Hotels in Dayton

Room was fairly clean, good TV, clock radio worked ok, shower was good.

They gave us a handicapped unit (which we didn't ask for) that had virtually no counter space in the bathroom. We had to use the floor. Also, when we arrived at the motel in Dayton, we went to the office to check in at about 6pm on Saturday evening. There was no-one in the office and the door was locked. We had to wait nearly 15 minutes (it was very cold outside) until the clerk showed up. By that time there were three customers waiting to get in. She had been out at one of the units trying to fix the lock mechanism. There was no-one else on duty. If I hadn't already pre-paid for the room on line, I would have left to find another motel. I'm not sure if I'll be back to Red Roof because of it.

Nothing about this hotel was appealing, other than it was cheap. The TV did work as did the shower but not much else went well.

This was sold as a non-smoking room, it clearly was not. The room stunk of cigarette smoke and it was everywhere. The walls even smelled of smoke. The manager was not willing to do anything about it other than offer 15% off our next stay. That is useless as we do not intend on using a Red Roof Inn again.

Room was clean enough although smelled a bit musty

Sketchy part of town, was a female traveling alone and was a bit scared to sleep there

Proximity to airport and restaurants.

Staff seemed a bit lost. Room smelled dirty and moldy. Comforter was stained. Gnats and flies in the room. Stained counter top beside sink. Numerous light bulbs were shot.