Excellent low-cost motel for workers…read more Has been open for over 80 years and offer to valuable service to the Ohio Pennsylvania travelers and beyond.

Really like this place now.before not so much when we stay becuz rhey were diry and halfed…read morecleaned..rooms noware very clean and nice.just be careful with the skinny one he goes and takes things and tries to put youout befo check out..the guy with the hair and tats is really nice he explained things and prices.and he wife is sio adorable..would stay again

Absolutely loved our stay! By far the nicest hotel pool we have been to, and SO warm! Staff were…read moreall very friendly. Rooms were clean. The restaurant is INCREDIBLE! We have ate here a few times for breakfast, but finally had dinner. My husband had the pork chop, and I had the steak. I'm a steak snob- and I LOVED it! Best in Butler. Definitely a hidden gem. Can't wait to return!

If I could give this place 0 stars I would. We went here to try something different with no…read moreexpectations of miracles. We found out when checking in that we did not have an "energizing room". Why else would we have booked a room there if we just wanted a regular hotel room? No one mentioned these choices when booking it. The place had a weird smell and odd feel. We used the pool and let me tell you those things in the pool look like plastic jugs and felt like they were filled with concrete. They didn't even try to make it look believable! Really? You must think clients are very low intellect! Every few minutes an employee came into the pool area for some odd reason. We felt like we were being watched. So creepy! After 2 hours we decided we did not want to stay a minute longer. When I checked out not one employee asked if we were okay or acted surprised we were leaving so soon! No concern at all! No offer of reimbursement either. Eh, who cares, right? Not professional. Never ever again.

The Applebutter Inn is a very sweet, historic place to stay away from home. But the true magic was…read morein the warmth from the Innkeeper, who prepared our breakfast. Allie was so lovely that we decided to stay again within the same week. Upon our return, she had left a gift for our daughter, which thrilled her (coloring books and crayons). We loved the food and conversation with Allie. We will stay at the Applebutter Inn every chance we get!

Quaint BnB next to Slippery Rock University (3 minutes away)! The innkeeper was so sweet and gave…read moreus the grand-tour! The highlight was definitely the fresh breakfast in the morning-- compete with none other than, Apple Butter. The rooms were decent size, but note to bring slippers if you're traveling in the Fall or Winter because the floors get chilly.

Stayed here for a weekend. It's not called Hyatt Place anymore. Called Extended Stay America…read morePremier. It was cheaper than the other hotels in the area. The "breakfast" was sugary grab and go items. The room was OK but not the greatest. If you don't care about much and want to save money then I would stay here.

We are currently staying here. Our room was not clean. There was hair in the bed, no shower…read morecurtain, blood on the counter. The air conditioning unit was noisy and kept me awake. You could tell the cleaning staff is not doing their job. I did not sleep at all. I wanna go to a different motel.

Nice and clean. Friendly staff. Nice price also. I would recommend this hotel! TBones marketplace…read moreis within walking distance along with Kings family restaurant.

Clean and friendly, not too many frills as you would expect. It did have a fitness center that…read morelooked very adequate (I did not use it though). The room was clean, and modern (not run down). The included breakfast was nothing to brag about, but nothing to complain about either. If you're not looking for "fancy", this is a good place. I would stay there again.

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

No smoking. Place reeks of cigarette smoke…read more Filthy. Construction. Room phone doesn't work. Fire alarms going off REPEATEDLY after 11p. WORST night of sleep I've ever had in a hotel.

Our stay was April 9th, 2025 through April 13th, 2025. We were in town from Alabama for my aunt's…read morefuneral. Our original booking was for 4 adults in a 2 queen bed room with a roll in shower. I double checked our booking the night before and saw that it was changed to a 1 King bed room with extra floor space. We never were contacted about a switch. I contacted customer service and Ben was great. He looked up and saw our original reservation and saw where it was switched to the king room with no notes on why. He contacted upper management for us and got the room switched back to a 2 queen bed room. It was not the original roll in shower but thank goodness that was not a necessity. We checked in about 7 pm the night of April 9th. Upon walking up to the desk, the lady mumbled something and I thought she said name. I told her we were checking in and told her our last name. She proceeded to roll her eyes and said "no, hold on one minute" as she continued to scroll on her personal cell phone for about 30 more seconds. She then checked us in and acted like we were inconveniencing her. We went up to our room and noticed that the hotel elevators and halls had a musty smell and were very unkempt. The elevator floor was soft and the tiles were peeling up. It did not feel safe and kept up. When we got to our room we noticed the same musty smell. It was dusty and the floors were also not clean. The microwave looked like it had never been cleaned. We had to wipe off and clean the Keurig machine before we even used it. The dust was thick on top. We had a few ants in the room. The front of the fridge looked like it had never been wiped down. The shower in the bathroom had pink mold growing in the corners. The mirrors still had splatters on them. Surprisingly the toilet was very clean. The toilet paper holder was loose and the bathroom door would not shut all the way. Our bathroom only had 3 sets of towels for 4 people so we had to go to the front desk to ask for more. It was the same lady that checked us in. She rolled her eyes at us again and acted like we were a huge inconvenience. The next day, April 10th, when we got back to the hotel after being gone all day we noticed that our room had not been touched at all. We went down to the front desk and this time it was a different lady. We told her that our room hadn't been serviced at all that day. She checked the notes and the cleaning lady said that we had the "do not disturb" sign up at 9:30 am and 1:30pm. We did have the sign up at 9:30 am because we were still there but we left at 10:30 am and took the sign off the door so we could make sure it got cleaned. The lady at the counter was apologetic and said she would make a note to make sure our room was serviced the next day. She gave us a set of 4 clean towels, trash bags, toilet paper and tissues just so we could make it through the night. The next morning we were still getting ready when the cleaning lady came to the door. I told her we would be about 30 more minutes and we would be out for her to clean. She told me that she might make it back, she might not because she had other things she needed to do. I told her that we were not serviced the day before and that we needed to be serviced today. Another cleaning lady overheard our conversation and told her that it was on her list and that she needed to get it done because it was her job. As we were leaving we saw the second cleaning lady and she said that she had just got done with her last room so she was going to go ahead and get our room clean so she can make sure it gets done. Our whole stay here we never had any of our coffee bar items replaced. They never emptied our ice bucket or left a new bag for it. The walls were very thin and you could hear talking, doors slamming, tv's playing, water running, toilets flushing. The manager of the hotel was holding business in the middle of the lobby every morning. The workers all stood around and acted like we were in the way as we were trying to leave. One was even laying out on the couch of the lobby playing on his phone as they were conducting business and talking about schedules. The one person to ever say good morning or greet us was the lady setting out breakfast on our very last day. We have stayed at many hotels over the years and many Holiday Inn properties. By far this was the worst hotel stay experience and we would recommend never to stay at this hotel.

Excellent, friendly and quick check-in service. We used BringFido.com to locate pet friendly hotels…read moreand booked through them, only a $25 pet fee July 2025! Essential positives for us were the very comfortable king bed, easily set and quickly achieved temperature and constant fan setting for white noise. Nice pluses were comfy sofa, mini refrigerator and freezer, microwave, k-cup machine, two suitcase tables and nearby ice machine. Mr enjoyed their courtesy breakfast. Bravo Italian restaurant adjacent to the Inn provided a delicious take-out meal - just affordable if you choose carefully (Alfredo Chicken $20). Negatives: The room and bathroom were reasonably clean. However, there were warnings in the bathroom about the lucite shower bar which was putty'd in place in lieu of replacing missing screws; the toilet was way too close to the tub even for my slim-hipped husband; the parking lot contained a wrecked car and overall the exterior and halls were scruffy-looking.

I debated between a rating of 3 and 4 for this hotel. We were traveling between Michigan and…read moreVirginia, and needed a hotel for one night that had easy access to the Pennsylvania Turnpike (I-76) yet was far enough away that we weren't kept awake by the traffic noise. We found a king room at this hotel on Hotels.com for under $100 ($93.24 to be exact, including taxes; Thursday night, June 2023) that included free breakfast and free parking. There were many things to like about the hotel. -- Check-in was a breeze, and staff (Andrew?) was highly responsive to our request to identify a room that would be quiet; -- The actual room was well-appointed and clean. It included a tv, small fridge, microwave, Keurig machine with coffee and tea, and basic toiletries. -- The bed and pillows were comfortable. -- Importantly, the curtains darkened the room, and we were far enough from traffic noise to enjoy a good night's sleep. -- The free breakfast was good (but more limited in selection than some other chain hotels we stayed in recently). It included two hot items (scrambled eggs and sausage), and many other options (cereals, oatmeal, yogurt, muffins/breads, oranges, and orange and apple juices (both seemed diluted). There was sufficient seating in the breakfast area, but the food serving area was in a tight quarters. -- Free parking. However, -- The hotel is "hidden" off the road behind a restaurant. We missed the entrance at first pass, and ultimately our room and parking were behind the trash containers for that restaurant. The "curb appeal" of the hotel was lacking and was somewhat dingy, as were some of the dark hallways, but the actual rooms were much nicer and updated. -- **. The two-story hotel also has an odd layout -- an L shape with multiple entrance doors and inter-connected hallways. We were near the "C" hallway, and the security features of that external door were broken. In theory, we needed to use our room key to enter the building but that feature was broken -- meaning that anyone could enter through that door and gain access to the full hotel but of the interconnected hallways. Obviously, this is a security issue and is the main reason I decided upon a 3-star rather than 4-star rating for the hotel.