wow, this place has gone downhill stayed two nights. The whole family were infested with bedbugs…read more They failed to tell us that they were the hotel out for bedbugs.

I stay at a lot of these business class hotels around the country so based on the rate and…read moreaccommodations here I will compare it to the Hyatt Place and Marriott Courtyard. I stayed here for 2 nights while visiting an old friend who is a native and long term-resident of Urbana. In sum, staying here is better than a Comfort Inn, Motel 6, or Quality Inn, but not as nice as a Hyatt Place or Marriott Courtyard but they are charging the same rate: 1. It was fine for 2 nights--I really would not want to stay here much longer and if I return to Urbana would look for another place to stay unless their rates were significantly reduced. . 2. Upon check-in and during the stay my interaction with staff was fine--they were not overly welcoming when I arrived, but not super-friendly either. 3. Overall, the room was pretty clean, but I did find one errant hair in the shower and the the shower curtains had a little bit of dark at the bottom edges? A little dirty? 3a. The room was set up for efficiency which I liked a lot. 4. The main problem in the room was the shower operations--during three showers--one of them at 2 am when presumably few are using the hotel water, it was impossible to get the shower temperature to stay on my setting--it kept on going to hot or cold and required constant adjustment during the shower. 5. Most of the towels were good quality, but a few I had to set aside because of too much wear. They graciously gave me extra towels at the desk and I liked that. 5a. They do not make up or clean your room until the 3rd night unless you ask and I did not need it on this stay. 6. I did like that they had shower soap bars as I cannot properly clean with the liquid. 6a. The toilet seat is the very thin plastic type that when you lean a bit to one side snaps off the bowl edge like you are going to fall off if you know what I mean? You have to maintain your balance on the seat to prevent that from happening. 7. The King mattress was comfortable enough for a couple or nights, but not one I would sleep on full time at home. Same with the pillows--fine for 2 nights. 8. I am used to a heavier down comforter, and theirs was a bit thin for me, but fine for 2 nights. 9. The place seemed safe, in a safe area of town--definitely get out and see the downtown Urbana--they have some good restaurants and antique stores--great to walk around and meet the locals like I did. 10. The real fall-down at this hotel at this price range is the free breakfast--it's awful--it's the 2nd worst I have seen at a free breakfast hotel in 20 years. Plan on going into town for your breakfast--there are some good places. At this price point--this breakfast should have been much much better and comprehensive. In sum, no one is going to have a bad stay at this hotel, but no one is going to have a great stay at this hotel. It's mid-range, mediocre due to all the things I listed above. It's a $100 a night hotel in 2024 prices, charging much more than that like it's a Hyatt or Marriott, so it's over-valued--especially with such a poor breakfast. Sorry that I could not file a better a report because I liked Urbana a lot.

Nice room. Great beds. Bathroom & showers fine. Workout room was better than most!…read more Breakfast buffet was very nice w/ decent dining area. Food was all pretty good. Oatmeal bar & flavored waffles were nice change of pace. Cheesy eggs were good too. Wish they had a microwave down in breakfast area for use to warm other things. Got free waters from our perks. No big complaints here.

Nice stay, no issues. A quality off highway stay on a long road trip. Breakfast was decent and…read morethe coffee was great. Clean rooms and common areas.

What a pleasant overnight we shared recently at Hearthstone Inn! Its location, in the heart of…read moreCedarville was perfect for our explorations. Ample parking was behind the inn; newly asphalted too! The reception lobby was open and inviting. The timber beams, heavy hand tools and dated photographs nodded to the entire area's rustic roots. Manager Joan greeted us warmly, and regaled us with stories of the village's pioneers and valued residents. It was wonderful! Our first floor Queen Room (~ $160) was spotless, fresh and quiet. Bedding was comfortable, as was the room temperature. All appliances and fixtures worked well. Loved the Evelyn & Crabtree toiletries as well as the thick, fresh towels! Breakfast was very simple, consisting of cereals and canned fruit salad with a few cellophane-wrapped sweets, but the local coffee brew was hot, fresh and strong! We visited the little gift shop, and picked up a history book and vintage postcards. There are local crafts and wares available too. We recommend the Hearthstone to anyone considering a visit to the area.

This place needs renovations. The furniture is very used and not comfortable. No one emptied the…read moretrash in the room nor took our dirty towels. Will not be returning. There is a nasty smell coming from the AC units which is causing sinus issues while staying here.

I stayed here several days over the course of two weeks while in town for work. This is probably 1…read moreof 3 hotels in the entire town. At first it seemed cozy. It seems fairly clean, but definitely could use some improvement. The rooms are shabby, the fixtures, furniture, appliances are all old. There seems to generally be only one staff person on-site who is responsible for pretty much everything: laundry, housekeeping, desk attendance. That is understandable considering that the hotel is small and pretty dead with mostly truckers and construction workers staying there. There were no security measures on the main doors. I stayed here several days and what irritated me was that the ice machine broke and no one bothered to place an out-of-order sign on it or seemed to even care. There were two vending machines, both completely empty. There was a supposed complimentary breakfast, which they could have kept to themselves. Stale bagels/honey bun was pretty much what that consisted of. Also there were random gnats in the rooms sometimes even though there was no food left out. They just appeared. The staff was so-so. one of the ladies was super-pleasant and accommodating, not sure if she was a manager. There were two other females that I encountered who gave off the vibe that I was bugging them if I asked for anything, which I had to do quite often considering that everyday my key card would deactivate and I'd have to go to the desk to get reactivated. The first time it happened i was told it was because there had been a power outage earlier that day. One time I had to stand at the desk and wait about 10 minutes because the only staff on duty (apparently) was down the hall/upstairs cleaning a room. The staff could usually be found sitting outdoors smoking when not at the front desk or attending to other duties. When it was time for me to check-out for good, they for some strange reason were unable to print my receipts and claimed they would mail them to me (yeah right). I ended up calling back and telling them that I needed the receipts before leaving town and would be in to pick them up later. When I went back they handed me a bunch of pages and said they had to print each day individually although the reservation was for an entire week. This explains why I had to reactivated my key card everyday, I was being checked out and re-checking in everyday. The were also tacky handwritten signs taped all over the lobby desk and even on the front door. I wouldn't stay here again or recommend staying here for more than a day or two. I was actually in town for several weeks, but ended up finding a hotel in the next town over because I just couldn't stay here anymore :-( Two stars because it wasnt a complete dump. It could actually be somewhat decent if the staff/management improved.

First of all this is a 2-star motel (in the Motel 6 class or Econo Lodge, not a Best Western or a…read moreLa Quinta class), so I am reviewing it as such. Bearing this in mind, the room was clean, as was the bathroom and shower. Plenty of hot water and good water pressure (just a shower stall, no bath tub). I stayed Friday night, before heading back to Columbus. Got a non-smoking single bed room -- bed was full size and comfortable. The heat was turned off when I walked in (makes sense; heating is expensive and the room had been empty) and the room felt cold. The room heated up quite quickly once I turned the heater on. The heater was an Amana heater/air conditioner, typical in such hotels. Digital output let's you set the temperature. Quite loud when the fan was going (even on low), but not too loud to disturb my sleep. The bed was comfortable enough; I got a good night's rest. Staff was very pleasant. As I came in a woman was standing outside, talking on the phone, she opened the door for me and followed me in. Turned out she was working behind the desk. Acted pleasant, despite interrupting her phone conversation. Called me "hon" (always a plus in my book) and engaged in pleasant chit-chat. When I mentioned the check out at 11AM sign (it was 10pm at checkin) she said I could take my time -- just let her know in the morning. I asked about an AARP rate and got it. The AARP rate was reasonable ("rack rate" was a bit steep for this kind of accommodation). My expectations re breakfast were level set, by the prior post, so I was pleasantly surprised. There was orange juice, There were 3 kinds of dry cereal (the cheerioes were low on sugar, which I appreciated) and milk. There was some fruit (which I did not try: apples and oranges). The bagels I stayed away from, after taking one look. The coffee was mediocre at best, but tasted better after putting milk in it. Hey, at least it's coffee (if you're of the opinion that life is too short for bad coffee, I suggest you go into town to get a cup). The person who checked me in was at the desk again, in the morning. Again pleasant, and again called me hon. If I'm ever in Urbana overnight again, I'll gladly stay in this motel.

Stayed here for one night while in Yellow Springs. Cute, clean space in a converted old jailhouse…read more Space had a bed, kitchenette and bathroom. Check in and out was all communication through text message, you have a code provided to lock and unlock the door. Would stay again, and will be sure to use their website to book to avoid the third party fees for myself and the business.

During our 2 day jaunt over to the Buckeye state, we needed a home base for our adventures and…read morefound one in the quirky Yellow Springs, Ohio. Opting for the loft suite next to the main Jailhouse, we got settled in after re-reading the easy-to-follow instructions from our hosts. The loft features high ceilings and my wife compared it to staying in a treehouse. The room was immaculate and had several amenities, like a coffee pot and a microwave, so one could enjoy breakfast in-house if that was in your plans. There's also an adorable breakfast nook under a window looking out over the trees. Yellow Springs, Ohio is certainly my kind of quirky and lived up to expectations. From Jailhouse, it's a short walk, say five minutes, down to the heart of the town, and the famed Little Miami trail. This is a perfect location for those hoping to enjoy what the town has to offer. Affordable, convenient, and excellent service from the proprietors. Highly recommended.

There are a few things wrong here:…read more A lot of the tiles in the bathroom are broken/cracked. The bed is very springy. The lights and lamps flicker a LOT. There are also many bugs. There are also many weird red stains that appear to be blood on the walls and floors.

From the owner: Econo Lodge Inn & Suites is conveniently located off Route 36 in Urbana, OH. Near Urbana…read moreUniversity, this relaxing hotel provides an easy stop on the road and is near many attractions like Champaign County Historical Museum, Johnny Appleseed Museum, Cedar Bog, and the Barclay and Bailey Halls. During your stay enjoy free WiFi and complimentary continental breakfast. Room amenities include a 40-inch flat-screen HDTV, desk, microwave, refrigerator, coffee maker and more. Easy to find, easy to book and easy on your wallet. Don't wait, book your stay at Econo Lodge Inn & Suites in Urbana, OH today!

Other than Room 108 "supposedly" being haunted, it's a great Inn! Rooms were clean and I loved…read moretheir jacuzzi. In the heart of a small town with very great charm, very nice people. Prices were affordable and the restaurant downstairs is very good. This hotel is owned by Midmark Corporation. This is from their website: If country living isn't for you, stay at The Inn at Versailles while you're visiting. The Inn's beguiling mix of imposing architecture, intriguing works of art and its warm, embracing décor is simply unforgettable. Once settled into your room, come discover the culinary delights from the cucina of Michael Anthony's at The Inn. Chef Michael Delligatta's enticing menus can only hint at the superb, unforgettable cuisine available.

My husband and I went to the Inn at Versailles a while back and the restaurant was at least 95%…read moreempty at 6pm. We were told at the front reception area that they could not accept patrons for at least 2 hours on that Saturday night due to a wedding event. We drove an hour to get there. We would recommend you go elsewhere!

Beautiful property, great rates, owners are very friendly and available to make your stay perfect…read more Our first choice when visiting the lake.

Just started back here after a couple years off. It's still a very good deal for what you get. But…read moreI don't understand why people want a luxury hotel then book a cabin in the country. If you want city luxuries book a place with city luxuries. Saw the review about the water. Almost any place in the country in Ohio will have water with sulfur and iron. At the buck or so for gallon jugs of water at Kroger et al, a simple solution is obvious. No you won't stink after showering. It's hard water, so you will have use more soap and shampoo. Use the jugs for drinking, coffee, and our dogs. There are grocery stores nearby, but if you need special dietary items bring them with you. Small town groceries will not have the selection of the giant supermarkets. Off and on have been coming here about 12 years. Probably will another 12.

I seldom leave less than stellar reviews, but this is one of them. It's probably my fault, as I…read morebookmarked this motel several years ago and hadn't read recent reviews. It was clean, safe, and close to downtown. I was looking forward to the s'mores around the fire ring and the friendly proprietors I had read about, but I guess those are long gone. There's nobody on site to help with anything. Check in was confusing, as we didn't receive an email with our code. We arrived at 5 pm, but still had trouble getting somebody on the phone to assist us. There are no amenities, including ice. They point out the dumpster on property, so I guess there's that. For the price, this should be a nicer motel. I'll stay elsewhere in the future.

pros cute paint job outside…read more easy parking cons dirty shower ! tiny room and bed (I'm 5'6) ac kept shutting off LOUD! you hear every conversation, people coming and goi zero services- no ice mach, vending check is HORRIBLE! there are no humans here, chrck in a locked door with a sign. after you check in, they say you get an email with code and room number, it never arrived. I had to message then call, finally they found my registration then instructions on how to get in are goofy. no good movie channels - you have to sign in to your own. thanks to Max S. , who left his hbo signed in so I had a little entertainment. if this was a $60 roadside place, it would be ok but it was $115, about what a full service hotel 10 minutes away would charge for an actual room. Yellow Springs is a get little town, just don't stay here to explore it.