Sky City Diner, Dayton Hollywood Casino…read more Nice design! The atmosphere was an old diner, only problem was, there were only about 5 booths, and I believe should have been more, but still good! Service was really slow. Waitress came over got out drink order, brought out drinks and then disappeared for about 10 minutes. When she finally did reappear we placed our order, my wife ordered the patty melt with extra crispy French fries, and I ordered the Reuben with extra crispy French fries. Order came out about 10 minutes later, made fresh, so expected a little wait. My Reuben was ok, a little stingy on the thousand island dressing, and fries were old and rubbery, not crisp or even hot at all! The patty melt had NO thousand island dressing at all, as menu said it should have, and fries were the same as mine! When waitress came by and asked if everything was ok, I said my sandwich was good but fries were a little old, her response, which was started after the sandwich was good, was oh thats nice to hear! I finished my sandwich and wife only ate half of hers! We asked for bill and with discounts came to $20 (give or take a few cents)! Would I recommend this place? Not only NO! But he!!, NO! Pricey and not worth it! Of course this is the first time for us, and that first time is the most valuable! Gaming was good though!

We went to the races the other day and man this was the first time I've ever been and I had so much…read morefun. And man I must say their food is top notch, their poutine is amazing !! Friendly staff great place

Great place for poker both tournaments and cash games. Dealers are friendly and knowledgeable.read more

I'm giving 4 stars because I like the Irish pub vibe and the food is always good but they really do…read moreneed to work on their service. Our table of four ordered the onion straws, 2 Rucks, a blackened chicken salad, and a bowl of soup. The onion straws came out first and I asked the guy who delivered them if we could please have appetizer plates. He said ok, but never did bring them. The salad arrived without the dressing and there was no spoon for the soup. We asked for a spoon from the same guy but he never did come back. We had to flag down our server who brought it over a few minutes later without an apology for the wait. I could see the servers were spread thin and waiting on a lot of tables each but if the person delivering the food would have pitched in a bit, things would have run much smoother.

Been a while since we have been in for a meal. Overall a fun place that looks and feels like a real…read moreIrish Pub. Service was a bit slow they were understaffed but our server was working hard. The food was pretty good but it seems like used to be better. Overall a fun time and I love the location

Basically taught my daughter how to drive from using the go cart area. It was so much fun overall…read moreand love taking dates here.

It really is an impressive place, but they're lagging because they really need much more staff and…read morethey need to fix some equipment. We had long wait times because of this. For example, I stood in line for twenty minutes to get drinks from the bar because they only had one bartender working. There's only four of ten bumper cars working, or nine of twenty go-karts working. The lines build because there's only so many seats for these, or staff to assist. It dampened what would have otherwise been an amazing experience.

The hotel was a bed and shower. Nothing fancy, but nothing bad. Conveniently located within walking…read moredistance next to Bob Evans, Pizza Hut and McDonalds. The hotel is a little difficult to manuver into from the other side of the street when traffic is busy. The a/c was nice due to the humidty there. Front desk service was prompt. The only quabble I'd have with the hotel is that their towels and sheets have stains. They smell clean, but are dingy.

My husband (who was then my bf) and I celebrated our 5th anniversary by driving from Pittsburgh, PA…read moreto Dayton, OH (right after I got off a red eye flight) to visit the Museum of the National Air Force (cuz that's just what we do - we oggle planes). Going by the "a hotel is a hotel is a hotel", we decided that the Days Inn would fit our needs well enough; we were only gonna sleep there, anyway, but we made sure we would get internet and _air conditioning_ (see my review on the Budget Inn Patricia Hotel.. ugh). We made our reservations ahead of time... and we were quickly handed keys to our room when we got there. Not sure how it happened, but we walked in to a room that was still a huge mess. The bed wasn't made, and things were scattered about. We walked right out of there, and requested a different room. For all we know, the last guest hadn't checked out yet, or they hadn't cleaned the place. They got us keys to a new room right away, and we walked in to a much nicer room. In any case, it was a Days Inn, so I'm not going to quibble too much on the review. The air conditioning was more than satisfactory (and with the temperature being in the 90s, much appreciated). An empty fridge was available for our use. There was internet and a few chairs by a side table. I had a feeling that general cleanliness could have been a little better - but maybe I was still having a hard time shaking off the image of the previous room. There was coffee and a mini-breakfast for guests in the morning. The person attending to us was pretty nice, so no complaints on the "niceness" factor. All in all, not too bad.

If your just dying for a poker game this may be the place to go to. They have a tournament each…read morenight. We went to a Thursday night $60 tournament. I feel like the atmosphere is just boring, there is no where to really sit and wait when your knocked out waiting for someone. They won't let you sit behind players at the table (at least they didn't let me). There were about 18 people who bought/rebought. They do provide snacks and drinks free of charge. You have to sign a membership club thing when you first go, if you want to play a cash game it can be $15-25 for a membership type dues thing and then they don't rake anything for the whole night. I like this concept. I like the idea of the place, I just am not a fan of the environment or the crowd.

Ruggles Owners don't know what they're doing! There's no consistent games, no marketing! They need…read moreto close their doors! Or hand over the keys to someone who knows what they're doing!

My son and I are staying here right now, and I can honestly say this is one of the worst hotel…read moreexperiences we've ever had. The place is run down from top to bottom -- stained carpets, peeling paint, and a musty odor that never goes away. The room didn't feel clean when we walked in, and nothing about this property feels safe or well-maintained. We are on the second floor and all night all you heard was people screaming in the hallway, slamming doors and pounding on the doors for others to let them in. The entire hotel smells like weed. You get a contact high as soon as you walk onto the floor. The us no elevator. The stairs are not cleaned. Half drunk pop/beer bottles under the stairs and some on the stairs. You can tell people live here, not just stay here. (I understand this - we're living in tough times right now.) The "free breakfast" is barely edible, the Wi-Fi barely works, and the whole place feels neglected. For the price they charge, it's ridiculous that they can't provide even basic cleanliness or guest comfort. If you value your money, your time, or your peace of mind, avoid this hotel. There are plenty of other options in Dayton that actually care about their guests.

Clean, decent price and convenient. Only detriment is the standard but mediocre and weak breakfast…read moremany hotels provide. Parking is a bit tight, particularly when 2 work trucks with trailers take up 6-7 spaces!

Went here with my kids over spring break and it was a great way to spend the day. We got there…read morearound 10am and parking was super easy. There's a lot of it, including handicap spots right up front. The museum is huge, way bigger than I expected, with two floors and different sections that go in order through history, which was really cool. It's also completely free to get in and park, which is a big plus. The kids loved the interactive exhibits, and the staff was really helpful and knew their stuff if you had questions. We grabbed food at the cafeteria and it wasn't bad at all. Definitely recommend, especially if you have kids and need something fun to do.

It's a free museum, well worth the trip. Lots of walking so be prepared. There are plenty of tour…read moreguides and museum volunteers if you have questions. Some of the tour guide information was suspect, and some guides were reading from a script. I would rather someone follow a script than embellish. I chose to walk around by myself. Everything has a sign with enough info so you can self-explore. My knowledge of military aviation is above average; however, I was unaware just how massive the B-52 is in person! The B-1B and YB-70 are also other worldly.