Looking for a place to stay for the night, this place was 2/3 of the way to our destination. Make…read morethe turn by Bob Evans and then there is a road that leads to the hotel. Our room was clean and spacious. There was sufficient outlets to charge devices. Microwave and refrigerator (large one by hotel standards) present. Coffee and tea bar available 24 hours. Good hot breakfast and on this day crispy bacon which was appreciated. Nice touch having sealed cups by the water fountain near the elevator on the first floor. There is a small business center as well as fitness center. Service was friendly.

Terrible service with front desk lady's, my sentences were cut off, they were extremely rude to me…read moreand my party, one person in my party also in a meeting and they failed to accommodate to that. Very little to no effort to do their job and that's where the landscaping people stepped in and did it for them. They shouldn't have had to do 2 jobs at once but unfortunately with this staff they had to. No appreciation for military members I guess..

This is a fine place to rest your head along the way. There aren't many choices in Bucyrus, and I…read moretrust the Quality Inn name (I belong to the rewards program) so I pulled in. The property is newly remodeled, the lobby is welcoming and so is the staff! It's located just off the new US 30 exit for Ohio highways 4, 19, and 100. My room was large and comfortable, the air conditioning was on when I came in so the environment was cool. There is a refrigerator, microwave, ironing board and iron, a large flat-screen TV, one of those silly little one-cup coffee makers (that I didn't use since the lobby was just a few steps away) and a digital alarm clock with extra-large numbers so I could tell the time without my glasses. There's lots of parking, although getting into the parking lot is a little like playing Uncle Wiggly. (It's behind the Bob Evans restaurant.) Once you find your way in here, it's a fine place. My rate was under $100 and I would stay here again if I was traveling the Lincoln Highway. BTW, if you've never been to Bucyrus, take a few minutes and go downtown to see this quaint, Midwestern town. There is a mural by Eric Grohe that depicts the Bucyrus of days gone by. It's so realistic, a friend of mine tried talking to the people leaning on a windowsill until he realized it was a painting! Besides, this is the only place IN THE WORLD that is named Bucyrus.

As a truck driver we like to have a nice break. But is not easy for us to find hotel that has truck…read moreparking and be friendly at the same time. This place has a place for our truck/trailer. The place is clean. Our room was nice, very clean. AC was working well and it was quiet. Pet friendly is a plus. Plenty grass for my mutt to exercise. Nice walk to restaurants and coffee shop. People working here are friendly.

The staff is very friendly and attentive to all your needs. The accommodations are luxurious and…read morecomfortable and what you would expect in a high end bed and breakfast. There are plenty of beautiful breathtaking views and vistas to behold throughout all hours of the day and evening. The farm has plenty of animals and activities. The staff are knowledgeable about the horses and are careful to match each potential rider with a horse of their skill. The horses are good tempered and well cared for. This is a peaceful serene getaway for the day, an overnight stay, or romantic weekends.

From the owner: Whether you are planning a family gathering, celebration or just want to have a little getaway with…read moreyour significant other, let Heartland Country Resort & Lodge be your destination of choice! Heartland Country Resort & Lodge offers the peace and quiet of a picturesque country setting that is perfect for whatever event you are planning. The Lodge offers a comfortable space in which to host meetings, reunions, church or work retreats, birthday parties, weddings, anniversaries, or other special events. The Lodge features an open floor plan that allows for large tables with bench seating, presentation space, and additional seating areas. It also includes a large kitchen, serving bar, a pool table, large flat screen TV, large stone fireplace, comfortable seating, 1.5 bathrooms, and a screened-in porch with patio furniture. With on-site lodging for up to 20 guests in our luxurious LOG CABIN with 3 individual villas and our beautifully decorated loft suite, you are sure to have the experience of a lifetime! The possibilities are infinite. Heartland Country Resort has been the site for both formal and informal weddings, anniversary celebrations, birthday parties, graduation parties, artist retreats, baby and bridal showers, class reunions, family gatherings, church and work retreats, business meetings, and so much more. For pricing and reservations please visit us at www.heartlandcountryresort.com.

This is a relatively new property in Marion. I think it has only been open 2-3 months. After…read moreturning off the main drag, there is a traffic light that marks the entrance to the parking lot, but it (the traffic light) has not been activated yet. There is not even a large sign that lets the public know that this hotel exists. I am quite impressed with this place. It is a three-story hotel with all the basic amenities of home; hence, the name..."My PlaceHotel". It has an adequate lobby that has sturdy seating (some sofas and low chairs as well as a couple of bistro sets) and a large tv. The check-in area reminded me more of a curved bar than a hotel desk reception area. Next to it is the convenience store/pantry, which offers a nice variety of items, from foods, pharmaceuticals, and even housewares. At check-in, I wondered why this store sold pots, pans and other kitchen items. My room amenities would later answer this question for me. Once we went into the room, we were greeted by a FULL-SIZE refrigerator & microwave, coffee maker, spacious cabinets and a small sink, complete with cloth towels, paper towels and liquid dish soap. All these things were in the kitchen area. WHAT?!?! For hanging clothes storage, there is a nice-sized closet that houses a full-size ironing board, iron, hangers and a large clothes basket. While the bathroom was not overly spacious, it had an adequate size and contained my personal favorite- Neutragena brand toiletries. The size of our room with 2 queen-size beds was a bit more spacious than the typical hotel room. There was actually ample space to walk between the end of the bed and the desk that is against the wall. In terms of space, It really seems like this room is wheelchair accessible even though it is on the 2nd floor. I hope the other rooms in the hotel have similar dimensions and spaciousness. For recreation, there is a covered picnic area with two charcoal grills, a few tables and numerous chairs. Since the hotel is pet-friendly, there are about four stations around the grounds that supply bags for you to clean up after your beloved pet. Let me repeat... I just cannot stress just how impressed I am with this property. It offers just about all the amenities of home including a friendly and helpful staff. I believe we have found the place that we will stay on our repeated trips to Marion.

I was heading back to NYC looking for a place to stay and this popped up. A few minutes out of the…read moreway but I sure am glad I stopped! New property with several perks! The grounds and building are spotless. The staff was nice and helpful. I'll definitely be looking for more of these in my travels. Only thing missing was the recliner it said that was in my room. Didn't need it.... Just haven't sat in one in years Book this property if you need a room. It's a bargain!!!

My husband and I stayed in the country oak loft suite at the Hideaway Inn on a hot August night…read more The area is serene and a beautiful quiet country setting. Our suite was beautiful and I loved the spiral staircase. I didn't think about the hot August weather when booking a loft suite so in hind sight the room would have been better suited for us during a cooler month. We enjoyed slipping into our robes and drinking cocktails on the porch rocking in the rocking chairs. It was a perfect, relaxing setting. We tried to utilize our jacuzzi tub but the well water was a little too yellow and smelly for me personally so we opted to skip that part and drive down the street to check out some local restaurants. The town is small and quaint and we found a great spot to grab some dinner and drinks that wasn't far from the Inn.

My husband and I recently stayed at Hideaway to celebrate our 18th wedding anniversary. We stayed…read morein the Smith room after being notified of a problem with the room we reserved. We arrived to find the room decorated with rose petals and candles, a bottle of wine, and chocolate covered strawberries, just for the room switch.The private balcony with hot tub was amazing and we were totally relaxed. I'm already looking at dates to return during the summer. We definitely will be back!

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

This place books up so you better plan ahead!…read more We booked this place a few weeks ahead of our trip and luckily had a room for two nights instead of the three over labor day weekend, but our fault for not planning ahead! The ROOMS We stayed in the Stables, in a room with two queens, we just ended up pushing them together in the middle of the room, which worked fine! The room itself is huge, nice big bathroom as well, with a big jacuzzi tub, so that's fun! The decor is nice and nicely diplayed. TV could be bigger to fill the wall, but is a fine size and we didn't really come to stay in the room & watch TV much anyways. I like the thoughtfulness of the two mini dasani waters in the mini fridge! That is super helpful bc the faucet water tastes very earthy. Not enough outlets, I will say that much. Need a power strip or something b/c the outlets near the beds are just kinda far from the bed and the outlets closer are used by the bedside lamps. So just kinda an inconvenience, but not a big deal. The TV and coffee maker also can't both be plugged in a the same time, so again, not enough outets it seems. The TV itself ... needs replaced. For the love of technology that thing is ancient! The remote didn't work well at all, it was the kind that has a million buttons and you have to figure out which buttons turn on the TV and which buttons turn on the actual service that allows you to watch the TV lol oh sheesh. Plus YOU CAN'T STREAM! We had to use our laptop to watch what we wanted to b/c the TV said it needed an ethernet cable to get hooked up to internet. So I did feel like I was at my grandmas house in terms of the TV technology, watching dish available programs like NCIS and the Drew Barymoore show.. -___- This was my actual one main gripe about the room and stay itself. Like the bathroom mini toiletries available. They def seem high quality, so that's nice! Like that the room comes with mini travel size shampoo, conditioner, lotion and a few makeup remover wipes as well as has larger size shampoo, conditioner and body wash attached to the shower wall. The towels could use some fabric softener, they were definitely stiff and rough. Toilet paper was angel soft, so that could be higher quality. Very rough. So it seems like some little details are thought of while others might be overlooked. The Stables themselves are in a quite good location actually, I do prefer how it is a bit away from everything and has super cute little seating area with string lights behind the building! WITH a little walking trail that circles around and up to the pool house. The CASTLE The Castle itself is super cute, I love how there's tons of paved walkways around the entire grounds. LOTS of beautiful plants and flower beds all around the grounds. The aesthetic is just beautiful. The lobby has coffee, tea, snacks and drinks for sale as well as some small nick nacks and toys as well. I DEF took advantage of their reasonably priced mini wines and sodas to grab for the room. AMENITIES Great amentiites, not too much not too little. Not too many amenities to make it a kid-palooza, which keeps it nice and quiet at pretty much all hours. We were here on a Labor Day weekend and it seems like everyone gets out and about to go hiking and do other things throughout the day time. We chose to stay on the castle grounds the entire stay, which was nice to not have to drive anywhere. Love that there's pickle ball courts, lots of paved walkways to get some exercise, nothing is tooooo far away from each other to feel like an actual workout lol. I love that there's a pool and hot tub on site for all cabin use. The mercantile shop attached to the grill is a nice touch! Also love that they sell lots of quirky nick nacks + local beers in single cans + the local wine as well! Maybe if there were just like one or two more little things to do on the grounds it would be perfect for those that really don't want to have to drive anywhere once on site. Maybe a few oversized yard cames somewhere, a lawn chess or ... some other little things to keep the castle dwellers occupied in the quiet time on the grounds. The Copper Mug itself was really awesome, so they'll get an extravagant review separately! But very happy with them, especially as the only restaurant available on site and most likely the best thing within anything close to a short driving distance. Overall Great stay! Few recommendations for little upgrades, just to put the cherry on top of the "luxury" adjective used in the description. Overall great place to stay, we will be back in the future to stay in the castle itself!

I really wanted to like this place as the grounds are beautiful…read more On the positive side, the staff was great and did what they could. The person working the front desk was friendly and looked like she was doing 3 jobs at once. The bartender was fast efficient and made great cocktails. Some of our concerns go to more managerial issues. As an example, the heat in our room did not work and our room was as cold as the outside. Being middle of January we were literally sitting in our rooms in hats, gloves and coats. The staff did bring up some space heaters to help raise the temperature, which eventually worked. The wine pairing dinner we attended was just ok, but at 70 dollars a person I would expect more than using small plastic cups for the pairings. The food itself was really good, so my compliments to the chef. If the room price was more reasonable and not 450 per night I would be less critical. The cost just didn't match the expectation

Positive: Conveniently located off I-71 close to a few fast food places and a country style buffet,…read morehotel has standard American breakfast spread, and onsite what looks like a fun pool/water park for kiddos.. Staff was pleasant and accommodating. Negative: If you have animal allergies AVOID this place, the smell of dog dander is very overwhelming. Rooms especially the carpet needs completely remodeled, the carpet was musty and felt sticky under shoes with socks it was filthy. One of our queen beds had a used lottery ticket in between the sheets. The shower head is very low, Im 5'4" and it was barely above my head. The bathroom sink was very slow draining . You can hear TV/neighbors conversations in the rooms (kids yelling etc.) Its not the worst place to stay but at 139.00 a night, Ive stayed at much cleaner for far less. Update your property.

Dated but the kids loved the waterpark!…read more We decided to stay in this hotel because of the fun pool they offered the kids. Upon check in you get wristbands for the pool. Our room was small but had two beds that overlooked the pool area. Of course we went right down to the pool. I was pleasantly surprised with how warm it was. It was nice there was a hot tub that overlooked the pool area. Plus a splash pad area and the slide was all the kids favorites. The biggest issue is it was very packed and not all the kids/families were friendly. We saw an argument between parents with inappropriate language for the young kids present. They have a pool monitor but they didn't do much other than randomly tell kids not to do something. I tried out the exercise room and it was adequate. The game room had several of the games out of order. Breakfast was filling but very busy. Be prepared to wait 20 minutes to make a waffle on busy days. It also is very loud in the pool area so when we tried to go to bed you could still here everyone since the pool clothes as 10. Just an fyi for those with young children.

Bathrooms access is not included in pricing. The owners of these hotels need to hold employees…read moreaccountable

Hotel is in a state of disrepair and is showing its age. It smells of musty humidity in the halls…read moreand rooms. The sauna was inoperable and padlocked shut. The hot tub has been filled in with concrete and is unusable. The pool was full of spiders. Overall dirty and unkept, including peeling paint, moisture damaged wood, and rust on many surfaces. Our room was ok except for the musky odor. Sheets were clean and continental breakfast was OK. Staff were helpful and polite.

We were visiting the Harding Presidential Museum in town and decided to stay at this hotel for the…read morenight. The rooms were very spacious as well as the bathrooms. The bed was comfy. The complimentary breakfast was good with very hot coffee. The front desk clerk was very nice.

This was one of the worst experiences I've ever had at a hotel. The worst, 'checkin experience'…read more It took 2 hours and could the woman could not figure out how to run a $10 card on a credit card. Being Sunday night she had no one to call. Finally got the manager, wrote down what she said and still couldn't get me checked in. She threw her arms in the air and said, I don't care about the $10 and gave me a key. The manager the next morning said Sorry. Oh ya, after I finally got checked in and settled in my room for about 15 minutes when.... The door was unlock with a key and someone walked in! He had been given my room