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I felt like they thought they were paying me to stay there. Check in started a little weird, I was told I could not bring my own alcohol into the hotel (didn't have any on me, so its not like they SAW it) you could only buy theirs from the ”market” - the little food area next to the front desk. I said oh for the lobby area (that seemed reasonable) and they said no not at all into the hotel anywhere, including your room. ”This is hotel policy.” This should be mentioned up front because a very expensive bottle of wine cannot stay inside a hot car for 3 days! Plus how bizarre. Room was beautiful and clean. Friday breakfast was ok. Eggs were wet, bananas were rotting, apples were sour, sausage was slightly below average. Did have lots of selection and luckily we brought our own fruit and was not told we couldn't have our own fruit so that was fine for us. Our team had games at 8am Sat and Sun so would miss the breakfast, a parent asked if the cold food could be put out early so the team didn't have to skip out. This is typical for hotels to do this for us and is truly appreciated. If fact never been denied over years of travel soccer with both kids. The next morning no food was out. The front desk said they girls can have cereal. The milk was locked up though. Finally got the milk unlocked and cereal was had. One teammate asked kindly if a bagel could be gotten and was told no. When I asked if we would have all the cold the next day I was told the manager decided NO because there wouldn't be enough for everyone. The hotel was full, there should be enough breakfast items purchased for all, we shouldn't have to go without because of poor planning and poor purchasing. Another request I made was to have coffee available at 6:40 and was told no. They also put up the coffee right at 9 when breakfast is over. So no early coffee and no afternoon coffee. I asked if coffee could be available more times and was told that is why we provide room coffee. Which I countered room coffee was disgusting. The front desk them claimed that no hotels ever put out coffee outside of breakfast hours and this was an unreasonable request. Having stayed at many hotels I would disagree. Next morning, milk was locked up again. Finally got it unlocked and they immediately locked it. A dad said we have a few more girls coming down for cereal before the game can you leave it unlocked and he was told no. They acted like letting the girls have access to the cereal that we are paying for was a huge favor and they were extremely put out about it. I went to put our luggage in the car at 5am and got locked out. I realize this is for security but the part where you scan your badge to get back in was not working. I finally reached the front desk on the phone and got back in. Then she said it had been broken from the night before and they are just manually locking it and unlocking it. I think maybe a better solution is a work maintenance order and meanwhile answeri

If you're looking for a place in this part of Blue Ash, with a budget of $100 or less per night then this is the place. I've stayed in other hotels within the same budget scope in the area and I don't think I'm getting the same deal. In short, you're getting the typical amenities with Extended Stay which is your fridge, dishwasher, stove, microwave, toaster, coffee maker along with detergents and all dishes (available upon request). The staff seemed very friendly, and available to help, internet options are free and paid option (if you want to watch YouTube i'd recommend the paid option or hotspot your cell). Breakfast was discontinued due to COVID. Toilet and shower and bath were clean and in working order. My only somewhat 'meh' review was the hassle for extending my stay (ironically). So I had to get out of the hotel for work on the day of my checkout and called around 8 am to extend my hotel. The entire ordeal to extend my current stay to the end of the week took like 30 minutes. Knowing that I'd just walk to the front desk to get this task done. Other than that I'd prefer this hotel to all other surrounding hotels for this price range (50 to 100 / night). Also, this should not come as surprise most people who stay here are construction workers. They leave early in the morning and come back in the afternoon. They've closed the outdoor pool for COVID reasons. I'm not sure if all of the rooms are painted green where your bed is so it gets pretty dark once you close the curtain. So if you want a bright room in the morning i'd suggest picking rooms with windows facing east.

There is a strange smell, the level of domestic express hotels. Breakfast was so-so, and the sound insulation was also poor. At night, the old and beautiful neighbors heard clearly, but they were too sleepy to fall asleep.