Hotels near Hibbett Sports, Dayton

Thoroughly enjoyed our stay here. A downtown location can be tough, but they did a good job here. Good location, easy to find, and a couple of restaurants and bars nearby. Our front desk experience was good both on check-in and check-out. Very friendly staff. We were placed in room 618 and it was very quiet. The room was clean, carpeted, and very tidy. While the pull-out couch was not very comfortable, it did have a bit of a unique design where one end was kind of like a chair. The room had ample plugs and USB ports, the blackout curtains were decent, and the bed very comfortable. Due to the configuration of the room, there were two flat screens, and the desk as a movable table that could be repositioned. Bathroom was very clean and we had more than enough towels. The coffee station was decent and the small refrigerator was a nice plus. Morning breakfast was standard fare - eggs, sausage patties, waffles, some cereals, yogurt, and fruit (though the bananas were very, very green, difficult to gauge, but that was very under-ripe.) The only downside is that the parking is not directly attached to the hotel and it is an outside walk of about 100 feet to get from the garage to the hotel.

The hotel is relatively new, one-piece bathtub, the decoration is estimated to be within 3 years, the economy is considered to be new enough, and the surrounding area in Dayton is not bad, at least there is a Burger King next to it.

I been come here on weekends for past few months and I have good experience with everything. My room is always clean. My room in good condition always. Front desk guy Andy is super cool. Motel have lot to offer because we have many restaurants and stories and bars fun place in weekend.

Decent place to sleep, but lots of misses across the board. We arrived to check in and waited for 15 min for a person to come back to the front desk. We understand the front desk sometimes needs to run things around, but she seemed more annoyed to find people waiting at the desk, rather than apologetic. We were given a handicapped room without requesting. This basically gave us NO counter space in the bathroom to work with. There would have been adequate space if they had extended the vanity a bit. I thought it odd that the room had a regular bath tub. If you truly struggled with mobility, a shower is so much easier to get in and out of. The bed was pretty comfortable. They also cleaned the room every day, which was nice. The only problem with housekeeping was that they sometimes forgot to give us back clean towels when they took ours. It was also not too much cleaning and more just making the bed, taking trash, and changing out towels. The bathroom got pretty dirty over the 5 nights we were there. It is still nice to actually get housekeeping again. The AC/heater seemed to reset so room got a bit stuffy. Bath towels were small too, except one day they were a good size (when we didn't have you ask them to bring us towels back). The hotel breakfast was NOT good! They had biscuits and gravy EVERY day, usually with eggs and sausage, except for one pre-made omelet day. If you don't like that, you were out of luck. I tried toast once but bread was rather stale. Usually they were out of things, like oatmeal or coffee. I've never seen a free breakfast with so little to offer and so many days with same exact menu. We actually chose to skip it 4 out if 5 days. I wouldn't count on it as an amenity. The hotel was a decent place to lay our heads at night, but could be a lot better.

Kieth and Al were exceptional, respectful, and genuinely fun hosts and I would happily come back just for them! The hotel staff all around was happy to accommodate all of our businesses requests, no matter how small or large, and Rob was a genuine treasure to work with. I cannot wait to come back again for our next work event!

Overall, the service quality of this store is good. Meet basic check-in needs. Affordable, facilities are also justified, it is still completely acceptable for tourists who are not demanding. Please refer to the choice of travelers.