Search Hotels near Mid-Ohio Valley Regional Airport (PKB), Parkersburg

"Clean, convenient and very nice rooms!"

"It definitely smelled like weed over half the hotel, the employee act like it was no big deal.. also "

"Phenomenally clean. Good location, just off the highway yet private and quiet. Such a good place to sleep off the highway."

"Room was simi clean my son got out the shower and was playing and looked at his feet and they was black. Bar wasnt open. No pool. No Breakfast (they forgot to order!) Fire extinguisher had FAIL written on tag. Smelled like smoke. Food stuck on our wall in the room. OVERALL HORRIBLE! "

"Very clean. Room was well kept. Pool and hot tub were perfect. If I could afford it I'd definitely come more often"

"Everything was as needed. Clean, quick check-in, good breakfast, and convenient. "

"Nice room and lovely view of the Ohio River."

"The pool is closed. No notification. The front desk staff didn’t even mention it when I was checking in. It was on a sign next to check out stating “pool closed, let us know prior to check-in if you would like a discount or refund” how am I supposed to do that prior to check-in when the sign is off to the side and the staff says nothing about it. I noticed the sign as she was handing me the keycards. The room was clean and we felt safe. Just a bummer when you have kids who were looking forward to a pool. "

"We had a last minute trip and arrived late in the evening. Check-in agent was friendly enough. But the room had a very bad odor. We had to literally clean the hard surfaces ourselves before we could even unpack. Outside of toilet was soiled with urine and hair, counter surfaces and mirrors were dirty and the floor was so gross, we couldn’t take our shoes off until I hand mopped it. Linens and towels smelled clean but were heavily stained. We didn’t expect the room to be glamorous for the price, but we did expect it to be clean. Only decided to stay because we were too tired to deal with finding something else at that hour. But once we cleaned it ourselves to a reasonable degree, it was tolerable."