people for five days of clothes. I hate living out of a suitcase. That said, the staff was great. The breakfast options were decent. And I love their lotion and soap products. But the walls are pretty thin. Thumping, talking, and TVs late into the night. I appreciated the amenities - laundry, pool, exercise room. And snacks (fruit, cookies, fruit-infused water). Overall, a good value.

Just leaving Breezewood Cabins - Cherry Ridge. This was the greatest birthday present! My first log…read morecabin! The cabin was very secluded in 360 degree woods and just us. Once inside we were happy to see a welcoming decor and it was immaculately clean. Our tour found a journal of past guest experiences. I sat and read many of them. Several guest were there for the same reason we were, to escape from the stressors of life and relax. We found ourselves laughing at us, city people, trying to remember how to build a campfire without starter logs. We could have been our own comedy sketch. But, we did get enough of a fire to make s'mores and enjoy our own company. Between sitting on the porch rocking, drinking wine to (me) singing with nature before sitting and listening; playing cards at the kitchen table like old men talking mess; talking in front of the fire; and relaxing in the jacuzzi this was a perfect birthday gift. The bed is very low to the floor, but comfortable. During a night rain storm we slept like babies. Our last 15 minutes before checkout was spent sitting on the porch, rocking in the chairs, listening to the rain. We are looking forward to coming back and renting both cabins with friends/family. This was a bucket list item. Stay in a log cabin in the woods!

The room that I stayed in had the loudest AC unit I have ever experienced. As loud as a vacuum…read morecleaner constantly running. We arrived late so no chance in changing rooms. This king room on the 3rd floor should be taken out of circulation until it's fixed.

This hotel was under renovations during my stay. The entire lobby was torn up and covered in…read moreplastic. The front desk was literally a folding table amongst the mess. The room I had was "remodeled" with new carpet and a few other things to refresh the room. The remodeling crew had not cleaned up properly and there was debris in various spots. The HVAC unit also looked GROSS on the inside. The room also reeked of paint to the point where it gave me a headache. This is the first time I've ever had a bad experience at a Holiday Inn Express, and it has only further increased my loyalty to one fo their competitors. It's obvious that they were too greedy/cheap to do a more gradual, less disruptive remodel. They couldn't even air out the rooms before trying to fill them again.

I love love love this place and can't wait to go back again in a couple weeks…read more Beautiful staff Gorgeous scenery

Truly a gem in East Liverpool. While the region has fallen on very hard times, especially in the…read moredowntown area, the Sturgis House is a fantastic Victorian Bed & Breakfast. There are a variety of rooms available for reasonable rates. The Sturgis House has a place in history and now deserves a spot on my list of my favorite Bed and Breakfasts.

Fucking amazing excuse my French, but I can't wait to stay here…read more Service is wonderful Very patient Extremely understanding

Clean, quiet, missed out on the breakfast was only there overnight, reasonable price, I will stay…read morethere again

Great experience and the place was always spotless. I've stayed twice now and will continue to do…read moreso in the future!!!

We have been going to Coblentz Cabins for over a dozen years now and I can say their upgrades and…read morereworks have made a lovely visit *that* much better. Clean, comfortable, well stocked, quiet, and in a great area that is close to everything you want in Berlin. New likes : coffee maker with good kcup coffee (or bring your own) and LOTS of creamer and sugar. New and very appreciated. Also redone shower, tho takes a bit to heat, is VERY clean and has strong pressure. New Dislikes : 2 night minimum hurts return visits from out of state, and asking for a tip for the maids is laughable now that the cost for most of the rooms are creeping to the $300/night level. They continue to have a beautiful stay for a Amish getaway... just need to tweak the price/minimums for other folks.

5/2025 I stayed at this HIX on a Saturday night in May. I needed a place to stay as I was driving…read morethru I-80. They follow the HIX playbook. The room, breakfast area, lobby & parking lot was clean. My car was not molested. I will stay here again next time I'm passing thru. My only suggestion is to have bigger signs to your hotel from I-80.

This is by far the best chain hotel I've visited in some years. The staff told me it's consistently…read morerated as one of the best Holiday Inn Expresses in the country. After having spent a night in a comfy bed, swam in the pool, enjoyed the hot tub, had a yummy breakfast, enjoyed some festive decorations, used the quality bath products, chatted with the friendly staff, and saw just how clean everything was, I'm inclined to agree!

After loosing power and having to stay overnight due to medical reasons. I paid for my room…read morew/credit card. At the time of check out I noticed they had the wrong credit card billed to my room. I caught the mistake and supposedly corrected the issue then and there. Three days later received a call from the general manager assuring me everything had been fixed. Well it wasn't. The next month came and my billing statement for my credit card said not only my room but I also paid for someone else's room that night with a similar last name. I physically went down to "straighten " everything out again with general manager Jessica Clarke. She took no responsibility for the mess up on their end until I pushed the issue. I was told I was credited for the room I didn't stay in and that she would speak to the person responsible "if they still work there". With all the identity theft going on in the USA. I wouldn't trust this establishment anymore.

I will say this is in no way a reflection of the front desk staff, as everyone I dealt with while…read morebooking and checking in was super helpful and very friendly. The problem is just the rooms. They've really gone downhill since the last time I stayed here and are in need of updating. The entire second floor reeks of an ungodly stench that I can't put my finger on. It's like a combination of curry and an indescribable musty funk. The smell in the room was even worse. The refrigerator and freezer both smell like rotten fish BIG TIME. That is usually a bacteria issue. The fridge needs to be replaced as it made a racket all night long. I almost had to unplug it so I could sleep. The ice maker was broken (not that I would've eaten any ice that came out of that maker) so there was no ice during my stay and they don't have an ice machine in the lobby or on any of the floors. I'll never be able to get this smell out of my mind. It's so damn bad. The WiFi was spotty, at best. My phone would connect to it and occasionally disconnect, but my laptop wouldn't connect to it at all. The scrub brush used for dishes was covered in black hair so that wasn't an option. The curtains are filthy with tons of stains of who knows what. The lamp next to the bed was broken. No skillets or pans, just one large pot to cook with. And around 4 a.m. the TV just turned on by itself, no channel, just a light glow of the screen that lit up the whole room. The remote wouldn't turn it off so I had to get up and unplug it from the wall. I remember when this place was built, it was so nice and clean, and well time has gone by and it's starting to become a bit run down. Of course, the rooms are fairly cheap, around $90 a night so I'm not expecting the world here but that funky fish smelling fridge killed my entire two day stay. The only saving grace was the bed was comfortable.

We were in the area, & just needed a place to stay for the night. We'd never been here before, but…read morewill definitely be back! Very nice room, clean quiet hotel with friendly staff. Breakfast was typical hotel fare; scrambled eggs, biscuits & gravy, fresh fruit...Definitely a nice find.

I stayed here on a second trip to Carrollton while handling some family stuff. There are some perks…read moreto this Microtel: *they make soup around dinner time for FREE *there's a gym *they have cookies in the evenings! *free coffee all day long *nice employees *gave us free detergent (You have to pay for laundry tho, unlike Candlewood Suites, which is right down the street) The rooms were nice but they were a bit small and crowded-the ones with two queen size beds. There weren't a ton of people there so it was quiet. We stayed on the third floor and there was an ice machine and snack machine on our floor. There were water bottles in the gym, which was cool. I also needed butter during my stay and one of the ladies at the counter went and got some for me. Overall it was a decent experience but honestly if I went back to the area I'd book at Candlewood Suites a mile down the road.

Amanda is so awesome. Very friendly and helpful. Can't beat her as an employee. Strawser Const Inc…read moregives her 5 start in hospitality.

I was expecting more from a Holiday Inn. This is definitely a basic no frills place to lay your…read morehead. Convenient location off of the interstate. Main floor had a very strong chlorine smell that permeated all way up to our third floor room. The hallways had a "wet " smell. Over all the room was clean but "damp" . No hand soap in the bathroom. Used the almost empty bottle of bottle wash so I didn't make a big deal about it. Also only one wash cloth. They have breakfast from 7-10 on the weekends, a pool and workout room. Not impressed but wasn't mortified either.