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The hotel is recently renovated and everything is new. The hallway is clean and smells good.

The Pros Easy access from the highway. Pool table and community table near the bar area. They accept pets if your pet is traveling with you. No noise even though we had “neighbors”. Rooms set up nice with little eating table with little booth. Can probably fit 3 adults. The stay posted on my Bonvoy app within 3 days after check out. Cons No hot breakfast like the Alofts I’ve stayed in Europe. No upgraded room even when they have 4 King Suites and 3 cars in the whole parking lot. (We stayed on Christmas Eve). So if you’re a Titanium or above, they don’t upgrade. Non pet room had a not so great smell. Needs some air freshener. Stayed on the top floor and water never got hot. Only barely warm. Too cold for a shower. Higher charge for King room than 2 Queens. No bartender on Sundays, maybe an ordinance for the area (???) We only stayed for one night per reservation.

This hotel is located in West Chester, Ohio, which is in the Cincinnati suburbs and houses a mall and IKEA! So of course the location is great and there are tons of excellent hotels! This one just so happened to be the cheapest, decent hotel so I selected it! If I’m being honest, $85.00 would have been a great deal, but I ended up paying way over 100 bucks which made it more expensive than the other hotels here! That’s because breakfast isn’t included, and is, get this, $34.00 for 2 people. The worst part, it wasn’t even that good! On the bright side, every employee I talked to were pleasant, the pool, fitness center, and business center were all nice! Like all Marriot-Bonvoy locations, there is a small store in the lobby! Parking is plentiful and having the front doors be automatic is always nice! There are two, speedy elevators, and even though I was staying on the 5th floor, which is the top floor, I never had to wait too long! Now for the rooms, tiny comes to mind. When you walk in, you see how cramped it really is! In terms of secturity, along with the outside doors requiring a key card, there is a deadbolt and latch lock as well as a peephole and clearly readable fire map! The restroom is off to the right as you first walk in and is the highlight of the room! The sink is large and the toilet is off in its own little area! The shower was amazing with fogged glass doors, beautiful tile, a marble seat, and awesome product and pressure! The entry way was decent and house a mini fridge, microwave, coffee maker, and ice bucket, which is always nice! Be careful, the night stand sticks out into the entry way and is bad about busting knees.The bed is parallel to you and is comfortable and there are plenty of outlets and storage around the bed! It is important to know that the bed is cramed in and lacks space on the side! There is a couch in front of the bed next to the window that was comfortable and pulled out into a bed! The sofa bed was ridiculously uncomfortable unfortunately! There was a dirty lamp with a power port above the sofa! Going along the left side of the room is a panel of built in furniture! The closet is decent with lots of clever storage solutions, though the floor was rather dirty! There is a nice smart T.V and a chest of drawers! Why do hotels love to cram all of the sofa bed linens in drawers. This means that it’s always a game of if there clean or not! The desk is nice and well lit with plenty of power, but it was rather sticky on the bottom and the chair was full of crumbs! The biggest problem I have with the room was that the carpet was disgusting! The view was nothing special, just of the Residence Inn next door, and the HVAC did work well! The room is really dark, however I was able to work around this by point the desk lamp up! Be warned, the hot water gets very, very hot! Overall, a decent hotel, though with all of the little issues adding up and the steep breakfast, I can’t say I’d recommend the hotel considering all of