I was looking for a weekend getaway for myself and my two small children. I called ahead to get a price quote and ask about availability. I was told $69, and it seemed reasonable for a place with an indoor pool (my children's only request.) I got there, and the man couldn't remember the price he told me. I don't know if that is customary to give different rates to different guests. (Perhaps because of my small children?) After I paid,I was told I needed to "make sure my children stay quiet in common areas" I have common sense and my children are very well behaved. They are, however, children. We got to our room, relaxed a little, showered, (water pressure was okay)changed and went down to the pool. There was no one else there, so we enjoyed ourselves, splashing around and switching from pool to hot tub. The initial appearance of the pool and hot tub bothered the children - discoloration, and a cover off of a filter, but the water seemed fairly clean and chlorinated. After about twenty minutes, the desk clerk came in and told me that the kids would have to stop screaming! They were just laughing and having fun, but I apologized greatly if they were irritating other guests (we saw three guests while there). I felt a little like the man said it as if he were annoyed that there were children there. We went back up to the room and I discovered that the sink was clogged. I called downstairs and no one came up. Upon further investigation, I realized that the plug was somehow stuck in the down position. I tried several different ways, including climbing under the sink and trying to push it up (it was dirty under there - the wall and floor.) I called back downstairs and the lady said she was there alone (this was about 1pm) and that no one else would be in until later. I figured that meant someone would come up at that time - no one did. She told me to do the best I could - we ended up brushing our teeth and washing faces and hands in the tub. Not a huge deal, but something I felt certainly should have been addressed. This issue still wasn't dealt with on the second day. I went to the front desk and they told me it was on a maintenance list. I felt uneasy in the hallways, as if the desk manager was watching me sharply waiting for me or my children to do something wrong. When he did this, I felt his tone was more on the rude side than just enforcing rules. The breakfast was okay. Cereal and toast, they also had bagels and danish and that area seemed clean. After spending most of the second day away from the room, it appeared housekeeping had not come, the beds weren't made and we didn't even have fresh towels. At just about check out time, we went back to our room, and were locked out! I went downstairs and informed them, the man ran the card keys through a machine, said they seemed fine and sent me back upstairs. They still didn't work. I would have assumed after the second try, he would have accompanied me back to the room to try, instead he sent me back again. After four trips up and down, it was resolved. Upon checkout, the man seemed courteous and told us to come back again. Overall, I felt that I was treated as a second-rate guest because I was accompanied by small children. In defense of this hotel, I have not stayed at a non-resort hotel in many years, so this service may be typical. Maybe my standards were too hi for a small-town pineapple people place. I feel that I am a fair, reasonable person, but felt a little slighted at this stay. I would probably not recommend this to anyone traveling with little ones, but it may be worth a visit for others. As an additional note, two of the light bulbs in the room were burnt out and the blankets were a little itchy.

This is a very late review, but I looked and saw that this hotel is still around. We stayed here in August of 2007. We got the rooms for under $60 (may have been closer to $50). When we went in, we looked at a room, and it didn't look that clean to me, so we checked out a hotel down the street which I found much nicer. The front desk lady at this hotel didn't seem pleased that we were checking out another hotel. The price was a little more at the hotel down the street, and breakfast wasn't free, but I would have preferred staying there. The folks that we went with did not want the extra cost, and they thought this hotel looked fine, so we went back and stayed here.

I'm a bit of a germaphobe, and I began to notice things as we stayed there. For example, they never cleaned our bathroom while we were there. Maybe they only clean it in between guests. When we would get back in the evening, I would see hairs on the bathroom floor that were there in the morning when we left. I noticed that it got progressively dirtier as the week went on. My memory isn't the best, but I don't think they changed our sheets everyday. I recall coming back and still seeing the beds the way we left them in the morning. I also saw random stains on the walls - there was a big brown stain under the sink that resembled poop.

The breakfast didn't have a large selection - just cereal and donuts. The front desk lady didn't seem pleased when we asked for more donuts to be brought out. One morning I saw a house centipede crawling up the wall in the breakfast area.

The pool looked ok to me (not great), but I did not feel comfortable swimming in it (especially after seeing how the rest of the hotel was run), and I did not.

Now the folks we were with didn't seem to mind it. Perhaps the maid did a better job cleaning their room, or perhaps they didn't examine things like I did.

I would not stay here again.

My spouse and I traveled to Akron to visit relatives, brought our two dogs with us so needed a decent hotel to stay at that wouldn't charge us an arm and a leg for pet deposit fees ($10/dog per night). The hotel is conveniently located off the highway close to a Circle K gas station and Eagle Supermarket.
Hotel staff was incredibly courteous and happy to be working there, which is rarely the case! The room was spacious, clean and the third floor we stayed on was very quiet. I like to sleep in until around 10 am and the dogs were undisturbed (and my dogs are very alert and bark at any hint of an intruder).
The complementary continental breakfast was decent, free highspeed internet was fast and cable channel selection was superior to most of the fancy schmancy hotels I've stayed at in the past.
Water pressure in the shower was average.
Overall, we are impressed with this hotel and have changed our view of the Super 8 hotel chain. May stay in others in the future.

We spent our 20th anniversary in the lovely quaint town of Green. Our stay at this hotel was wonderful! The staff were courteous and friendly and the room was spacious and clean. We would gladly return for another stay!