My husband and I have used Hidden Cove Marina for some time now and have only had good experiences…read more We enjoy the people there (very friendly), the location is perfect for us, and the pricing is great.

A quiet place to have a beer on the river and fish or boat without catching. I don't know that you…read morewould want to eat the fish. Watch river otters and other wildlife on the river. Our first place to hang out in Fort Thomas when we arrived at NKU. Another Kentucky back road delight with boat ramp and storage.

Very friendly staff. Great pricing. Great marina! The marina store is clean and orderly. New fuel…read moredocks and camp grounds! I am happy with my choice of valet marinas!

Nice place in northern Kentucky on the river just east of Dayton. They offer tavern style food…read more Atmosphere is fun and scenic being on the river. Service is good. Cool place to hang out with a drink/beer , relax and watch the river.

Great place. It's like being on vacation. Fun vibe. Right on the river. Kind of like something in…read moreFlorida

Attended for Rock on the River. Was super busy and everyone was pretty drunk... the band was a nice…read moretouch and a decent atmosphere!!

Every moment was the best, the service was unbelievable. Didn't wait wait a moment. Find Taylor,…read moreshe's the best. She's unreal

Not enough staff when they're busy on a Saturday night…read more Since we didn't get waited on I can't say how the food is.

Attractive, full service marina, docking lots of expensive-looking boats. The marina has several…read morecomponents: a driving range over a pond, sand volleyball courts, a full-service restaurant, a shop for boating items and supplies, and the outdoor tiki bar, Pirate's Cove. Located west on Kellogg Ave., the marina is technically in California, OH. It's easy to find if you take the Kellogg Ave. exit of 275 and head the opposite direction of Coney Island and Riverbend.

I could write a lot about Mariner's Landing, but, I'll keep it short…read more I have a boat that is being brokered by the Marina and after reading the other guy's review, I believe that he misunderstood the terms of the brokerage agreement or at least didn't understand them the way I do. There are no fees for storage during the summer when they are selling a boat for someone, but there are storage fees during the winter time when no one is looking for boats and/or the chances of actually selling one is almost nothing. Anyway, just my take on it. As far as the rest, I have a couple of boats and they have both received service at the marina and I have enjoyed my membership benefits, the wash bay, pool, picnic area and the burn pit are all the makings of a great experience

Love this place and the people who here are so helpful! Can't wait to checkout the pool this summer.read more

Sea Ray of Cincinnati is amazing. They helped me source the right boat for the right use . They…read morewalking me through everything I needed to think through. They spent the time to find a great used boat at an incredible value. They made sure the boat was of quality and in great shape. They finished the job by hooking me up with a quality hauler. Every detail handled with fabulous communication and detail. Best boat buying experience I have ever had. Do yourself a favor and call Sea Ray of Cincinnati.

This review is primarily for the registration of a boat. More specifically a kayak. The Ohio…read moreDivision of State Parks and Watercrafts lists Sea Ray as a local registration office. They recommend contacting any listed registration office prior to arrival to determine if they are still registering watercrafts; especially in the Fall. (The office may be out of registration tags.) I called Sea Ray. The person who answered the phone was able to tell me everything I would need to register a kayak. A handful of small boat tags were still available, at the time of my visit. If visiting Sea Ray to exclusively register a boat, make sure to walk straight to the service desk. There they will be able to help with registration. A sign on the front door (September 2019,) reads that there are no boat registrations on Saturdays. Registration is simple. I provided the employee with the needed documentation, and they did the rest. There is a $3 charge for using a credit or debit card. This $3 charge is allowed by the state. If registering at a state agency, they will also charge the fee. If looking for a motorized boat, the showroom at Sea Ray is clean. Step stools are throughout the showroom, making it easier for customers to board the vessels. There were sale signs on many of the boats, granted my visit was at the end of the season. There is also a board with ads for used boats for sale. Near the door are various pamphlets about local waterways, and boat safety. Several pamphlets are geared towards children. If you and your children are new to boating, I highly suggest stopping here to pick up some of the pamphlets. The information is free.

This is a great experience! Probably the best we've ever had in Cincinnati. Captain Kevin was an…read moreall star and told us all kinds of interesting facts about the city and the sights we came across. This is an absolute blast and a fun way to see the city like you've never seen it before. Sunset cruise at the end of the summer was a perfect time to do it. Can't recommend this enough! Thanks Kevin!

Such an amazing time! This was my fourth experience and they keep getting better and better!read more

My husband and I have only had to have work done on our boat once, thankfully, but were pleased…read morewith the results from Rick's. I can't remember the mechanic we spoke with, but he seemed to really know his stuff. Regardless our boat went from a sputter to a purr and we haven't had issues since and it's been several years. The location is also super convenient for us, given that it's near the Hidden Cove Marina on the Ohio River.

Strong word of advice....I would highly suggest doing business here.At first the owner seemed…read moregenuinely professional ad helpful. Prices seemed a bit high but now days everything is but if you are getting good service one can expect that. He made suggestions to work I needed done and even offered a discount for winter work to help keep his guys busy. Long story short he had my boat all winter, almost all summer and when it was finally finished tried to charge more than the set agreed price for less work. He got violent when I questioned this yelling and cussing and throwing papers in front of my 6 and 8 years old grandchildren. After all this I had issues with repairs which he charged me more for and then today had someone else call and inform me that he would not winterize my boat....probably because he had told me he would do any winter issues for half due to all of the delays. Plus he was still supposed to finish painting and change outdrive oil to check on his other work because he was worried about the problems he had. I'm talking thousands of dollars not just a couple hundred so I want others to be cautious.