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I was in Sharonville for the AAU games, in Hamilton, Ohio. The travel Inn, was a 20 minute drive to Spooky Nook location! The price per night was in my budget! The condition of the hotel was not! The blank had holes in them! The blankets on the bed were over used! The only thing I like about the room was the air conditioning!

This was an OK place for a single guy traveling on business on the cheap.

Fitted sheet would not stay on the mattress. Polowws are small thin and hard. Bathroom hade burn marks on tub, toilet had blood or red paint on the seat. It was one night so we dealt with it but never again. Stay away

Never again

Avoid. The owners are rude, disrespectful and arrogant. They treat people like they are the guards and people staying there are in a prison. Dirty rooms, dirty grounds, tenants living at the hotel just sit ouside their rooms gawking at every one. Do not stay, the city should condemn this property and the owners should be fined for maintaining a common nuisance.

I was kicked out they said for making racist comments on a review I done on another hotel....I told the truth and now I guess I'm being retaliated against because I spoke out about the shadiness of some of these hotels and greedy crooked hotel managers to be honest some of these hotels are outdated ran down and borderline unhealthy and they need to be cracked down on.walkways that are hanging on by a prayer hazards of all kinds rude staff overcharging on price and unhealthy environments.like I said and I'm going to stand on it the federal government needs to crack down on the slum hotels and owners and managers owners.its going to be tragic sooner or later mark my words.oh and if any of the hotels I made a bad review about I have receipts on what I'm saying.pictures credit card receipts videos and other proof to prove I'm not just talking.

It was a cool motel

The hotel had a charming vintage nautical theme throughout, with antique lanterns, rope decor, and ocean-view balconies. Each room was named after a famous ship, which added a personalized and historic touch. The staff was genuinely warm and welcoming—every interaction felt personal. My room was spotless and had a cozy reading nook by the window. The complimentary breakfast included freshly baked pastries and local honey, which was a lovely surprise. The rooftop bar had a great atmosphere with live acoustic music at night. Parking was limited and not included, which was a hassle during peak hours. Also, the walls were a bit thin—I could hear hallway chatter in the mornings

It wasnt very clean , and the pillows were terrible!

It was kinda cheap but unaccommodating for late check out had to pay for a whole extra night when i checked out at 100pm. Phone wasn't even able to be plugged into the wall and couldn't access Internet either.

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Horrible smell in the room. Not a place for younger kids. People banging on doors in the middle of the night.

Its affordable

Nice management

When booked online for a cheaper rate, upon arrival the guy at the desk still made me pay a $15 fee and didn’t explain what for. Basically booked online for $45 and ended up paying more at the property. They wanted a deposit which I really don’t understand why, considering their rooms are disgusting. Nasty stuff all on the walls, dirty carpet, dirty bathrooms. Curtain would not shut all the way. Bed was extremely uncomfortable and was very itchy even though no bedbugs were seen. Definitely would not recommend this place at all, especially if you have small kids and are OCD about cleanliness because this is not the place.

I never checked in my room and didn't receive a refund

The staff was very rude

Just needs a microwave and refrigerator in the room.

That was the nastiest hotel I have ever been to. It was so bad that I left. I felt like I needed a shower when I left there. It reminded me of a run down drug running hotel on tv. So gross.