Find hotels near Dillon State Wildlife Area, Zanesville from AED 255

"Decent economy motel. Clean, less than usual breakfast of cereal and lukewarm coffee. Room decent and reasonably quiet."

"Everything was wonderful. The only issue we had was the TV. That was the most difficult TV to access foe what we wanted. "

"The property itself was in good condition, but in general it needs revamping. It just looks tired and rundown."

"Hotel Lobby, Room, and All common area were very clean, modern and comfortable. "

"Very clean room! Nice staff! Canes Chicken Finger fast food restaurant in a walkable distance! Great Stay!"

"Kayla was the absolute best and the rest of The staff were amazing. They were very attentive and accommodating to our needs. The property was nice. We had an amazing time. "

"So bad that we were only there for 30 mins and didn’t stay the night. There was a line at the check-in desk so we stood there for almost 30mins to actually get checked in. All guests 18+ need to provide their id at check-in which I wasn’t aware about. Then when we received our key cards we went to our room. The room was not like the photos and reviews at all. The pillows were flat, the sheets had stains, there was dust on every surface, and the cleaning cart was parked right in front of our door when we arrived. We let the staff know that the room did not meet our expectations and they just canceled our reservation and let me know that it was non-refundable."

"It was cold the night we stayed there, it was difficult to regulate temperature as it kept getting extremely hot so I had to turn off the heat and then it would get cold fast. Not good insulation. It was clean and good price. Host is excellent. "

"This hotel opened its restaurant at 5 a.m. on Sunday, April 26, 2026, for breakfast for guests who were booked for a train excursion that boarded at 7 a.m. What excellent service. We talked to other people who had stayed at other local hotels and were told that some hotels did not alter their hours to accommodate this important event (the train ride to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the United States). Kudos to the Doubletree in Newark, Ohio."