Hotels Tallmadge

„Overall a good experience staying here two nights in mid-week. The accommodations were nothing special but everything worked properly and staff was pleasant. I thought the price a little high, but it seemed in line with other comparable properties nearby. About a 45 minute drive to downtown Cleveland. One complaint: The carpet in the room was old and somewhat nasty looking. I hope when the hotel replaces it they'll go with vinyl plank flooring instead.“

„Rooms had an odor. 1st room I had wasn't even cleaned from last guest.“

„Für den Preis war die Auswahl des Frühstücks etwas zu teuer “

„The hotel itself was clean, as was the room and pool area. The beds were comfortable and the water pressure was good for a hotel shower. Check in and check out were smooth. Though there was quite a selection for breakfast, two of my kids got sick an hour after eating. I don’t know if things were improperly cooked (eggs, sausage, biscuits/gravy) or that the items were not fresh, but that a was big disappointment. As we went to load the van on check out morning, my 7yo got stung 7 times by a ...

„Cute little motel! The staff was helpful and friendly. Beds were comfortable, water pressure was great. Breakfast was truly grab and go- packaged muffins, honey buns etc. I would definitely stay again!“

„The hotel is beautiful and located conveintly downtown. You can walk to many restaurants and shops from the hotel. The room itself was clean and well maintained. However, I found the lighting to be poor. The lights by the bed were only 40 watts and made it difficult to read. I also felt the lighting in the bathroom was not sufficient. The staff was friendly and helpful and this is a great place to stay if you are visiting campus, especially if you are brining a prospective student to visit Kent ...

„Nettes Hotel. Wir waren zufrieden. “

„Clean room, helpful staff“

„easy to check in and out“

„preisgünstig; aber ungünstige Lage und etwas laut, Shuttle fährt ein paar mal pro Tag zur Metro, reicht aber nicht. Taxifahrer geben sich gerne ahnungslos und machen große Umwege.“