We booked as a walk-in so not much was available, however our site was ok. Shaded and cool. Not…read moremuch privacy. Seasonal campers were pretty welcoming and nice unlike the KOA...it did get quite loud and rowdy Friday night and didn't calm down til closer to midnight/1am. Traveling with young kids (infant and toddler) this made it difficult for them to sleep. It did not bother our older children. Pool was nice. Bathrooms weren't fantastic but did flush.

River Run was able to accommodate us and set us up with 2 side-by-side spots last minute after we…read morewere rudely thrown out of Mohican Reservation for bringing our own canoe which is apparently a big no-no there. They also allowed us to leave our canoe at their livery and take the bus back after canoeing. Aside from unexpectedly having to pay for showers, it was a nice place to stay on such short notice. Because of River Run, we were able to salvage what was left of our vacation.

An amazing location to check out for any paranormal investigators. Ben and Ellis are amazing…read morehosts. They do an amazing job keeping this place going and allowing ppl to investigate it. A must for anyone that wants to investigated Haunted Mansfield.

This is by far the nicest and cleanest campground I have ever been too. There are so many fun…read morethings to do. Amy the manager was very nice and sweet. Everyone works as a team and they take pride in there work. They have 2 pools and a new splash pad. They also have bicycles to ride and a zip line for small kids. Also included is putt putt golf, jumping pillows, basketball courts and 4 playgrounds for kids to play on. They have a big store and cafe that serves food and icecream and they also have cabins and brand new yurts to rent for those that don't own there own campers. I cannot enough good things about this place.

We went to the KOA for the first time and will definitely be back another time this year. The…read morestaff was very professional and courteous and most everyone of them were talking precautions to social distance and make sure things were cleaned after every use. We stayed in the Badger cabin, which was not to disappoint. The loft was great for a child and it was spacious enough for us, but i wouldn't put more than 4 people in there even though you can sleep 6.

I stayed here over this past weekend (April 17-19, 2026). This hotel is set back from US 30 which…read moreis nice which means that there is not a lot of road noise at night. Make sure you follow your preferred GPS directions because you can not get to the hotel from Sam's Club parking lot. There is a lot of parking around the hotel that is well lit at night. I stayed in a king studio which had a kitchenette. I did not use any of the kitchen area because I was in town for to see family. Though it did look spacious. The desk area was nice and the desk lamp worked. The couch was great with plenty of table options from a table on top of the ottoman and "lap table". The bed was great and there were plenty of outlets to plug in devices for charging. The breakfast area was great. There was a whole container of oat milk near the yogurt. There were signs stating that Marriott is committed to serving everyone and to reach out to kitchen staff about any dietary requests. The best part was the special note about there being gluten free options. Being a gluten free person and having a hotel have gluten free bread type things is always critical. The hotel provided gluten free everything bagels. These helped start my day off right. I will definitely be staying here again.

This hotel is full of suites (rooms with kitchenettes), and I kind of only want to stay at a hotel…read morethat has a kitchenette now. I feel like that's a spoiled thing to say, but having a kitchenette is pretty dope and changes you. It turns you into a suite person. So, give me suite with a kitchenette, or GTFO. The kitchenette comes in handy when you're traveling with kids, because then you can stop at the grocery store before you check in and stock up on snacks. If you have children, you know they are particular about everything, but they're especially particular about the things that they eat. So having a refrigerator and freezer, silverware and cups, a sink and microwave, really helps make a hotel stay much more comfortable. The beds were comfortable and the shower was fine. The TVs have cable and access to Netflix and HBO and some other premium TV networks. You get a free breakfast each morning, but they have someone there who you need to consult who will give you your food items -- you're not allowed to get the food yourself because of Covid. Also because of Covid: There is no room service. You leave your used towels and trash bags outside of your room and someone comes along and picks them up. For us, this took all day, so we had to walk by our dirty towels and trash multiple times, which was kind of a bummer. I think this is pretty standard with hotels right now. It's not just this hotel. I'm hoping this changes sometime soon -- I appreciate a good room service.

Great service, even though it's the only service in this area. No Uber, this is the only taxi but…read morethey are reliable and reasonable rates.

The handicapped room wasn't handicap accessible at all, the toilet was extremely low, the bed was…read moreway too high and the shower chair was very loose. My caregiver had to rearrange the room so that i could fit my wheelchair next to the bed just so that i could sleep. The room only had 1 bed so my caregiver had to stay on the floor above me so anytime i needed help they had to run down flights of stairs or wait for the very slow elevator. There was a huge bug in the room and when brought up to the front desk they said it's fine they eat the smaller bugs in the room, my question is why is there bugs in my room, big or small? There was a family above my room that had younger kids who screamed and ran around the room until 10 and when i called front desk to ask if they could tell them to be a little more quiet, i was told he'd try and it was over an hour until they finally did be quiet. The breakfast was horrible, the waffles tasted like lucky charms and for the 4 days i was there they closed breakfast early. I stayed for 4 days and never had room service come once, they say they come every 3 days but yet when you get the room they only gave us 2 towels, I ended up having to ask for my own towels Bottom line don't stay here unless you like being ignored and inconvenienced

Desk attendant has large dog that jumps on guests and countertops while getting coffee. I am not…read morepersonally afraid of dogs but can definitely see how this would startle someone who does. It happened twice. Also flies in room. I found this highly offensive as he was not on a leash greeting everybody

I drove through a blizzard and was exhausted by 2:30pm. I desperately just needed a nap and time to…read morerecharge. This hotel was perfect for those purposes. The front desk staff were really friendly and kind. They told me there was a pool I could use, which was really funny considering the negative temperatures. I believe it is now a Wingate.

This location has been sold to someone else. (Don't remember who). So no one is really "fixing"…read moreanything quite yet. So if outdated & warn bother you this currently is not the place for you. With that in mind, the staff here is amazing. From the front desk, to housekeeping I have not met an employee yet that hasn't been amazing. I've been here for two weeks and everyone is just great. If I've had issue with something (because it is an older hotel waiting for a facelift) the staff has been amazing and fixed whatever the issue was. You can have the nicest, newest hotel and if the staff is like talking to a lazy, rude paper weight who is not helpful it ruins the whole experience. No matter what changes in the hotel keep the staff. Give them a raise and tell them how amazing they are doing because without them you'd just be another chain hotel no one remembers or cares to come back too when in your area. Being away from home for so long is tough, but friendly faces whenever you leave your room I great. No one wants to talk to "Karen" who can't be bothered cuz it's not her problem. I was able to do my laundry there even in the dated machines. Success. Clothes went in dirty and came our clean. Cooked in the microwave from 1996 and it tasted just as good. Questioned if it was going to explode or give me a tumor from radioactive waves by the sound of it... but so far so good. Nice flat screen TV I was able to hook my Roku to but had to use my hotspot as the Wifi wasn't strong/fast enough. Also worked out. Large well lit parking lot for safety for you & your vehicle so you don't have to worry about getting lost in the darkness. McDonalds right across the street if your 1996 microwave can't cut it and you become really desperate. Warm breakfast each morning. Some kind of meat (sausage, bacon etc) eggs. There has been other thing also. Ice is only on the second floor but let's face it, I'm sure you could use the steps. (Like health wise... elevator works fine). Venting machine on the first floor for all your usual overpriced last minutes impulse snack needs like all hotels. I had a room with a jacuzzi tub that yes was dated and warm. Tub is warm & HUGE! I could fit me and 3 of my favorite Guns & Roses band members in it. I didn't try the jets but it rocked all the same. I needed to make a few modifications to my room for my service K9 and they were super helpf! If you value staff experience over newest and fanciest, this is for you. Tell them Jane sent you.