Hotels near Diva Nails, Wadsworth

The staff made the stay. They were accommodating and nice. Always asking if there was anything else needed. They left breakfast out for people who came down late. The beds were super comfortable. I definitely recommend you staying here if you are in Medina.

This hotel is big one side is super 8 and the other side is the Baymont it's all connected into one big building so it's like a big maze that you have to walk through to get to your rooms or take the elevator I like that there are several different entrants and exits in this building so if you're not parked directly on one side and have to park say in the back you're able to go right out the back check in and check out process was fairly simple very polite for the couple of front desk people that we had dealt with the beds we're big and fairly comfortable so no complaints really in that aspect I like the extra space in our rooms and I really like the cabinetry so you can definitely put your luggage away or if you want to put your clothes in the drawers or closet so that way you don't have your stuff on your way it definitely gives you that option to do so. Each time I've stayed here our rooms came equipped with a mini fridge and microwave and a coffee maker even though we didn't use the coffee maker so I can't really give you a good review on that aspect only as per the fact that there was one located and ours had its own little coffee station type nook in the wall which was cute bathroom was spacious I don't believe the hair dryer worked in one of our rooms or was maybe not even there I'm not sure I can't remember the hotel was fairly clean for the most part I didn't have any issues with any of my rooms didn't see any noticeable damage all in all I'd say this hotel is definitely an 8 out of 10 didn't have a pool and if it did it was definitely not in order I don't think the workout room or anything like that was working either if they did have one so I was just a basic stay sleep and do what you got to do you are in a cul-de-sac so to speak almost like an industrial cul-de-sac but it's a hotel called a sex so you're right off the highway which is a plus and convenient down that called a sac road there are a couple restaurants or eateries nearby so even in walking distance however if you wanted something other than the handful of options that were down in the hotel cul-de-sac you could drive and wouldn't take you more than maybe 7:00 to 12 minutes tops to get to the closest Royal area to be able to go to any gas stations convenience stores or any other eateries so location was definitely a plus for this Hotel! I would recommend this hotel to anybody traveling maybe for business or just need a quick stay they don't have continental breakfast I believe what it's called as a complimentary breakfast where you just get two little choices of juice that tasted a little odd to me or watered down out of a machine I think they gave you like a banana and an orange or something in a fruit basket to choose from a bagel maybe some bread to toast or something or a pastry of some sort and there was two options of cereal I believe so nothing fancy nothing great breakfast really wasn't that fantastic I would recommend that the Baymont and the super 8 since they are joined together should really think about upgrading their breakfast to something a little bit better like the waffle maker you know maybe something hot I better selections and I could turn my review into at least a 9 out of 10 if not a 10 out of 10 because honestly having that breakfast makes the hotel sometimes and being a conjoined Hotel there should be no reason why they can't afford to throw in since they both share the same lobby slash diner area!

No microwave in room.

We usually have good experiences at Marriott properties anywhere in the world. Because I have a disability, I have a small service animal. When we checked in we requested first floor accommodations. They gave a first floor room. The A/C was working, but the unit was so loud, I told my husband, “There is no way we can sleep in here for three nights. Even if they only have two queen beds instead of a king bed on this floor, that would work.” It is my understanding, there were no other rooms available on the ground floor. While I stayed in the first room, my husband checked out some other rooms. The hotel gave a room on the fourth floor. The room was perfect. While unloading our baggage, unbeknownst to us, our dog’s leash fell on the ground. Since we couldn’t find the leash; we ended up buying another. Later on, my husband found the leash on the lobby counter! The next day we get a call from the front desk saying we need to pay an extra $60 pet cleaning fee. I went to the front desk and explained that my dog is a service animal, & according to the ADA (American Disabilities Act), it is illegal to charge a pet cleaning fee. Mr. Bill said it didn’t matter. He said, “There are rooms on the first floor specifically for service animals.” When I explained that we requested a room on the first floor and the one given had an a/c unit that sounded like a jet engine about to take off, & that we couldn’t stay in that room, he said, “It does not not matter.” They were still going to charge the $60 pet cleaning fee. The one bright note is that when I brought my dog back inside after going potty, Shanika (sp.?) saw us, recognized the leash, and exclaimed, “You got your leash!” I am grateful for Shanika finding the leash and taking it to the lobby.

I was overall satisfied with the hotel room. The ice was very hard and there was no inconvenience in using the hotel room.

Reasonable hotel in Akron.

To be honest, I’m not a Holiday Inn person. It’s been decades since I’ve stayed at one but the good reviews and location to a college visit worked for what we needed. To be fair, I’ll say the stay was a mixed bag. The room was exactly like photos and pretty clean. The bed was soft, there were outlets by each side of the bed and the bathroom was sizable. Cleaning was generally good but could use a little more attention. Our bathroom wall had small specks of something by the light switch (easy to see on my opinion) and a towel that was clearly used but not noticed, re-folded and placed out as new was not a fun find. Outside of that, it looked great. The biggest issue here was this is apparently a town/area where everyone smokes. In fact, when you arrive they make you sign a sheet attesting that you will not smoke in the room or there will be fines. Clearly this doesn’t work because our first room smelled so strongly of someone smoking we could smell it from the hall. It was awful. We only had to open the door, and barely go in to tell it was disgusting. We went and asked for a room change and I swear to god we might have been asking for the front desk woman to juggle while doing a handstand the way she acted like we were putting her out. In the end, she gave us another room, two doors down. The second room was better but the hallway still smelled like cigarettes and throughout the night you’d just get whiffs of it. It’s unfortunate because it really ruins the experience otherwise. Ironically twice we needed something from the front desk and both times had to wait while the person was vaping outside. The morning front desk person was very helpful, and out talking with people, cleaning etc. There are all a million signs saying the property is 100% smoke free, one of which is near the door that hold the cigarette butt container. So, take that as you will. As for other things, beds are encased, then with two mattress pads on top. No bugs seen. They are soft but very comfortable. If you need a firmer bed for back reasons or are a bigger individual, softness may be a con. Breakfast seemed decent with cereal, those premade warmed omelets, the pancake machine, some sausage and baked goods. No yogurt on the day we were there. Things seemed to be replenished quickly but based on how guests were handling community utensils (after blowing a nose, wiping their mouth), returning to get refills with used glasses touching the spouts etc, we passed on the hotel breakfast. Personal choice and I won’t dock them for guest’s inability to buffet correctly. If you need food, it’s included and had variety. AC is loud and individual to rooms as expected with this level of hotel. It got cold quickly though and I’d imagine heating would be similar. I’ll also say that while we did hear people in the hallway, liikely due to the large undersold space, when we stayed they were generally polite with their voices, there weren’t hoards of unsupervised kids running