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Stayed on trip driving from East coast to Midwest with easy access off highway with plenty of restaurants and shopping nearby. The room was very clean and had adequate supplies. Easy check-in later in the night too! Did not try restaurant/ bar but was available both in the evening and am for breakfast.

I chose a hotel with a good rating and didn't let me down. The front desk staff was handsome and enthusiastic. Our family feels very comfortable

I grew up in this area, moving away 25 years ago. We sold my parents house last year and since then I've needed a hotel when back to visit friends and family. This was my second trip back in a hotel - and I would return here before I returned to the Residence Inn across the street. The pricing during my stay was ridiculous for the area - the front desk explained there was a dance competition in town that had all the hotels sold out at higher prices. The hotel was mostly families with teen and pre-teen girls. I was concerned about noise, but it generally wasn't an issue due a combination of a very loud air conditioning unit providing white noise and well behaved guests on my floor. While awake in the room I could hear people in the hallway and with the air conditioning off I could hear traffic on the nearby interstate. Neither kept me awake, but I could hear them. The shower and sink had great water pressure and the hottest water I've encountered in a hotel. It was wonderful not having to hurry through a lukewarm shower. Bottles of shampoo, conditioner and body wash in the shower. No lotion which was a disappointment. The room was clean - no issues there. The sofa bed was nice for relaxing and falling asleep watching TV. Basic satellite dish TV - disappointed no local regional sports network to watch the Guardians and/or Pirates. Two TVs in the King executive suite. The evening front desk attendant was very helpful and pleasant. Had the extra pillows I wanted when I returned to the hotel the first evening. Ah yes - the pillows. Based on my experience this hotel needs new pillows. If you like firm pillows, this is NOT the hotel for you. I like to sleep with my head elevated on pillows - even with 7 pillows this was not possible. Shame on me for not brining my own pillow from home to help, but these pillows were among the worst I've encountered in a hotel in a long time. Mattress was OK - but not the dreamy kind that has me pulling off the covers to see what I just slept in and would like to have at home. The room had a refrigerator, TV, microwave and coffee maker at the foot of the bed. Sounds great but there was only a single electrical outlet to plug in two at once. The microwave and coffee maker had the cords wrapped around them. I had to pull the fridge out to briefly plug in the microwave to heat up my leftover pizza. Breakfast was OK, but underwhelming. Hotels seem to want to go with the cheapest foods available these days. Same choices all 3 days - scrambled eggs, sausage patties and premade sandwiches. Oh for the days of bacon at hotel buffets. Again I prefer this hotel to the badly worn out Residence Inn across the street. I don't prefer this hotel enough to not give the nearby Hampton or Holiday Inn a shot at my business on my next return in a few months as I keep looking for a go-to hotel in the Boardman-Poland area. Replace the mattress and pillows in the rooms and you might have me return.

We were moved from another hotel to this hotel due to the visit by President Biden to East Palestine. Check-in was a breeze. Due to the changes in hotel we were comped for breakfast. The room was very clean, the hotel quiet at night and the bed very comfortable. The breakfast was Starbucks and was also delicious. If we ever needed to go to this area again, we would definitely stay here.

According to the manager, this property is now 15 or 16 years old. You'd never know it. The room -- including the bathroom -- is spotless and well laid out. The breakfast area is larger than most ”free breakfast” hotels and with a nice selection of eggs, sausage, cereal and breads. When both the families traveling with little kids AND the business people all like it, you are doing something right. Special thanks to the manager, Dan despite the fact that he is from Pittsburgh and probably supports that other, annoying, football team.