Hotel vicino a Mantua Township Hall - Mantua

“Amazing staff and quaint hotel ! Love the upscale yet comfortable relaxed feel to this great boutique hotel close to chagrin falls ! Very convenient and includes hotel bar and restaurant giving you the option to stay in once you’ve arrived.”

“The staff was friendly, polite and attentive. It was a very pleasant place to stay for our weekend plans and would return if needed. ”

“Great stay overall!”

“Staff were friendly.”

“Comfie bed. Very clean property and breakfast area. Debbie at front desk was so friendly and helpful. She’s honest too. I hadn’t even realized I had left my credit card there when checking in and she brought it to my room. 😁”

“When I booked this property I read the reviews and they were terrible. But the room was fine. Plumbing could use some work, but the the bed was soft warm and dry, and the shower hot and wet. No mold or dust bunnies in sight. Staff was great. TV and wifi worked. But no breakfast even through there is a restaurant. Parking looked easy and safe. But I suspect this conference center was built when Aurora had better prospects and is now a money loser for the owners. My brother says the food...

“Nice pool. Coffee machine needed beans.”

“Updated and clean! Just as nice as a hotel twice its price!”

“Had an issue with the tv where the internet stopped working. Within 10 mi utes of notifying them they were on the case and had it fixed within the hour, fantastic service! Staff are lovely, very friendly and welcoming. Room cleaned well every day unless sign was put on door. Coming back to streetsboro and already booked my next stay here.”

“Loved it. I even played one of the three pianos in the parlor -- it was a fine instrument.”

“Nice big and clean room. Morning breakfast very good.”

“It was the cheapest place to stay in the area; but next time I’ll pay extra to have a cleaner place. ”

“The room was ok but when I entered I smell dust in it. The curtains didn’t close totally, in the bathroom they should put better and bigger towels, they were old and small.”