Search Hotels Near Mill Creek Park, Marysville

"I didn’t think it would be possible to be as bad as the reviews but I tried and found out it was. The property and buildings are falling apart. The lobby is always locked which you will realize is because there’s always drug addicts lurking in the parking lots. They do have security which is nice. When leaving for the day on Saturday there were 5 cops huddled around a door, trying to draw out a person from their room. There was no soap or shampoo provided in the rooms. I bought my own. They don’t clean the rooms in between nights or bring new towels. The one bright spot is when you call the number on the door to get into the lobby, the woman who eventually comes out to let you in is extremely nice. She seems unphased by any of this too. There’s a sign in the lobby that reads to the effect of, if you’re staying over 28 or 30 days, you have to check out and recheck back in. I can’t imagine anyone wanting to stay that long, let alone over a night. It’s gross guys. Spend a little extra and go somewhere else. Unless of course you want to feel like you’re staying in government housing."

"Excellent and convenient choice in Columbus"

"Nice place"

"Room was great, service was wonderful."

"I expect more from the Marriott brand. Asked for extra pillows, was told no. The toilet paper was cheap and abrasive, left us bleeding. The room had one minuscule garbage can, none in the bathroom area. The shower was tiny."

"Breakfast could have been better "

"Terrible place. No towels, no soap in shower. Room smelled like bleach. Hotel is dilapidated and a weed smokers paradise."

"Good place to stay.. Helpfull staff"

"The hotel was well-maintained, with clean and adequately appointed rooms that were notably comfortable. The breakfast offered was satisfactory but not exceptional. However, the noise levels in the corridors and lobby were exceptionally high. Regrettably, my visit coincided with a weekend when several high school sports teams were present. It is unlikely that the staff could have significantly mitigated the situation, as these groups appeared to be unsupervised and were using the common areas as their recreational space."