Hotels with Breakfast in Northwest Akron, Akron

"Clean room, bug free, really comfy beds, nice items provided in bathroom (mouthwash, makeup wipes), only thing was the breakfast didn’t have much selection. Yet it was fresh and there was an attendant checking on us. All in all would definitely stay here again "

"The location is nice and room is fine. The room: no hooks for towels, loud noise very early in the morning, the elevator, hallway and room smell like weed. We stayed one night so we tough it out but it should not have to be that way. Customer service: very poor, check in rep wasn't friendly and the next morning we asked about breakfast, she said that we had to pay which we weren’t aware of. When we check in the rep was not friendly and did not inform us anything. She did not do anything for us so we did not have breakfast at the hotel which was disappointing. We would not stay at this hotel again. No one was willing to assist us and at least try to make it right so we would consider coming back next time to give it a second chance. "

"Missed breakfast, should consider extending wkend hrs to end at 10/1030/11am. "

"Room had an unpleasant smell, the ceiling plaster was peeling, and there was no remote or alarm clock in the room. The employee who checked us in was very rude and unpleasant. "

"Very peaceful and relaxing"

"First of all when we checked in, my husband was informed we'd been put in a "pet room." We did not ask for a pet room, and did not want one, but the hotel clerk said that was what we got. She gave my husband two coupons to use in the bar, restaurant, or gift shop. We immediately noticed a smell when entering the room. Then, a dog began barking down the hall. "What did we get ourselves into?" I wondered. I called the front desk several times before anyone answered. I asked how we could use the coupons in the restaurant if the restaurant was closed. "You can use them in the gift shop for snacks and such," the woman replied. My husband went to the gift shop which was actually the front desk area, and asked the woman why we were put in the pet area of the hotel when we had no pets. "You got what was left because you didn't book directly with us. You booked through Expedia, so you can either stay in what's left or leave," the woman said curtly. Our room smelled of wet dog; the hallway smelled, too. A dog would bark repeatedly whenever someone walked down the hall past it's door. The bathroom was old, with a large wet spot on the ceiling where the paint was bubbling. The towels had strange yellow stains like they'd been used to mop up dog urine. The sheets on the bed were rough, and the pillows were so hard and uncomfortable. It was terrible! I would NEVER recommend this hotel to anyone."

"Staff was super nice and when the breakfast had a good spread. Would come back!"

"Basic room, clean, and felt safe. The air conditioner was super loud and the curtains did not fit the window properly, so bright light from the outside walkway shined into the room all night. These rooms have outdoor access with no interior hallways. If you are light-sensitive or want extra privacy from people walking by, bring something to clip the curtains together and secure the edges. Overall, it was clean, I felt safe, and the price was right."

"Room was great! Staff friendly. Bed comfortable. But the walls are paper thin and most rooms have adjoining doors and we could hear every word and move by the people next door. Other than that it was a good stay!"