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

When my fiance and I decided to visit his grandparents in Berne, we figured we'd stay in the guest…read moreroom of their retirement community. However, it was booked, so we had two options of where to stay: Schug House or a hotel. The hotel is newer and was $70+ and Schug House was historic and cost around $45. We thought it would be charming and a great value, and that's what we got! When I made the reservation, the owner was really friendly and helpful. She even gave us permission to invite the grandparents to breakfast! Without charging us! We didn't know what time of night we'd get in, so she said she'd leave directions on the door. We didn't have to worry about being locked out. We found our room, which was full of antiques. The bed was very comfortable and everything was very clean. Most B&Bs don't have spacious rooms because they are in old homes, and this was no exception. But it was just fine for the two of us. We loved the room. The only thing that we didn't like was the window air conditioning, again a throwback to the historic building. It was a little noisy. But the inn was pretty quiet overall. We didn't hear the neighbors. The breakfast was really good! I wasn't expecting that much because we were told that it was fruit, cheese and 3 types of baked goods. It was very filling though. We started with a fruit cup. The baked goods were croissants, a breakfast bread (not sure of the kind), and coffee cake. Fresh and delicious. There was OJ, juice and tea. Also, cereal. The cheese was also yummy. I had a lot of it! Ha! They eat family style here, so be ready to mingle with other guests. Breakfast is served until 10, which is nice if you want to sleep in. Did I mention the great price of this place? I'm still surprised for what we got!! If you're looking for a charming place with friendly owners & workers and a yummy breakfast, make a reservation! My fiance's family said they are going to stay here now whenever they visit because it's not much more than the guest room at the retirement community and has much more charm plus breakfast. We definitely will stay there next year on our annual visit as well!

The house is beautiful, the rooms are comfortable, and the breakfast is delicious. Mrs. Minch is…read morevery friendly and welcoming. All this for less than the cost of a chain hotel - what's not to love? Very highly recommended.

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.

A great resort for extended stay in this nice area, and the price is very reasonable for what you…read moreget. The full kitchen is great! On our last stay we scoped out the cookware and tableware on arrival; one or two items were missing but a call to the office brought them quickly. Just bear in mind if you want more coffee pods or towels the office is 9 to 5. We just stocked up the first day. A nice grocery store is about one mile away so you can get your eggs and et cetera. So nice to cook breakfast on a sunny summer morning. The rear doors open to a little patio with chairs and table, right by the fishpond. Unfortunately there is not a screen door so if you want the nice breeze coming in, the bugs will come too. There is no awning so if it's raining and you want a smoke you need an umbrella. Very clean, notably the flooring and the carpet which feels great to walk on with bare feet. Plenty of electric outlets, but no charger ports, so plan accordingly. They have have this crazy "Xumo TV" with streaming services galore and it also picks up broadcast/antenna channels, but no cable. The rooms have comfortable furnishings and beautiful large photo prints of nature and the lake area. Full size dressers and big closets. Washer and dryer with provided detergent. The bathtub has one side grab bar for in and out. It's just one step up to enter front door but it is a small step (in atea) so a wee bit precarious. Surprised there is not a small rail. I believe there's at least one unit with no steps, for accessibility.

I took my daughter and 1 year old grandson back to Celina for the weekend to visit family and…read morefriends. Having lived in Celina all my life, this was the only place I considered, having known the Romers and what a fantastic reputation they have. I'd heard the villas were really nice, but didn't know they were exceptionally furnished and comfortable down to the smallest details of dish soap, shampoo, etc. They were kind enough to give us an extra half day for packing all the baby necessities after his nap before getting back on the road. We'll be staying here again. Great people, great staff. All you have to do is ask, and they are willing to make your stay perfect. Highly recommend. A++++++++++++

A great room, a great view and a quiet locale…read more We stayed here one night while up from Atlanta for a funeral in nearby St. Mary's. This stay added 20 minutes to our return trip, but was worth every second of extra driving. Room 201 was spacious, well-laid out, with a walk-in shower (no tub). Sink outside of bathroom so one could use toilet/shower while another used sink. Easily navigable. Clean and comfy. The balcony was perfect. Two chairs and nothing but a quiet street and a sidewalk between you and the lake. Also, a cool little jetty you can walk on just down the street a bit. Close to downtown Celina, close enough to hear live music coming across the water and just a couple minutes to some good food and drink options. Pricier than other hotels, and no continental breakfast, but a great place to stay and some nice breakfast places close by. Worth a return visit.

This is a lovely little independent hotel. I've never stayed in an independent hotel before and…read morethis made for a great experience. Coworker and I were coming to the hotel a bit late from field work, and Myles at the front desk actually called me to make sure we could check in if we arrived after the office closed. We were only a few minutes away when he called but that was so thoughtful and considerate I really appreciated that. Myles also gave some great recommendations for site seeing around GLSM.

This review is for the motel portion of this business. The Dairy King restaurant portion was…read moreclosed for the season. Hubby and I were pleasantly surprised with our room. We were a little bit unsure about staying at a little private hotel...not sure what to expect from a non-name brand place...especially concerned about cleanliness. We needed a place to stay on short notice, though, on Christmas Day when weather cancelled our campground reservation. We called the hotel number and easily made a reservation. Even though it was Christmas Day, the staff was flexible with our check in time and very accommodating. This is an older hotel with individual doors that open to a breezeway, no interior hallways or common lobby. Our room was VERY clean, though, which made me very happy. Actually probably one of the cleanest hotels we have ever stayed in. No dirt even in the corners of the bathroom. Furniture was in good condition, and the bed was comfortable. It was quiet at night, but not sure if that is typical, as we were the only guests and the restaurant/drive thru was closed for the season. Things we loved: Pleasant and helpful staff, very clean and spacious room, comfortable bed. Quiet heating system (not a typical noisy unit like most hotels). There were microwave, refrigerator, and coffee maker available in our room Little things that we loved not so much...couldn't adjust our individual room temperature....although we could request that the office adjust it. The shower pressure was adequate, but could be better and the tub drain was a little slow. The door locked with key with only a doorknob lock (which was kind of loose) and a chain, no deadbolt....although this was not a big city where we felt particularly unsafe. My guess is that locks are not generally needed in this community. Credit cards accepted, but have an up charge. We would, without hesitation, stay here again.

Stopped by today for the Pizza Special - Excellent !!! Two slices of freshly made (non frozen )…read morepizza, a breadstick, and a drink. Great Value. Thank You ... not over - We than walked around the block and came back for a strawberry/vanilla twist soft cone. Definitely worth a visit or two, or three, or...

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!

Everything was great. One thing I would request however was for a little warmer pool. Definitely…read morechilly and kids only swam for about 45 minutes before they couldn't swim any longer. Staff was great and breakfast was wonderful. Just wish the pool was kept warmer.

My wife and I recently had the opportunity to travel to Ohio, and while there we had the pleasure…read moreof dining with friends at Silas, located on the corner of Main Street and Center Street. From the moment we walked in, we were impressed. The restaurant is absolutely beautiful -- warm, inviting, and thoughtfully designed. The food was nothing short of amazing. I ordered the Applewood smoked 22oz ribeye, which was cooked perfectly and packed with incredible flavor. It came with a salad topped with a truly outstanding dressing that complemented the meal perfectly. My wife chose the double smashed cheeseburger, and she couldn't stop talking about how delicious it was -- juicy, flavorful, and cooked just right. For dessert, we were lucky enough to try several creations made by Kim Davis, and they were phenomenal. The pecan pie was rich and perfectly balanced, the upside-down cake served with vanilla ice cream and pistachio crumb was both comforting and elevated, and the coffee crème brûlée paired with chocolate ice cream was an unforgettable finish to the evening. Overall, it was an amazing dining experience from start to finish. If you find yourself in Ohio, this is a place you absolutely don't want to miss.

Versailles, Ohio is a quintessential small town. It's clean surroundings and homey buildings are…read moreeasy to miss if you're passing through town. Hotel Versailles is an outlier here. Its sleek lines and modern structure stand out among the modest buildings that surround it. Every inch of its interior and exterior are detailed in lavish sophistication. We stayed in the Spa Suite- a beautiful, spacious room with a deep soaking tub perfect for relaxing. Snacks, drinks and card games are within easy reach, tempting you from their station on the oversized desk (for a charge, of course). We skipped slipping into our robes and ordering room service and went down to the hotel bar instead. The bar offers a number of handcrafted cocktails, I was so conflicted about which to order that I told the bartender I would just go down the list- and she happily obliged. Dinner hadn't quite started yet so we ordered food from a limited lunch menu and made friends with the bar patrons. After all, it's still a small town and everyone around is incredibly friendly. Unfortunately, due to my overly enthusiastic cocktail buffet, I didn't make it to dinner. Luckily, I had a gorgeous room to stumble back to, and when I woke up, the minibar snacks and drinks truly saved my night. I absolutely think you get great value for the price of a stay here. You get the sophistication of a luxury hotel without the steep price and pretentiousness that you'd find at a similar hotel in a bigger city. I can't wait to return!