Find hotels near Jeanette Albiez Davis Library, Rio Grande from AED 306

"Budget friendly that is great"

"Amazing property. Had such a wonderful time staying there. Highly recommend if your mind needs a reset"

"wifi is unusable. ran speed tests at 1.38mbs which is kind of insane. No outlets in the room, landlines do not work. Yea we saved money but everything around the room did not work or was lacking. Staff was nice though."

"The clerks checked us in and out quickly which was nice. The continental breakfast opened (we were first ones there) coffee was still Coming out as clear hot water.. when we looked no eggs or meats etc so not as full As other places with continental breakfasts. The walls were very thin and easy to hear people outside and in the halls. The clerks were very friendly. "

"The hotel had everything we needed. Would stay again if in the area."

"This hotel is being renovated as of my stay. I had a nice time. Some of the furniture is a little rough, and I am sure will be replaced. Nothing that would cause me not to stay again. Breakfast was great. Staff was super courteous. I love the location. Very close to Pt. Pleasant and the silver bridge. Fast food and pizza are both close by as well. "

"Everything was great! The cabin was so clean, our children even commented on it! Lots of space for our family of 6, a very peaceful stay. Thank you Kelly!"

"The cottage was cute, and impeccably clean. That's a huge plus. There are things the owners need to address sooner rather than later, things that are wearing down and getting tired. The shower head only sprays out of three of the nozzles- this needs thoroughly de-limed or replaced, the range takes a very long time to heat up- it took us an hour to make a simple breakfast, the grill was filthy and there was nothing to clean it with; it's also very rusted and missing most of the heat-regulating elements resulting in very long cooking times and irregular doneness of both tuna steaks and filet mignons, the "stairs" to creek access are treacherous- they are severely tilted, precariously placed cinderblocks and there's no "beach" or landing to pull in or out of... are guests expected to stand in knee-deep running water to drop in and pull out, and lug a heavy kayak up and down the death stairs? It shouldn't be advertised as an amenity with it being so dangerously inaccessible. The pots and pans are beat up and the lids are missing handles and warped so they don't fit anymore. These items needs cleaned up/updated/replaced. Worth noting: this is the only VRBO/ABB I've stayin in that didn't have salt/pepper/foil/baggies... And finally, this is on me for not mapping it out, but this cottage shouldn't be advertised as "Hocking Hills region" as it's an HOUR AND A HALF south of the park; having driven four hours to get to HH, this was an unexpected blow."

"No spa and didnt see many shops"