Gastnutzer
24. Juli 2024
Check-in: I checked in that morning using the app and selected my room. Had car trouble on the way and I didn't get there until around 9pm. Lucky to find somebody working the front desk, because it became apparent that the station is not always staffed. He told me that the room I had selected was no longer available, and he could offer me a different (more expensive) room because they had sold everything else out. Not sure why checking in with the app and selecting a room is even offered if they won't hold the room for you. Room: pretty good, clean. HVAC worked well. The smoke detector was making crackling noises by the third night. I doubted that anything could be done about it after hours. Security: Traveling alone, I felt a bit vulnerable when I left the hotel in the dark at 5:45 am. Nobody at front desk, front doors open to whomever strolls by. There was a person wandering around the parking lot the day prior, staring at me, changing course towards me when I got out of my car, nobody else around. I wish I felt more secure. Traveling alone sucks. Sleep: I do not sleep well away from home, ever. But I will say that other than the lack of courtesy from the other guests making noise (as expected) , the place was very quiet. Zero road noise, which is rare for places like these that are always attached to a highway. Breakfast: egg discs, tough Canadian bacon, waffle station, oatmeal, very green inedible bananas, little cereal boxes, little containers of "lite" yogurt with artificial sweetener. Coffee tasted like soap one day. Area: Pretty quiet, close to Cascade auto dealerships, which was great help to me and my car for an emergency repair. Close to Cuyahoga Valley NP. Texas Roadhouse next door with a 10% discount for guests. Many people in the area post political yard signs which always looks classy, but I guess you can't get away from that, ever. :/
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