I had an amazing night having and celebrating my aunt's wedding at Emma's Bed and Breakfast. Ron,…read moreour host and owner, was great. The Bed and Breakfast is named after his daughter, each room has a bathroom, a mini fridge, and a microwave. The beds are comfortable, and the linens are nice. Easily controllable temperature. The walls to the outside are three bricks deep, and you cannot hear the road from the bedrooms! Breakfast is at 8:30, but Ron allowed it to be bumped up to 8 since a lot of us had to travel home. He cooked us a nice breakfast! Honestly great experience. Would love to come back to stay again.

Emma's Bed and Breakfast is lovely, clean, comfortable and filled with charm. Our host, Ron, was…read moreeager to provide all the necessary amenities, history and suggestions for local activities. It is located near two antique malls and apparently very near a giant Springfield Antique Extravaganza! We were 20 minutes from Yellow Springs, Ohio which is a small town with fabulous food and a variety of cute artsy shops. There's beautiful hiking down to the Springs too, or you could head over to Clifton Gorge just a few minutes away. We hiked in the gorge and then went to lunch at the historic Clifton Mill built in 1802. Absolutely gorgeous. There are a little art theaters in Yellow Springs and Clifton and Dave Chapelle's comedy club. If you are traveling with children, don't forget to stop at Young's dairy... Ice cream, kiddies rides, and a petting zoo!!!

Beautiful property with clean, cozy rooms, backed up by friendly service. Very reasonable rates and…read morethe owners are extremely accommodating. We have stayed here many times and all have been enjoyable and stress-free.

This was such a lovely landing spot for our bike trip. We would highly recommend the Scioto Inn…read moreand hope to return!

Had a blast coming here. I've never heard of this place before, but my friends told me about it so…read morewe went. Very peaceful and clean. Wasn't really crowded at all on a Saturday where it was 82° which shocked me. The rocks may hurt some people's feet so some beach shoes will come in handy for those with sensitive feet.

Wonderful!!!! The cabins are super nice and the lake is just great! I've been here several times…read moreand it's got everything!

July 29, 2022 We…read moreknew we were in for a treat the moment we stepped into this charming 1843 house. Recently renovated, it is a delight to the eye, with its antique and vintage furniture, perfectly chosen colors, and tasteful ornamentation. The common area downstairs, where a healthy and fresh continental breakfast is available every morning, is both lovely (I particularly loved the rocker) and comfortable. Our upstairs bedroom had not only vintage furnishings, but also welcome modern elements, such as the king-sized bed and wide-screen television - and there was plenty of drawer and hanging space. Every detail evidenced the care and taste of our host, Jim, from the lovely bed linens and ample towels, to the selection of personal toiletries in the elegant (and spotless) marble bathroom. Who expects a glorious white orchid on the vanity? And on the subject of the host, Jim is all we could have wished for. In addition to his attentive hospitality, as a long-time resident of Yellow Springs, he knows its history, its people, and its stories; and he is generous in sharing information about places to eat, shop, see art, and enjoy the natural beauty of the surrounding area. We learned quickly that pretty much everyone in town knows and loves Jim and is eager to welcome his guests. Three Ten is a not-to-be-missed lodging experience. in a delightful town.

In January 2026 I made a reservation for a B&B stay in August, 2026 because we were going to a…read moreconcert at the nearby Rose Music Center. The day before I was to arrive I received a VM from the owner that said he cancelled my reservation. He provided no alternatives, was not at all empathetic, and abruptly terminated the call. He was horrible to work with and didn't seem to know what he was doing. He complained about his reservation system and the folks that handled his financial side of the business.

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.

I was in town on business, and because I had an early flight back out the next day, I stayed here…read more It's in a great location, near a ton of restaurants and other options for entertainment. Kay and Kelli were both helping me out when I checked in, and checked out. Both were friendly and professional, and I appreciated the acknowledgement of my status. The rooms are a little dated, but location was great. I'll be back soon. Thanks to the team here!

Room was nice and comfortable. Pool was simple and clean- not large but enough for my son and I to…read moreenjoy. Fortunately we had it to ourselves. Breakfast was poor. No plates. No eggs. We came down about an hour before it closed and were surprised to see that things were already being put away. It was an average stay. It would be a similar, if not better experience at the Hampton for 20 bucks less. I've got nothing terrible to report. Just don't expect much for breakfast.

What a fun little airport, great food at the airport cafe, fuel prices are good (aviation fuel)…read moreplus there is a the museum on property; that you can see an airplane being rebuilt from scratch. I fly in here at least once a month for food. The airport is very easy to get to and find. Great runways and taxiways, this place is a perfect place to fly to for enjoyment and food. If you are near by driving, drive in and eat at the cafe or come by the museum. Wonderful little place.

I've been a fan of Grimes Field for decades. My uncle used to work for the aviation lighting…read morecompany, plus while learning to fly we would come here for pie at the restaurant (listed separately.) As fun as flying is, it's still always nice to fly someplace with a cool destination. Food, plus a museum (again, another listing) make this a great little place. As a general aviation airport, it is well-maintained and easy to fly in and out of. Today we went for another reason. The 75th anniversary of the Doolittle raid is coming up. If you don't know what that is, you should have been paying attention in history class. Go Google it, and if you have longer watch the classic war movie "Thirty Second Over Tokyo." Anyway, there aren't many participants left, so this might be the last gathering they have. They've been doing it for a few years, and each time I visit it is fun. The B-25s gather here over the few days before the anniversary, then fly down to Wright-Patt for a ceremony. The gathering at Grimes isn't quite an airshow, though you will see some flyovers. The planes taxi in and out, and you can inspect them when there's no activity. If you or anyone you know are a plane buff this will make their day, or month, or year. You can buy rides, talk to reenactors and veterans, see the "Flying Christmas Tree" light-testing plane, and walk down to the museum. Sweetie graciously came along and wasn't too bored; Baby K liked it- I was so proud. The rest of the year it is a great small airport. Fly in here if you can, or drive in for some pie and plane-watching.

A Surprisingly Solid Stay at Suburban Studios Fairborn I…read morerecently stayed at Suburban Studios Fairborn and was genuinely impressed. From the outside, you might not expect much--but inside, it's clear this property has been thoughtfully overhauled. The rooms are bright, clean, and well-equipped for longer stays. There's a full-size fridge, microwave, plenty of counter space, and more storage than I've seen in most hotels at this price point. The flooring is a wood-style material (not carpet!), which makes everything feel cleaner and more modern. And the flat-screen TV? Let's just say movie nights are well covered. The bathroom setup is another highlight--sleek fixtures, great lighting, and enough counter space to actually lay out your stuff. It's not flashy, but it works, and that's what matters. What really stood out, though, was how quiet it was. The building feels sturdier than most hotels--walls don't seem paper thin, and I never once heard my neighbors. I also appreciated the free wifi and the pet friendly environment. The staff was friendly and helpful every time I interacted with them, and the place was kept impressively clean. I also appreciated the location, next to Wright Patterson and how easy it was to get around as traffic is light most of the time. Beavercreek, the Air Force Museum and even Dayton are short drives of around 10 minutes and I never ran into traffic anywhere. Bottom line? Suburban Studios Fairborn is a great option if you want a calm, clean, and comfortable place to stay--especially for more than just a night or two. I'd definitely stay here again.

OK is an accurate description. I don't expect perfection from a place as inexpensive as this, but…read moreit was all the little imperfections and minor annoyances that if fixed could make it a much better experience. When you enter the lobby, it is clear that they are undergoing a renovation. There are stacks of drywall and other building materials both inside and outside of the lobby. The staff was friendly enough, but when you walk in, you hear a "beware, you are being recorded" message from some sort of camera system. Maybe it gives others piece of mind, but I found it rather creepy. My room was on the second floor and there is no elevator. Not a big deal, but the stairwell looks like no one has maintained it in years. Dingy, musty and torn carpets. The hallway where the rooms are located was much better. But our room door was covered in what looked like splattered paint. The room had been somewhat remodeled, but it was either still in progress or maybe they just figured "eh, that's enough for now" For example, the headboard and mattress were clearly newer, but with the way the headboard stuck out, you couldn't fit your plug into the spots for charging on the bedside table. The picture above the bed clearly was smaller than the frame it was in and the furniture was all nicked up. But the bathroom was really clean. Minus the fact that the toilet paper roll was no longer attached to the wall (so the roll was just on the roller part but on the counter in the bathroom). Bed was more comfortable than I expected, but the pillows were basically non existent. I didn't know they made pillows as thin as they ones that were on that bed. I had three stacked and it just barely was the width of what you would typically use as a pillow. Overall, not a horrible place, but there is clearly a lot of room for improvement. Hopefully that happens with whatever remodel is going on.