Hotels Near Fiberworks in Beavercreek

This is one hotel I won't be returning to. The staff that checked us in were less than hospitable in my opinion. I felt that the woman all but sneered at us when they asked why we were in Ohio and I responded with that we were there to see the eclipse and joked that 90 percent of the people that were checking in probably were too. She agreed, but it was as if we were a bother to her. In my opinion it felt like the two that checked us in didn't have a hospitable, welcoming bone in their bodies. Perhaps there many military guests don't mind being treated like that (that's a big population they serve), but the average traveler doesnt. We traveled across 4 states to get here, and stayed at multiple hotels during our trip, and this was the worst. Definitely not the worst hotel I've ever stayed at, but the worst on the trip. Stay here if you don't have any other options, but don't expect much. Grout was chipping out of the wall in the tub, and there was black stuff around the edge of the tub and the faucet. I don't know if it was mold, but it didn't look clean. The corner of the bathroom didn't look clean either. It was in need of repairs and deep cleaning. The furniture was all dated and stuffy. At one point in it's life, it probably looked regal, but everything is all old orangy stained wood that's been out of style for a while. The bed was old lumpy and uncomfortable. The fold out sofa mattress looked old and squished to less than an inch thick. I don't know if it was comfortable, because I didn't sleep on it - but it certainly didn't look comfortable. And we had to move the couch so it could be pulled out and not hit the wall with the AC unit in it - a poorly planned space. It also took 45 minutes to get bedding for the sofa bed, and then they provided a fitted sheet that was MUCH too large. Why that wasn't already in the room is beyond me. The only thing that this place had going for it, was that the breakfast was decent - even if we weren't given our pre-paid breakfast vouchers right away at check-in and were told that breakfast was $14.99... And the wait staff and person at the desk at checkout were pleasant. They need to make some big changes if I were to ever return.

We had a very nice stay at this hotel. Our room was comfortable, quiet, and clean. The location was excellent. It was an easy, scenic 25-minute drive to the Greene County Fairgrounds, where we were attending the Hamvention amateur radio event. It was also close to many restaurants and stores. A special thank you to the many exceptionally nice staff members: Paul and the two ladies (whose names I didn’t get) working the front desk, and the friendly and hardworking housekeeping staff. The only person who was crabby was the breakfast lady, but the others were so nice that they cancelled her out. We hope to stay here again for next year’s Hamvention.

Thoroughly enjoyed our stay here. A downtown location can be tough, but they did a good job here. Good location, easy to find, and a couple of restaurants and bars nearby. Our front desk experience was good both on check-in and check-out. Very friendly staff. We were placed in room 618 and it was very quiet. The room was clean, carpeted, and very tidy. While the pull-out couch was not very comfortable, it did have a bit of a unique design where one end was kind of like a chair. The room had ample plugs and USB ports, the blackout curtains were decent, and the bed very comfortable. Due to the configuration of the room, there were two flat screens, and the desk as a movable table that could be repositioned. Bathroom was very clean and we had more than enough towels. The coffee station was decent and the small refrigerator was a nice plus. Morning breakfast was standard fare - eggs, sausage patties, waffles, some cereals, yogurt, and fruit (though the bananas were very, very green, difficult to gauge, but that was very under-ripe.) The only downside is that the parking is not directly attached to the hotel and it is an outside walk of about 100 feet to get from the garage to the hotel.

Decent place to sleep, but lots of misses across the board. We arrived to check in and waited for 15 min for a person to come back to the front desk. We understand the front desk sometimes needs to run things around, but she seemed more annoyed to find people waiting at the desk, rather than apologetic. We were given a handicapped room without requesting. This basically gave us NO counter space in the bathroom to work with. There would have been adequate space if they had extended the vanity a bit. I thought it odd that the room had a regular bath tub. If you truly struggled with mobility, a shower is so much easier to get in and out of. The bed was pretty comfortable. They also cleaned the room every day, which was nice. The only problem with housekeeping was that they sometimes forgot to give us back clean towels when they took ours. It was also not too much cleaning and more just making the bed, taking trash, and changing out towels. The bathroom got pretty dirty over the 5 nights we were there. It is still nice to actually get housekeeping again. The AC/heater seemed to reset so room got a bit stuffy. Bath towels were small too, except one day they were a good size (when we didn't have you ask them to bring us towels back). The hotel breakfast was NOT good! They had biscuits and gravy EVERY day, usually with eggs and sausage, except for one pre-made omelet day. If you don't like that, you were out of luck. I tried toast once but bread was rather stale. Usually they were out of things, like oatmeal or coffee. I've never seen a free breakfast with so little to offer and so many days with same exact menu. We actually chose to skip it 4 out if 5 days. I wouldn't count on it as an amenity. The hotel was a decent place to lay our heads at night, but could be a lot better.

We have had great experiences with this chain and how they treat veterans. So when in Centerville for some antiquing we decided to stay here. First off, all the staff we encountered were first rate, friendly, professional, and focused on providing great service. The hotel itself however is in serious need of repair and renovations. First clue was the alarm at the front desk that kept going off and apparently has been needing repair for over a month. Our room reeked of onions and the bathtub/shower floor was very worn/ stained a grayish color. There were no USB charging ports in the room except one on the TV which only worked if TV was on. Also no electrical outlets in the bathroom for hair dryers, shavers, etc. Mattress was way to soft, more like an understuffed feather pillow which provided no support for back. Overall cleanliness of room needed improvement as well. We even found items on floor from previous guests which vacuuming would have picked up. Until the chain decides to put necessary funding in for repairs and renovations we discourage people from staying here despite great staff.

Stayed for a long weekend in Yellow Springs and was pleasantly surprised by the attention to detail that we found at Mills Park. The room was well appointed, and the bed was made tight enough you could have bounced a quarter off of it. Our corner room had views overlooking the main street and was very quiet. The coffee-bar and refrigerator area was very nice and their take on the typical hotel closet was pretty neat. There was a writing desk, a sitting chair, appropriately-sized bedside tables, and local art on the walls. The hotel is nicely decorated, the front desk staff very welcoming (even let us check in slightly early), and were able to answer any question we had about the hotel and the surrounding area. The public areas of the hotel were very nice, we ended up sitting in the lobby one evening to catch the weather and have a couple of beverages, and the gift shop was one of the nicer ones I have seen in a long while. Local artisan items for sale along with things you may have forgotten as well as snacks and drinks. None of it was ”hotel expensive” but seemed reasonable. Overall, great location and a great stay.