Hotels in de buurt van Kettering Field (Dayton)

'everything about this hotel made me rate it 5 stars. from the clean rooms (booked room, fitness room, front lobby, etc) to the front desk staff made my stay all the better. '

'Love the area '

'Room was extremely clean and nice.'

'Clean modern room. Friendly staff. Laundry onsite was pleasant surprise and useful. '

'It's an old Victorian mansion converted to a hotel, felt a bit like a B&B. Beautiful old building with a nice parlor that we enjoyed, way more interesting than the usual boring motel/hotel. They have a wine bar downstairs in the afternoons which is fun. Location is great with excellent restaurants, pubs, and bakeries nearby. It's a bit loud outside on weekend nights but we turned on the AC fan and slept great. Our room's carpet was kind of old, maybe it's time to replace it... otherwise...

'Hone breakfast wasn’t great but good not much variety. But the place was clean and beautiful view'

'Food, accommodations, service, and staff'

'Stayed for one night at the Courtyard. It's hard to find a good hotel in Dayton but this is one of the newer ones. Hotel is clean and comfy but in the area are no restaurants or bars. You need to have a car or take taxi to go out for dinner. Hotel has a good breakfast!'

'Clean rooms front desk was awesome to work with. '

'Very clean and welcoming '

'Clean room, comfortable bed, spacious, and friendly staff.'

'It was fine.'

'Many restaurants close to the accommodation. In the kitchen of the hotelroom we found half eaten candybars. Room was not clean.'

'Everything was great will stay again '

'Everything was great it felt like home '

'Breakfast menu is usually the same but very healthy made,same with drinks like orange and apple juice. I’d come back to stay at any choice hotels. '

'Very friendly staff, good location, room is clean. The building is old and shows wear.'

'The room was OK, the staff was very nice. '

'Room was very clean and the staff was Great'

'Clean business hotel with a nice pool and nice people at the frontdesk.'