We stayed for one night at this hotel, and were way underwhelmed. It is clearly in decline bordering on decay. The hotel used to be a Doubletree and lost that affiliation -- it says all you need to know that they just covered up the "Doubletree" logo outside with white boards. On our floor, there had been a electrical fire... More

As a native of Dayton, Ohio, I am familiar with the city's long struggle to survive economic decline. The Dayton Grand Hotel is situated in the heart of a downtown district that is a shell of its former self, and the hotel mirrors that sad state of urban affairs. I stayed at the hotel one night only -- it was... More

Stayed 11-11-11 through 11-13-11. This was overall a nice hotel. It had a few downsides but there weren't terrible. The room was huge (we had a suite with a pull out couch). The indoor pool and fitness area were great (the hot-tub was under repair but we didn't plan to use it anyhow). The parking was free but the parking... More

This hotel is located right off the freeway in downtown Dayton so it is easy to get to for travelers. Downtown Dayton however, is pretty void of life and very deserted. If you are looking to go out for drinks try the Oregon district which is only a short drive/cab ride away. The internet pricing on their website seemed to... More

I recently stayed at this hotel. I reserved a room for 4 nights and checked out after 1 night. I transferred over to the Hilton Garden Inn in Beavercreek (15 minute drive from the Dayton Grand Hotel and worth the slight inconvenience of not staying downtown). The Dayton Grand Hotel is going through transition and I had a terrible experience.... More

My first experience with this hotel was pulling into the parking garage. It is very small and so it's hard to go up the ramps to higher floors. The lines on the parking spots are barely visible so it's hard to tell what's even a spot. I had to park on the 5th floor, which is fine, but there are... More

I stayed at the Grand Hotel in downtown Dayton, Ohio while at a business conference from 10/10/2011 to 10/12/2011. The Grand came into existance 4 months ago when Hilton gave up the ghost with the Double Tree and sold the hotel. Not many things can change in four months so overall the amenities where there. Rooms comfortable, bathrooms not huge,... More

We stayed here for our daughter's wedding. It was a horrible experience.The parking was a problem, the parking garage was full and off site parking had to be used, there was not an entrance from the garage to the hotel. There are no elevators in the parking garage. The girls in the wedding party were afraid to be in the... More

I stayed at the Grand Hotel in Dayton, Ohio for two nights, on a Sunday and Monday night. The hotel is located downtown and is in an old historic building. I love old hotels. I had a pleasant stay and have to say the staff go out of their way to help you. Joy and Monty at the front desk... More