It was a pleasure staying at this hotel and returning each day after work…read more It felt like a true home away from home. Safe, quiet, calm and super convenient. As another Yelper said the hotel is near plenty of restaurants, a mall, a movie theater. It's also near a Pet Smart if you happen to be traveling with your pet/s. It was nice having a Dollar Tree and Target nearby. This hotel makes it very easy to stay on budget with its close proximity to other businesses that offer cost friendly essentials. The area was very suburban-ish and familiar. With a full fridge, microwave, dishes and dish washer, it's the perfect hotel for an extended stay. My room was very clean, bed comfortable. I had plenty of space. There was a nice pull out desk for getting work done on the computer. It was very similar to an efficiency apt. The kitchen and "living" area could be separated from the sleeping area with a fabric partition that hung from the wall. The living area had a pull-out sofa. The room had so much space and I didn't feel cramped at all. The complimentary continental breakfast was decent enough and there are other options you can walk to such as Subway and Another Broken Egg. The tv had plenty of channels including every HBO channel. I was able to catch an episode of the The Last of Us while relaxing in my room. An added bonus where the cute duck friends that greeted me as I was walking back from breakfast on my last day. 4 stars because my window shade was broken and I couldn't let down the blackout curtain. Luckily I travel with an eye mask.

First time stayed here during one of our regular visits to Dayton. I can say, I am ok not to stay…read morehere again. Here is why... Check in: staff was friendly and efficient, it is a one man show from housekeeping request to front desk, might be due to they only offer housekeeping service every other day. Room & Cleanliness: tight, definitely not enough room to move around if the sofa bed is pull out to use. Walking space around the bed is bare minimum. And the biggest one that got to us is the smell of the room. My daughter describe it as old socks and moldy. Mattress is thin, not supportive. Blanket cover had stains on it. There are hair and other dirty things on the sofa bed sheet. Not enough towels in the room, had to request more. Hair conditioner bottle was not working, pump couldn't screw open. Value: not really a cheap stay or deal , hence even more so disappointed. Location: very convenient, close to restaurants, shopping and more. Less than 15min to the Air force base. Parking: no shortage, easy to find. Did not have the breakfast there, so cannot comment on it.

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.

Finally, a real hotel! A beautiful property with the coolest, friendliest, accommodating staff I've…read morerun across in a while. They actually make your bed and provide fresh towels daily without a special request. We had a group of six (3 rooms) in town for the air show. Check-in was delightful and the front desk crew was super friendly and interested in whether we had everything we needed every time we came and went. The restaurant and bar were excellent. The food was good and Alex, the manager, was so accommodating. I loved our spacious corner room. The bed slept great and I especially enjoyed the amazing shower pressure and lighted bathroom mirror for getting ready for the day. Overall it was an excellent hotel experience! I highly recommend this property.

Stayed here a couple of times. The experience starts with the Valet parking. Blake was manning…read morevalet desk, he was very welcoming and professional. The lady at the front desk was very courteous also. These first two experiences set the tone for our stay. The rooms we have stayed in have been nice and very clean. We also like the bar/restaurant that is attached to the hotel. The Victoria Theatre is just across the street.

I stayed at the Hilton Garden Inn between Wednesday and Sunday of this past week for an academic…read moreconference. Upon arrival, I noticed that the lobby was super clean and cozy, and I was greeted by very kind people at the desk. The room I stayed in, with thanks to my friend for earning us a free upgrade to a junior suite, was HUGE -- the perfect size for the two of us to live, work, and relax for a few days. Everything was, again, super clean, and the layout was superb (a C-shape from entrance to the bedroom area). I appreciated housekeeping's fabulous work, and all staff members I encountered were amazing throughout my stay. For the final night of my stay, I had to switch rooms, as my friend's reservation only lasted until Saturday and I made my own reservation for one night. I checked out of the first room at around 10:30am, and I was greeted by a manager at the front desk who, instead of simply offering a place for me to store my luggage, hooked me up with a room on the spot. She was incredibly kind and friendly throughout the interaction, which I really appreciated (especially since she absolutely went out of her way to accommodate this request). The king room I stayed in for the last night was also superb! As for amenities, I only really took advantage of the snack pantry, which was stocked with all the essentials. I 100% recommend this hotel, and I look forward to returning whenever I visit Dayton!

Stayed at the Hilton Garden Inn in Dayton, Ohio and had a really great experience overall. The…read morenewly remodeled suites are absolutely lovely--modern, clean, and very comfortable. You can tell a lot of thought went into the redesign. The staff truly made the stay stand out. Everyone was friendly, welcoming, and eager to help with anything we needed. The check in desk personnel had great food suggestions. The location is also a huge plus--within close proximity to plenty of food options, and I loved how the hotel connects to the beautiful rotunda. It made walking around the city easy and enjoyable. My only minor complaint was having to valet the car, but honestly, even that was handled really well. The valet employees were efficient, accommodating, and made the process smooth. We had to leave for the airport before a valet was there so let parked our car in the front so it was easy to get to. Would definitely stay here again!

amazing service every time I stay with them! so friendly, very clean, and such a great experience…read moreall around!

We stayed here Saturday night and it is right beside the Dayton Dragons ballpark…read more The rooms are modern and comfortable. The shower has a waterfall shower option. The bed was really comfortable. There is a small refrigerator, coffeemaker, iron and ironing board, hairdryer, and an in-room safe. On the negative side, there is no microwave oven. Additionally, there are no premium channels on the television. Just basic cable channels. This is a little disappointing since the room is premium priced. For restaurants, they have the rooftop The Foundry restaurant, and they have an AC Kitchen restaurant that serves breakfast in the morning. The breakfast is $18 dollars a person. It's buffet style. They had cereal, yogurt, croissants and muffins. There also was scrambled eggs, sausage, different slices of meats and cheese, and coffee as well as fruit juice and iced coffee options. They had a cappuccino machine but it was not working when we went. In the lobby there's also a mini store with various snacks, sodas and sundries. It's a nice hotel, perhaps a bit overpriced, but I think the proximity to the ballpark may be why. I had no major qualms about the room other than the lack of premium movie channels and lack of a microwave. One of the dresser drawers did have a box of pizza from a previous customer's stay,so housekeeping could do a better job of cleaning and inspecting the room prior to renting the room out to other customers arriving. I put the pizza box outside in the hallway. I would give this hotel a solid 3-star recommendation. I think more could be improved upon to justify the price.

For a lodging to get consistent five-stars here on Yelp, there must be something truly solid about…read morethat establishment. That's the case with Liberty Lodging, and I'm excited to rave about it. I stayed here for about two weeks (maybe more), and my experience was overall really good. The team that runs liberty worked really well with me throughout the process. With just one call, they either always answer right away or had a voice mail that ensures they will call right back (and they do!). Communication with them is very solid - be it via email or phone calls, so whatever concern or question you have, I'm confident it'll be addressed promptly. Before coming to Ohio, I knew I needed to book a place to stay. But I had questions about booking online, so I called the liberty lodging team. Guess what, they stayed on the phone and walked me through the process! - In booking online, I love that they didn't require my credit card info up front. When I arrived at the place, the reserved unit was waiting for me. It was very pleasant. The unit had: - a nice, cozy living room with a big sectional and a big TV - a full kitchen (with dishwasher, sink, stove, microwave, utensils, dishware, pots and pans, counter... etc.) - a spacious hallway - bedrooms with super comfy beds and pillows, and fresh, clean linens + study desks - each bedroom had its own designated bathrooms - the unit had a washer and dryer - outside, there was plenty of space for parking - there's also a secured front door, and an option to secure each bedroom - it smelled good, and whoever their house cleaning service company was, shoutout to them because they were excellent! I could go on and on with the specifics. I really liked their business plan. I came here to attend a program at AFIT, and I had roommates, which I really liked, in part because they were nice, and in part, because I am super down to expanding my social network. If you are too, then this place is something that you might truly like! Unfortunately, I had to move elsewhere because my boyfriend came to town to visit me and so I asked my roommates if they were cool with him staying with me for a couple of days. But one of my roommates wasn't comfortable having a male in the unit. So, with respect to my housemate's preference, I adjusted and just moved to Country Inns, which was just around the corner. Issues like this happen, and that's separate from the establishment. So overall, I enjoyed my stay at Liberty Lodging, even though it was a short time, it was absolutely a time well-spent. :) It goes without saying that I highly recommend liberty lodging!

Very amazing and professional owners and very accommodating! They spaces are very updated and…read morespacious!

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.

I was there the weekend of December 13th. I have stayed there before so I knew how nice it is. On…read morethe Saturday the power went out for the whole town except for the hotel because of a snowstorm. I received a text that the owners, Ryan and Alex, along with Larry were coming in to fix dinner for the guest because all the other restaurants were without power. I really appreciated that. The hotel is always decorated beautifully for the holidays. I make it a yearly tradition to come and stay there around the Christmas holiday season.

While we didn't stay here, we did visit the gift shop and enjoy the rockers out front. It is such a…read morewell-maintained hotel and it feels so cozy and welcoming. The restaurant looked really good too. We were hungry and I almost said "let's just eat here", but we already had dinner plans. The front porch with the rocking chairs is so inviting. It does get quite a bit of traffic, so it's not exactly quiet out there, but somehow it still felt very peaceful and relaxing. I can see why people love coming to visit Yellow Springs. We also briefly visited Antioch college, Alma mater of Rod Serling. This idyllic town and hotel remind me of the perfect start to an episode of the Twilight Zone. (I truly mean that in the best way possible- quaint, unassuming, darling Ohio towns are typically one of the main ingredients of the recipe for many episodes.)