we booked a room 6 months in advance of our nephew"'s graduation. our family had four rooms booked…read more three family members got rooms, they told us there was a computer error and we didn't have a room. they booked us in a hotel 30 miles away which defeated the entire objective of being together. come to find out that a baseball tournament was going on and they gave our room to them. they did it to eight other non baseball families. . oh and the hotel they booked for us only had rooms with one queen bed when we booked two queen beds. it also had none of the amenities the the drury inn had. they gave us a free night stay and said sorry. we will never stay at a drury inn ever again. oh wait, technically we never stayed there because they gave our room to a baseball family so they could be with their team. think twice about booking a room at a drury inn. you've been warned. .

So im giving this a 4 star not because its an amazing looking hotel but because of the quality the…read morestaff puts into this place. The front desk is courteous & kind, the room was exceptionally clean (cleaned by Brittney,Thank you Brittney). The lobby was well maintained and if you wanted to come down and enjoy a drink by a fireplace in a nice lounge chair they had that comfort as well. This place had breakfast as well as Dinner and from 5:30-7pm you got 2 free drinks whether they be cocktails or a beer. The breakfast isn't small either, it was Scrambled Eggs, sausage Patties, Biscuits & Gravy and hash Browns along with them having bagels, donuts and fresh fruit and many choices of beverages. Now the dinner they had there was Meatballs, chicken Alfredo, chicken slices, mixed vegetables, and also had a nacho cheese stand and hot dog stand.

I've never stayed at this hotel but I have been here a few different times. The Hancock Hotel is a…read moreboutique hotel located in Downtown Findlay. I love the atmosphere and the hotel is gorgeous. Mancy's Steakhouse is located on-site and it is fantastic! I am looking forward to staying here one of these days, I am sure I will love it!

Disclaimer: I'm an avid fan of extended stay suites where I cook my own meals and push the coffee…read moretable aside to do yoga in the living room. This is not my preference for hotels. I did not use the gym or pool facilities but will check them out next time I'm in town in April and update this review accordingly. The Hancock hotel room was fantastic. The room is so incredibly comfortable! The bed is luxurious (I could sleep for days), the desk is really comfortably usable, there was a very nice armchair and ottoman in my room that I actually wanted to sit down and read in. Blackout blinds combined with the like-a-cloud mattress allowed me to sleep well past my alarm, which is an uncommon occurrence for my insomnia. The shower door stuck which was alarming when I almost couldn't get out of the shower, and it drained poorly. Otherwise the room was wonderful. I wish the bathroom window was frosted so I could have natural lighting without half the MPC employees seeing my naked body, but alas, I had to draw the blinds. The Hancock is perfectly located to park your car in employee parking and walk everywhere you need to go, if you can, which is significantly preferable to the cost of Valet. The alternative is to find street parking. There is no reason to force Valet a car in a town the size of Findlay, and it's insanely expensive. I guess when the company is paying itself it makes sense to corporate, but it still hits my budget in ways I'd prefer to avoid. I can eat for an entire day on what it costs to Valet at the Hancock. Breakfast left everything to be desired. Despite there being nobody in the dining room, the one server appeared to be extremely busy and it took 15 minutes for me to get a menu. It then took another 10 for her to come back by and take my order. The hash brown potatoes I ordered were fried to dead or left in the salamander way too long, the eggs were overcooked. There just wasn't any care at all in the service or food from this restaurant - it is absolutely NOT worth the $20++ price tag.

I must first say that as soon as I walked into the room, I walked RIGHT back out. I was first…read moregreeted by a parking lot that holes and cracks the size of an equator. I then walked to the check-in counter and was greeted by not only a strong nauseating odor, but a "General Manager" named Rob who had no teeth and was wearing a sloppy, wrinkly dirty shirt with a name tag. I reluctantly checked in and was given a room on the third floor. I opened the door and was punched in the face by some nasty odor that just intensified the longer I stood in the room. The bed was uninviting, the lounge chair had gigantic stains, the shower was disgusting and the shower curtain had mold on the bottom. I spent about one minute in that room and went downstairs to return the key and demand a refund. I honestly cannot believe that this hotel is owned by Hilton Hotels. The lesson learned: Do not trust a franchise no matter the name.

Drove as far as possible from northern Michigan and finally had to stop. We only picked this place…read morebecause of the low cost. They had plenty of room and checked us in quickly. They even had a room close to the entrance and away from the highway. The pool is big and the perfect temperature. Unfortunately, it's only 4 feet deep and open until nine at night. We learned a secret and stayed until eleven. The bed was firm and the room was relatively clean. The furniture had seen better days. The shower had pretty good pressure and the complimentary breakfast was better than most. They even had wi-fi to help make up for the sagging cable TV. 08/24

We held a family reunion for about 60 people at the Findlay Inn yesterday and it turned out so…read morewell. There is ample parking, our meeting room was off the atrium so we could spill over into that area. Handicapped accessible restrooms are nearby. The Inn provided a Baked Potato Bar with tossed salad for our meal. Everything was fresh and tasty and there was a good selection of toppings - something for everyone! We brought in our own cake and ice cream. The staff put our ice cream in the freezer and provided utensils for serving the dessert. The staff checked in frequently to replenish items on the bar, to clean up plates, to refill water and just to see what we needed. They were friendly and helpful. We requested a piano and a mic and those were provided. All made for an excellent afternoon. I wouldn't hesitate to have another event here!

Really disappointing room and sadly we were not the only ones. Broken tiles laying across the…read morebathroom floor, safety hazard and repairs not completed with access panels laying on the floor. Don't get room 317, the ice machine is right next to the adjoining wall. The ice machine was so loud it can be heard down the hallway. Service was shamefully not willing to help out anyone.

This one is good for its price point (around $100/nt for my stay). I'm tempted to "meehhhhhhh" it…read morebut I won't, I'm going to compare it to others in its class. I've also stayed in the TownPlace Suites in Findlay, the sister Marriott budget that's actually got suites. This location has hotel rooms. My mini fridge is the mini-est you can get without being a 6 pack electric cooler; barely fits a standard styrofoam takeout box. This isn't an impressive location for a Fairfield, nor is it a good location. It's on the corner of a busy 5-lane highway, next to the Kroger/Walmart and surrounded by a Honda dealership. The visual clutter and distraction of the dealership decor (big, tall tinsel at the time of my visit) made it visually challenging to figure out the parking lot entry on the first approach. Getting back out to the main highway is challenging, not super straightforward; either (1) you take a left out of parking and contend with Kroger patrons (both turning in and turning out) in your attempt to turn left onto the artery street less 100 yards from the traffic light, or (2) to turn right onto the main highway you go right out of parking into what feels like an alley, behind some buildings, and try to remember to turn just after the building instead of going too far and getting trapped in that parking lot. Neither option is a good one. The run-on sentence was making a point, and it was worth it. Inside: similar to the local TownPlace, not super inviting. There's no pull through entrance. You'll need to park in a space and walk in. It's rather dark inside, an effect of both the lack of lighting and a dark blue camo looking carpet. If poor lighting is a problem for you it's probably worth looking at another hotel (I don't recall the TownPlace being dark, but it's been a couple months). The room is basic and functional. There's an iron, full size ironing board, hair dryer. Little modular closet is fine for a week. There is a standalone 2-drawer bench that can - and should - double as a luggage rack since there's not one in the room. The bed is foam and soft, so check other places for spring mattresses if you need something firm. I use a super slim pillow and one of the 4 on my king bed was suitable. They are all 4 different so there should be something for everyone. Already mentioned the fridge is the teeniest size. Microwave is comparably small. Coffee machine is tiny with lots of single use plastic trash involved, so if you actually drink coffee maybe head downstairs or to a coffee shop instead (there's a breakfast/brunch place in the building just east of Fairfield, about 50 steps away, opens at 7).

This is a very well run hotel in a great location in Findlay. Walking distance to several…read morerestaurants and stores. Easy to locate at a major intersection. The building is older, but was recently completely remodeled and looks great. The rooms are nicely done and very clean. They are also very quiet, thanks to the obvious solid construction years ago. The sink area is a bit small, but that's a minor thing. Staff was very friendly. Breakfast was great and the dining room nicely done. Overall this is a wonderful place to stay if you're in the area.

They called me around 4pm asking when I would be checking in ONE HOUR after I booked online. Said I…read moream going to a horse show. They asked if I could check in before I went to the show. I got my card did not to the room Big mistake. Got to the hotel and the dead bolt (Room 134) did not work - no way to lock the door that is outside by the express way, The fitted sheet BLOOD splatter on it!!!!! The bathtub would not stop dripping and I didn't use the shower/tub. Toilet had so much TP before I tried to use it. The office was closed & I had to get new Hotel room elsewhere. The lady at the office was beyond rude tell me I should have called to get the blood splatter sheets changed.. uh what # and What about not able to lock the door and OLD BLOOD!!

I decided to get a room when driving down to Findlay this time since I wanted to spend more time…read morewith my fellow yelper, and not have to sit in traffic all the way back. Granted, Findlay itself doesn't have a lot going for itself, but it does have a few hotels and some food to eat, so I was good. I don't know what this hotel used to be but it's a Sure Stay now. Prices were lots cheaper then surrounding hotels and still within the city limits and not a far drive from Main street, dinner and the expressway. The room itself was $60, which is cool and half the price of the other places in town. Pulling in, it's an older motel and looks a bit tired on the outside. I think the owners and staff here are trying to revamp it, so that's good to know. The gentleman who checked me in was super nice, helpful and even gave me an upgrade to two queen beds AND let me check in half an hour early. The room itself is has been upgraded with all new items. Very well done! New paint, bedding, paintings on the wall, larger flat screen TV, microwave and fridge, etc. I had fresh towels and let me tell you, the place was quiet! No screaming children, weirdos lingering or any questionable behaviors. I felt safe here as a single traveler, which is important. I only have two issues with my experience. First, the fridge in the room was newer, but kept making a funny sound. It got rather annoying when I was trying to sleep and when I woke up. Minor? sure. It's not the end of the world. I could've asked for a room transfer but I was already settled in and only staying one night. Secondly, the outside needs more attention and upgrades. Yes, the rooms are great, but it needs more than paint. I sense their working on it, but between the weird fridge noises and the exterior needing some attention, I docked a star. Overall, a great experience and I would be back. The place is nice, affordable and if you're on a road trip, check this place out.

Surprised that there haven't been any more recent reviews on this hotel. My first time staying at a…read moreCountry Inn and Suites and it was very pleasant. Note that this hotel was RECENTLY RENOVATED, so feel free to disregard any bad reviews from years ago. Check in was quick and efficient. Staff pleasant and helpful. Room was clean and quiet, even on a Saturday night. Bed was VERY comfortable. Breakfast was everything I wanted--eggs, ham, biscuits/gravy, French toast strips, cereal, oatmeal, muffins, coffee , juice. Price was cheaper than other nearby hotels. I intend to return here on my next visit to Findlay.

This worked perfectly for us. Needed a Pet Friendly place to stop on our drive from Atlanta to…read moreMackinaw. Looked at some other places at this exit, then decided to try this. Great choice. Reasonable rate for a nice room. $25 pet fee, still made it a better price than the other pet-pet friendly hotel we often choose. Room was clean, had additional vanity outside the bathroom. Plenty of outdoor space, indoor pool and outdoor, afternoon-shaded patio area. Sidewalks around the area and a tiny (1/10th mile) but nice walking path. Next door to Outback, so easy walk to dinner. Staff was pleasant and helpful. Good hot breakfast for do it yourself. Real plates and flatware. Everything was fresh and there was a friendly attendant to keep things that way and to clear dirty dishes. Will keep this in mind for next trip.

Stayed here New Years night. Room next door was having a very loud party. When I complained to…read morethe front desk, they asked them to quiet down but shortly after they were noisy again. Ultimately had to leave the hotel, tried to talk to management about this but they did nothing. No credit, no reduced bill, nothing.

If I could give this hotel a ZERO, I would!!…read more I used Priceline to book this hotel while at home in California; it stated "No Refunds". That alone should've given me a clue that this was bad. Due to a family death, I had to be in Findlay during April 24-27, 2025. There was some event in Findlay, as all the normal inexpensive hotels were over-priced and over-booked. While I'd never stayed at this Red Roof Inn, I thought they had a "decent" brand name, so it would be OK for a few days. NOT the Case!! I had some questions about my stay. Because I could never connect with this hotel via telephone, I stopped by to speak with the Manager. So glad I did, because I saw drug activity in the parking lot. That said, I didn't want to stay there--my rental car would likely be broken into. When I tried to enter the front entryway, there was a homeless person sitting on its steps, so I had to walk around him. No offense to him, but I already didn't feel safe with the drug activity I'd seen at 12pm noon in the parking lot!! I waited at the front desk for almost 1.5 hours and NO Attendant whatsoever! I saw the Gen'l Mgr's business card, so I called him & no answer. I left a Voicemail--he NEVER returned my call! For my safety, I wanted to cancel my stay! Thankfully, a cousin of mine let me stay at her house, even though she had many other relatives staying there. Once I returned home, I called Priceline twice. They tried to work something out with the Gen'l Mgr, however he would NOT BUDGE!! That shows you he's NOT a good business man. I didn't stay there at all & he certainly took all my $243!! PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE do yourselves a favor and NEVER stay here! The worst place ever & the Gen'l Mgr does NOT care about you, the customer. Stay AWAY!!

it's graduation and baseball tournament weekend you would figure that they would staff based on…read morewhat is going on and their occupancy. I check in yesterday and so far had to go down to the desk on 3 different times for new keys. I was told to keep them far away from anything that is magnetic so we did, that did not work. Today we had to go on a search for someone who worked here, good thing they put a sign up!! the young women said she was the front desk agent, engineer and house keeping today. So needless to say no one cleaned or replaced towels in the room (which is what I needed). the entire hotel could use a overall but typically they have good service. we shall see how the rest of my stay goes.

Walked in and was assisted right away. They have a pond in the back and the front desk clerk…read moreoffered me a fishing pole to try my luck in the pond. Never had that offered before so of course I said yes. This is also within walking distance to several restaurants. Everything was great and made for a wonderful evening in Findlay.

Extremely accommodating, friendly staff. I am a traveling nurse whom works very odd hours and the…read morestaff permitted me atypical check in and check out times. Rooms have all been clean and comfortable. Location in the business district, so all your needs are very close by. I highly recommend and I thank this staff for taking care of my unique needs.

The person that checked me in was rude! Then I get my room key and go to my room, walk in and…read moresmelled musty in there. It was awful! Couldn't get another room and had to stay in the stinky room. The tv is situated where you can not see it from the bed The breakfast was less than stellar. It was the same options all three days I was there and boring. I stay at a LOT of Marriott properties and this ranks as one of the worst I've stayed at. Needless to say I won't stay there again.