Baymont by Wyndham Logan

The only thing that really bothered me was that there wasn’t an elevator and the desk staff told us to park by the back door to be closer to our room and we pulled down and then the door was broken. We were told explicitly no smoking in the room yet the whole place smelled like ****. I don’t care if people smoke except this was bad like walking down the hallway getting a contact buzz bad and if it wasn’t said the way it was to us about smoking in the room… maybe we looked like a bunch of smokers of what I’m not sure cause not one of us do!🤣 I’m not going to turn down a good edible but keep your blunt.

This is a very nice facility with indoor pool, but staff attitudes were extremely poor. I witnessed several rude interactions with other guests and heard reports of several more. We booked the best room in the place for a week (King Suite with veranda over the pool and jetted tub), but our keys timed out every day until I complained...no excuse for that. Both day and night shift employees shared the same poor attitude, but it was the gal on nights who was just plain rude and off putting, being on the phone with friends more than anything else. The person who appeared to be the day manager was a bit better. All the staff allowed some pretty shady characters they seemed to know to hang out in the back parking lot in their cars for hours on end. These were not guests but probably the local *********er posting up in his usual location. That happened every day, well into the evening hours. The motel is located away from the historic downtown, across the river near restaurants, Wal-Mart, etc. It's a great location as it's very easy to drive or ride out of town without fighting traffic. Breakfast does not even qualify as "continental" with only packaged cereal, packaged danishes, coffee and juice. Without adding to employee work load, the motel could easily add fresh fruit, and many comparable motels offer a LOT more than that. We ate breakfast there ONE morning just to get on the road as quickly as possible; other than that, the offerings weren't even worth the effort of walking into the dining space. Our bed was our biggest problem: In the best room in the place, we got a King mattress that I can only describe as "sacked out" and very hard. By the time our staff was complete, I had lower back and hip pain. I don't have those problems; it was the bed. That bed is one of the key reasons someone would rent that room at a premium price. The other significant reason to rent the (King suite with veranda and jetted tub) room is, obviously, the jetted tub. Using it was so laborious that we stopped trying after the second use. The faucet's flow was SO slow that it takes AT LEAST half an hour to fill to where the jets are covered when you get in the tub (which is required to turn on the jets, obviously). To get anything like reasonable fill times, I was using the ice bucket to transfer buckets of water from the sink nearby. It still took at least 20 minutes to fill the tub. That's just ridiculous. There was plenty of water pressure and volume in the sink, toilet, and shower; so, it's a problem with the tub fixtures or plumbing, not water supply to the room. I was also unpleasantly surprised that the most expensive room in the motel had a mini-fridge without any freezer at all. That's not premium. During our stay, a storm passed through the area and knocked out all but one leg of 110V power to the motel. This left many rooms without power and knocked out WiFi service and the satellite TV service for more than a day, well after power was restored. Even though power was still in the building, staff did nothing at all to temporarily connect either WiFi or satellite systems to the working power (with an extension cord to the equipment or similar). Lots of tenants left the motel, especially family guests. Staff allowed tenants with power to continue to use AC units in their rooms even though they were surely damaged by running on a single leg of power (on a 220V unit)...that's just irresponsible (although I understand it from a customer service point of view). The pool looks nice, but we didn't use it. It was closed at odd times even though it was supposed to be open 10am to 10pm. On our arrival day, for instance, it was already closed at dinner time (and remained so the whole evening). The hot tub space in the pool area has been bricked up; it doesn't exist now. Housekeeping was very good and extremely responsive to requests. I'd give the motel a 3 of 5 stars at best which is a shame since it's a nice facility with great location.

Extremely old and rundown. The mattress’s were very good. Free breakfast was nearly nothing unless you like biscuits and gravy. TV was too small for room and all channels were digital with no program guide in the room. Limited outlets and no USB.

Staff was very friendly and helpful.The pool was clean,big,and heated . Probably the nicest indoor pool we have used in any hotel/motel in Ohio.Room was clean but,very out of date.Paint chipping off Walls and ceiling in bathroom.Water damage to ceiling.The breakfast was a joke.Cold biscuits!There was a toaster and microwave.

I was disappointed there was not a coffee pot in the room. They said they removed them 6 months ago. Other than that all was great.

For the price, you won't find a better hotel near Hocking Hills, which is about 15 minutes away. New building, clean, friendly staff, free cookie and a decent breakfast. I'd stay here again.

Hotel was super clean and staff was super nice and professional. Hope I get to stay again.

Is what it is. They could Jack up the prices due to large weekend at nearby college. Make the money while you can. Basic room and worst breakfast ever for almost $250 a night. All good being everything else booked up. Might want to update and make it a place people want to stay instead of being last resort though. Might be reason everyone else booked and you had plenty of rooms.

Check in was fast. Area around have lots of dining choices and shopping