Hostels in Ohio, United States

A motel, just off the road! Breakfast is average, but can meet the basic needs, mainly bread, surprise is to do waffle, drinks: coffee, juice, and cereals and yogurt! Very close to the gas station, walk for 5 minutes; drive 10 minutes from Wal-Mart, 24 hours, great, everything! Suitable for driving, parking is convenient!

I stayed here twice recently - once heading west and then heading back home. It was convenient to the highway, which was one feature that I was looking for. On my way out there, I was on the phone with the day desk to relay that I might be getting in a bit late, but wasn't sure if I could make it due to snow on the way, etc. He was very professional and courteous and helpful on the phone - it almost made me feel like a friend. When I got in at night, the night clerk was courteous, and everything went well. The room was no frills, and the bed a bit firm, but I slept well with no issues. The room was clean and served its purpose. The staff were good, as the day guy I talked to on the phone was at the desk in the morning and remembered that I was having difficulty in getting there the evening before. I also got a coffee from the coffee bar set up in the lobby to get me on the road. As I was quite satisfied with the room and staff and location - I reserved a room for 2 weeks later upon my return. I upgraded to one with a fridge and microwave since I had food with me. This also had a little writing desk, which I found useful. Again, staff were courteous - the day guy remembered me and greeted me, and the cleaning woman the next morning was very friendly and said that she remembered me from my earlier stay. As it was convenient, courteous and clean, I will be staying here again as I travel through Ohio.

I enjoyed my stay, and also it was very convenient for my situation.

(Super Late Post) I'd never been to a hostel before going to the Wayfairing Buckey Hostel. I wasn't sure what to expect but I needed a place to stay for 4 days. Don't get me wrong, there is a possibility that you could have some interesting folks staying there as people are people. I stayed in the room that had a bunk... and another set of rooms off that room. I didn't like that those people had to come through my room to get to their room (which was an attic type bungalow). But I guess that is Hostel Life for the lack of better terms. The people that were there when I was there were really cool and we got to hang out in Columbus. We cooked meals and watched Netflix together (not your typical ”Netflix and Chill” but certainly a humble good time). I actually made a friend from New Zealand that I plan to visit in the future! Overall, the stay was comfortable. Bring your hygiene products (soap, shampoo), your own towels, DISINFECTANT spray (can never be too clean and disinfected in the bathroom), food etc. Like living in a college dorm room.

Not bad place to stay. Desk person could be a little friendlier but they weren't rude either. Room itself was clean and made up nice. Would stay here again for sure. Only negative thing I can think of is the lack or any type breakfast. Have vending machines but they are not working.

Ok. No deposit required! No using your 100 dollars for a month or so until they decide to return it. This place is very clean and nice. Everything worked and it was a very nice stay. We will be going to Cleveland for my daughters’ health needs and we’ve found our place to stay.

If you're looking for a good, reasonably priced sleep and go hotel while traveling, give this one a look. I like rather firm mattresses, so I slept well here, as they are firm and comfortable. The proximity to the Turnpike is nice, and there are lots of stores, food, and gas around - even walking distance. As I've seen others comment, the staff is super friendly and go out of their way to give off a positive impression and accommodate where they can. They work hard. The property itself shows its age a bit, but is by no means rundown. And, as previously mentioned, the staff is continuously working to improve everything. Also, as others have pointed out, the breakfast is a bit lacking, but there are a few items - mostly carbs though. Other options are very close by. Would I stay here again? Yes.

I called this hotel before commuting into the Dayton International Airport to confirm that they provided transportation to and from the airport. They said they did. When I arrived at the airport and called them, they said that they could not get ahold of their driver to come pick me up. It was a $15.95 Uber ride to the hotel. They did not offer reimbursement. The room was okay, about what I expected for a Clarion Inn. Breakfast was standard hotel breakfast. Location is good for proximity to a park with hiking/running/biking trails, restaurants, and grocery store. I went for a run before checking out and needed a shower. The shower provided a trickle of water. I ended up turning on the tub faucet and laying on the tub floor to rinse my hair out. It was far from ideal. I requested a refund for 50% of cost of my stay at checkout as the main purpose one usually stays at a hotel is for a comfortable bed and a warm shower. I did not get the latter. The front desk attendant told me she did not have the authority to make that decision and directed me to email a video of the showerhead's performance to the hotel manager and gave me an email address. I did this while standing there. I followed up 48 hours later after receiving no response. I have attempted to call this hotel numerous times since this stay and no one answers the phone. I contacted corporate Choice Hotels and they apologized for this franchise owners lack of attention by giving me 8000 points to use toward a stay at one of their other hotels. Most hotels in this area require 12-20,000 points for a free nights stay. A month has passed with no response from this hotel. The morning I left, the hotel driver was there. He was a kind, older gentleman. He told me that they never called him the day before to come get me. He insisted I sit in the front seat of the van as it had an airbag and he wanted me to be safe. He would not accept a tip for handling my bags. He was the highlight of my stay. Good conversation and sense of humor.

I enjoyed my stay, and also it was very convenient for my situation.

I called this hotel before commuting into the Dayton International Airport to confirm that they provided transportation to and from the airport. They said they did. When I arrived at the airport and called them, they said that they could not get ahold of their driver to come pick me up. It was a $15.95 Uber ride to the hotel. They did not offer reimbursement. The room was okay, about what I expected for a Clarion Inn. Breakfast was standard hotel breakfast. Location is good for proximity to a park with hiking/running/biking trails, restaurants, and grocery store. I went for a run before checking out and needed a shower. The shower provided a trickle of water. I ended up turning on the tub faucet and laying on the tub floor to rinse my hair out. It was far from ideal. I requested a refund for 50% of cost of my stay at checkout as the main purpose one usually stays at a hotel is for a comfortable bed and a warm shower. I did not get the latter. The front desk attendant told me she did not have the authority to make that decision and directed me to email a video of the showerhead's performance to the hotel manager and gave me an email address. I did this while standing there. I followed up 48 hours later after receiving no response. I have attempted to call this hotel numerous times since this stay and no one answers the phone. I contacted corporate Choice Hotels and they apologized for this franchise owners lack of attention by giving me 8000 points to use toward a stay at one of their other hotels. Most hotels in this area require 12-20,000 points for a free nights stay. A month has passed with no response from this hotel. The morning I left, the hotel driver was there. He was a kind, older gentleman. He told me that they never called him the day before to come get me. He insisted I sit in the front seat of the van as it had an airbag and he wanted me to be safe. He would not accept a tip for handling my bags. He was the highlight of my stay. Good conversation and sense of humor.

the room service was great they were very nice and made sure everything was handled good there were some days it got roudy but other than that overall my experience was pretty good.

A motel, just off the road! Breakfast is average, but can meet the basic needs, mainly bread, surprise is to do waffle, drinks: coffee, juice, and cereals and yogurt! Very close to the gas station, walk for 5 minutes; drive 10 minutes from Wal-Mart, 24 hours, great, everything! Suitable for driving, parking is convenient!

Ok. No deposit required! No using your 100 dollars for a month or so until they decide to return it. This place is very clean and nice. Everything worked and it was a very nice stay. We will be going to Cleveland for my daughters’ health needs and we’ve found our place to stay.

My child is studying at Case Western Reserve, so I booked this hotel. This hotel is in the city of Cleveland, about 5 kilometers away from Case. The hotel is also located in the school area, opposite the various buildings of Cleveland State University. The hotel has a large parking lot and multiple dining facilities nearby, which makes it convenient to eat. The hotel itself provides breakfast in the morning, which is simple and effective. The hotel itself is on Euclid Street, and Case Western Reserve is also on the same street, so it is convenient to drive all the way down. The accommodation experience is still good.

The room that was arranged at the beginning did not even hit, but the front desk gave the room a lot. The traffic is very convenient, just off Highway 90, not far from the beach of Lake Erie. The breakfast was average, the cake was sticky and it was difficult to swallow.

The only good thing about this hotel was the staff. Everyone was friendly and knowledgeable. We were treated with kindness and made to feel welcome. Now the rest of the visit...this was the worst hotel I have ever stayed at. It was part of a package deal that included tickets to the Rock and Roll HOF which is the only reason we booked it. The landscaping had not been maintained and was basically an overgrown jungle. We had a total of 3 rooms for our group. Every room had multiple issues but I will list them all together: no cups, no coffee, no cream/sugar, mold in the bathroom, no ice bucket, hair dryer and coffee maker that didn't work (hair dryer actually shot out sparks), a twin size blanket on a queen bed, broken lock on room door....I could go on but I think you understand our disappointment.