My husband and I went here last year when it was still under construction. The staff was very friendly and helpful!! We went on a weekend getaway to Kings Island and the Zoo. This is the perfect place to stay for the location. I think we only paid $35.00 a night and I dont think you can beat it. I would go back again for a quick getaway!!

We stayed here at this hotel for 2 nights while we were on business in Cincinnati. It was the cheapest hotel we could find in the area, we paid 48 dollars a night. It was a very basic room, nothing special the rooms we pretty clean, the enterance was a little rough and no breakfast, but it was good other then that. If I had a larger budget to spend on hotels I would move to a Quality or Comfort Inn, but for our work budget this was the best we could do. I would stay here again.

It is an older hotel, all on one level, with parking in front of your room. Everything was adequate. The room was clean, and everything worked. Expect old carpet, wallpaper, and furnishings. However, it's within 5 miles of Kings Island, and it's close to several restaurants. It's a little hard to find as it's behind several buildings on the main road. We stayed on a Thursday night, it was not very busy and I didn't have any security concerns. I would stay there again for a night or two during the week, especially after a long day at an amusement park or travel and didn't need more than a place to sleep.

The Econolodge is a very basic budget motel that is well past its prime.

Good points – The location is excellent close to Tri-County Mall with lots of restaurants nearby. You can walk to a McDonald’s and everything from IHOP, Burger King, Subway and Wendy’s are all within a mile. TV was very good with lots of channels and the internet access was excellent. The bed was OK, but a little soft. My checkin was very fast. He gave me a first floor room facing the highway, and even though they added a glass wall to block the noise, I still thought it was too noisy, so he happily switched me to a second floor room facing west which was much quieter. The elevator was nice and smooth, parking was plentiful. The room had a large refrigerator and small microwave.
The bad – The bathroom smelled like mold and I had to keep the door shut. I finally figured out the ventilation fan only re-circulates the air; it does not vent the moist bathroom air, which allows mold to flourish. There was little counter space around the sink. The breakfast was minimal, cereal, bread and little donuts. I usually walked to McDonald’s, I need more food than that the motel offered. The hotel is old and well worn though they have repainted the public areas. There is no pool. The lobby holds no more than 5 people. Note that there is no parking on the highway side (East side); it literally abuts I-75.

If you are looking for a basic, cheap motel to just spend the night, this is the place.