This is a very quiet, tidy, and accessible hotel. The employees have been very helpful, and the…read morebreakfast was very nice.

This is the second time we have stayed here while in town visiting clients…read more It is very clean, quiet and the staff is friendly. The biscuits and gravy this morning were great.

I never thought I would rate a small town chain hotel this good. We stayed here three days recently…read morewhile visiting the Airstream manufacturing plant in Jackson City OH. The reception area was clean and the staff very friendly and accommodating. We stayed in the King suite with balcony overlooking their pool. The room was clean and bed very comfortable. They give you the basic toiletries. Hot shower and giant TV that can be swiveled. The pool closes at 10 so it's quiet after it closes. We used the pool and were the only ones in it. No restaurant or lounge but there are local restaurants nearby. It appears this is a family owed and run hotel. We would stay again.

Very nice budget motel, the staff is extremely courteous and very accommodating…read more Clean rooms

The rooms are clean, the bed is comfortable...my only complaint is they don't have any extra…read morepillows...ever! We have been here several times. They have a good breakfast...even bacon on a couple days! Nice indoor pool. You can walk to several stores and restaurants nearby. Plus several more with a vehicle!

Completely agree with Pete M's review on April 29th…read more We were very pleased with our overnight stay at this hotel. It felt as if we were staying at an upscale hotel, not an 'Express' hotel. Check in was quick. The lobby amenities were explained to us. Everything about the room was very nice. There is a microwave and a very large refrigerator in the room. Room temperature was easy to regulate. Beautiful large screen TV with good reception. We were very impressed with the complimentary hot breakfast. Instead of the common 'make your own Belgium waffles', there was a machine that, with the touch of one button, automatically made you two pancakes. The pancakes tasted great and there was no mess like you often see with those Belgium waffle makes. How about this list of the other items that I can remember were offered: egg omelet, biscuits, gravy, turkey sausage, cinnamon rolls, cereals, apples, bananas, blueberry muffins, chocolate muffins, hard boiled eggs, bagels and other breads for toast. Lots of beverage options also including orange juice, hot chocolate, coffee. If we come back to Sidney, we will stay at this hotel again

It was clean and comfy beds. Shower has a nice steady pressure. Their soaps are good quality. Staff…read moreis helpful for late check in. Breakfast was normal fare for most hotels I do like the tea selection. Pool looks nice but never got to check it out. Ample parking but in a bad snow storm it's hard to get up the hill to the hotel. There was poor snow removal also. I will def stay again. I would venture to say the best place to stay in Bellefontaine

For the past 4 years my family has has gotten together in St Marys. We always stayed at the same…read moremotel. The first 2 years were great. Management was great, the place was clean, breakfast was always ready. The 3rd year, not much. New management. The place was shabby looking. The staff was rude, and the back door was never locked. This year we decided to try America's Best Value Inn and Suites. It was a great move. The rooms clean and comfortable and all of the staff were attentive. And the price was great. Thank you, America's Best. We'll be back next year. Tom Ruane.

Wow, this was not what I expected. The pictures on their website must be of a different hotel. When…read moreI pulled into the driveway I felt as if I was entering a flophouse for those who can't get approved for a lease and pay by the week. The lobby is small and there was someone arguing about their weekly bill, rather loudly. The poor woman behind the counter couldn't help - she just worked there and said over and over again to speak with the manager on Monday. When he finally walked away, the check-in process was fine. I learned that they are set up in multiple buildings, and I was on the second floor on building 2. This was right next to the office. The rooms are pretty small and the walls are thin. The garbage cans in the room were overflowing. Clearly it had not been cleaned well. While the bed was comfortable and they do at least offer free wi-fi, I was concerned about the cleanliness and the possibility of bed bugs... (In fairness, I didn't notice any.) Other reviews paint a similar picture, so before booking, I encourage you to read them. The woman in the office was the only really good thing I encountered there. She was delightful and had a great sense of humor about the issue with the prior guest. But, next time I'm in the area, I will try to find another hotel

Great location - right next to the Neil Armstrong Museum, and easily accessed just off of the…read morefreeway. Super clean rooms and seems to have been recently updated. The staff welcomed us as members of the IHG club, and we had checked in early via an email they had sent. While we did not make use of the free breakfast, it looked amazing. While there is always trepidation about staying in a chain hotel off the beaten path, this place is a gem.

This hotel is a lesson to not judge a book by its cover…read more It's a smaller hotel, maybe 4 stories. We stayed here for one night for a friend's wedding nearby. My boyfriend has the IHG credit card and because of that is a Platinum member, and we used his points to book a standard King room. I believe they upgraded us to a King room with a small kitcheonette and sitting space. Bed was very comfortable. The hotel is right next to the highway and you could hear cars, but it was more of a white noise. IHG has apparently been working on upgrading its hotels, and you can tell - the room had a Keurig and a few other amenities. The Dove body wash and toiletries were also really nice. I was most impressed by the hotel breakfast today - variety of hot items like sausage and room temp items like cereal etc. They had a make your own pancakes machine too, and a fridge full of yogurt, mini water bottles, milk and chocolate milk, etc. They also had to-go boxes, which I've never seen before at a hotel breakfast, presumably if you wanted to eat in your room or take it on the road with you. Only negative things I can say was that the bathtub was small (I prefer baths to showers) and you can definitely hear the highway noises at night, but it wasn't super loud.

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.