My wife and I travel often so many of my YELP reviews are for places quite far from our home state,…read moreOhio. A friend who knows that I like to find good little restaurants, many off them beaten path, told me about the restaurant at the General Denver Hotel in Wilmington, OH. We decided to take the short drive from Cincinnati to Wilmington to check it out. This is the kind of place I would consider a HIDDEN GEM. I love that the restaurant is located in an old hotel, in small town. We sat in the bar area ( I think there must be a larger room also). Our waitress was terrific. We weren't finished with our original diet Pepsis when she delivered new drinks. Now the food. It was delicious. We ordered Clam Chowder and we each had a Lamb Burger with home made Saratoga Chips. The Lamb Burgers were out of this world. This is a great little getaway so we will be back!

As a local company we try to support our local community. We had international guest visiting and…read morethought a nice dinner at the local historical General Denver would be nice. Unfortunately, the experience was not. The waitress was great on checking in with us and providing drinks, receiving our dinners took over an hour and out of 12 dinners, they were either over cooked, under cooked, or cold. On top of that they had someone else other than our waitress try to bring out the meals and had everyone's order mixed up. Beautiful facility however the service does not meet expectations.

This is my 4th time attending an event at this wonderful location. We love it. The hotel is…read moreclean, the staff is friendly and the event bathrooms are always CLEAN!!!

Since I was going to be down to visit 2 days, I decided to upgrade my normal hotel experience since…read moreI could get a room with a bathtub. Too many Hamtons only have showers which I don't need anymore since EBS is gone. I now bring wonderful bath bombs to soak away the aches and pains of long drives. Comfortable beds, lots of room, and good breakfast are the norms for this chain. The sofa was a little hard but lots of pillows from the bed helped. It was very quiet even with the airpark across the road that is even busier at night than during the day. Lots of the pilots from their stay here to sleep during the day so you know that you will not be disturbed like other hotel chains. If I don't need to just walk to the college and can get a bathtub, I will be back.

Rooms have leftover butt hair on the floors and sinks and employees are always by front door…read moresmoking . Seems like a big comedown for a Marriot ... ridiculous really. The breakfast is hit or miss and not much nutritional value.

First, the hotel is a nice place convenient to businesses and restaurants. My concern is…read morecleanliness and room safety of the hotel. Upon checkin I found prior guest items in the room, dirty socks, I brought this to the attention of the hotel. On the same night I noticed the door was not closing properly so I messaged the front desk and the staff promptly came to my room and stated they could call maintenance to look at the door and I could change rooms. Personally, after unpacking everything the last thing I wanted to do was change rooms or have maintenance in my room while the room was unoccupied. I just told myself to check the door upon entry and exit of the room. (Room number 329). Regardless, it's frustrating knowing that I have to make sure the door closes and locks properly. On my second night I noticed prior guest hair in the shower. To me this is unacceptable and has me question the cleanliness of the hotel. The actual room is nice and other than the few issues is acceptable. I just wish the hotel would have acknowledged the issue in a greater capacity.

When I have to come down to the college or visiting family, this is my favorite place to stay in…read moreWilmington. Good size rooms, comfortable beds, place to hang up clothes, and a desktop that handles my computer needs. Breakfast is good but if they are full on a weekend day, there could be a short wait for the food to be refilled. Staff is so friendly and always looking for ways to make your stay the cheapest. Has a pool if you want one. Next time I am in the area, I will be back.

Clean and well maintained. The front desk staff when we arrived around 9 was super friendly and…read moremade us feel welcome. She even supplied me with a toothbrush, toothpaste, and mouthwash when I forgot mine. The room was spacious and impeccably clean. Breakfast was fair, pretty standard for a hotel. It felt a little pricey for what was offered, but overall still a great experience.

Really a 2.5 stars. I have heard how nice this was since I was in college in the 1980s. Never…read morestayed but been there to eat at Max and Erma's when that chain was open and at the event center next door. While it has been "upgraded" decor, instead of warm and welcoming it is cold, empty in the lobby and even the room felt like that. I know hard wood and tile floors are the trend, tell that to bare feet heading to the bathroom at night. The halls had wonderful padded carpet that was new. In my room, you could see some of the new items but the rust on the desk chair arms and stained caulk in the tub showed they didn't care about the details. I also had no view since the window looked right out to the big A/C units on the roof of the low roof. It wasn't a full hotel so I don't know why I got that room. Staff was friendly but the lack of good food onsite was another downside. Starbucks like coffee shop doesn't cut it when no breakfast is available. The replacement restaurant doesn't match the rep of this place. I will not be back. The money I saved from staying at the Express version wasn't worth it.

A big stately building is the first impression. Of course this is after coming off the highway,…read moretaking some odd twists and turns, driving behind a giant warehouse, and through tractor trailer lots...not sure what our GPS was doing there. It is an oddly elegant place for the location. It is as if a Hallmark Movie Prince were masquerading as a stable boy. By the way there is horse stuff in the area. We saw quite a few young ladies in horse cosplay (I mean riding gear). Do you really have to wear the helmet to walk to the car and ride to the event? Anyway, nice clean room, in fact the whole place was generally spotless. There is a giant (and empty) anteroom with seating and book shelves. I guess maybe when large groups are coming through it is a useful staging area. The staff was polite and effecient. The one lady even explained to us the odd lonely baseball player statue (Go Warriors), at the back entrance of the building. The RL trucking guy liked the statue, so there it sits. They allow dogs in the building. That is a good or bad thing depending on the competence and temperment of the owner. There is an odd convenience store/DQ (anyone remember the sick cartoon CatDog) across the parking lot. They have this interesting banner about them charging the lowest prices for alcohol allowed by state law. I know about that kind ofstuff, but I looked it up to be sure. There is no such thing as a state minimum price for alcohol products. Hence the $12 for a six pack of Mike's Hard Lemonade. Come for the hotel, enjoy the stay. Disregard all the other industrial oddities nearby.

This commissary has everything you would need or want especially if you forgot something during…read moreyour stay at this park. The staff is friendly and offers free samples of their hand dipped ice cream. So many flavors it's hard to choose. Everything is made fresh and to-order.

I tried the cookies and cream, grasshopper pie, and the red velvet. They were delicious.read more

The Good; Place was ok, front desk person was very friendly. Clean bathrooms. Wifi worked. Cable…read moreworked. The Bad; it was VERY pricey $283.12 one night for condition of Motel but understand limited rooms in area. Furniture/Bed outdated flooring/carpeting old in room and out. The back door was broke, could not enter with key card.

Not a bad place at all, it's definitely expensive for what it actually is ($100 for a double bed…read moreroom on a mid week day) but it's the cheapest around the area by at least $30-$50. No real breakfast but the beds were comfortable and rooms were clean.

25-27 July 2024 was stay…read more Inns are generally establishments or buildings where travelers can seek lodging, and usually, food and drink. Inns are typically located in the country or along a highway. I start with that, from Wikipedia, just so we all have a sense of what we are supposed to be talking about. This place is an Inn just like I am a gold medal gymnast at 6-2, and a doughy office worker 270 lbs. I have never owned or managed a motel. I have however owned a few homes and even lived in an apartment once or twice. If the standards of cleanliness and what passes for hospitality of this motel is any indication of the owner's home life, yikes. It is okay to be worn and a little bit run down, that happens. I have spent time in military barracks that are 80 years old- none as beaten down as this place. There can always be pride in being clean even if you had holes in your clothes. This place has none of that to offer. The carpet is moist, sticky and smelly. My wife refused to walk on it barefoot, and while I did, I think I am still using extra foot spray a week later. Our maid service was coming into the room (we were gone to Air Force Museum) leaving the drapes open so the hot sun could stream in, turning down the wall unit (leaving the flap up), and taking all the towels. [Yes that is the end of the sentence, I had to go down and beg for towels, Mutt and Jeff manning the desk gave me a vague stare and two towels]. The newly remodeled shower has floor tiles and skimpy grout, so there will certainly be mold at some point. Throughout the entire small room there's a general feeling of ick and lack of cleanliness. Closing for a couple weeks and doing a total sterilization, fumigation cleaning would be an improvement. However what it might really take is teardown to the frame, remove and replace all fabric, clean, seal and repaint every surface. That is not likely to happen, the current owner will run it further into the ground, the patrons will decline (wasn't tip top during our stay) to the point where others will not stay and it will get worse until the govt. steps in and condemns the place. When we stayed 6 years ago and it wasn't good or bad enough to write a review about. This time I felt like I could not be silent. There is no price point at which we will ever stay here again and that is definitely not the $204 that those two nights in a gulag stole from us.

We walked in and immediately left and will be getting a refund come Monday- this place was filthy,…read moremold, urine,pubic hair, ROACHES, broken grimy outlets, and stains GALORE! They should be paying you to stay there to find the issues. My favorite part was the attendant saying it was definitely cleaned, cause the housekeeper signed the paper. That's a SURE THING