Hotels near 2nd Street Market, Dayton

Our son is marrying a girl from Beavercreek this fall, so we needed to visit the area to meet his future in-laws and discuss our/their plans, and try to schedule a restaurant for the rehearsal dinner. This hotel was one of many recommended. Out of the gate, though being a newer hotel, I felt that the front entrance was a bit inconspicuous. If it wasn't for the large covered area, the front doors were kind of plain. There was an outdoor seating area that was adjacent to the front door, and it was a bit difficult to separate the two. We made it inside though, and Zoe at the front desk was very pleasant and helpful. She was able to accommodate our request for a feather free room immediately. Pros: Very spacious room. Very clean. Every employee from the front desk worker, to the housekeeping and kitchen staff were very friendly and helpful. Very nice closet area with a full length mirror Nice sofa and ottoman Desk area with chair Bench along the window for seating or luggage Cons: Room was EXTREMELY DARK. Only small directional lamps never lighted the entire room sufficiently The heating/cooling system did not seem to be working properly. It always felt stuffy in our room. We never could get our temperature right. Bathroom was narrow and did not have sufficient counter space. Mattress was a bit too hard for my wife and I All in all, it was a very nice weekend and we got quite a bit accomplished. I'm giving 4 stars even though we weren't completely satisfied. The staff made up for a lot. The location was the other factor that made up for some of the corporate missteps. Marriott needs to take care of this hotel's workers.

We had a very nice stay at this hotel. Our room was comfortable, quiet, and clean. The location was excellent. It was an easy, scenic 25-minute drive to the Greene County Fairgrounds, where we were attending the Hamvention amateur radio event. It was also close to many restaurants and stores. A special thank you to the many exceptionally nice staff members: Paul and the two ladies (whose names I didn’t get) working the front desk, and the friendly and hardworking housekeeping staff. The only person who was crabby was the breakfast lady, but the others were so nice that they cancelled her out. We hope to stay here again for next year’s Hamvention.

This Holiday Inn Express south of Dayton is very classic, next to the i675, free parking, and plenty of commercial dining nearby. The room was well-formed, and both beds were spacious. There was a slight smell when I went in. I opened the door for a few minutes and added some air conditioning. Breakfast variety can also be satisfied, with oatmeal, several eggs, bread, sausages, coffee drinks and tea, very good! Price is quite good

We have had great experiences with this chain and how they treat veterans. So when in Centerville for some antiquing we decided to stay here. First off, all the staff we encountered were first rate, friendly, professional, and focused on providing great service. The hotel itself however is in serious need of repair and renovations. First clue was the alarm at the front desk that kept going off and apparently has been needing repair for over a month. Our room reeked of onions and the bathtub/shower floor was very worn/ stained a grayish color. There were no USB charging ports in the room except one on the TV which only worked if TV was on. Also no electrical outlets in the bathroom for hair dryers, shavers, etc. Mattress was way to soft, more like an understuffed feather pillow which provided no support for back. Overall cleanliness of room needed improvement as well. We even found items on floor from previous guests which vacuuming would have picked up. Until the chain decides to put necessary funding in for repairs and renovations we discourage people from staying here despite great staff.