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Stayed for a long weekend in Yellow Springs and was pleasantly surprised by the attention to detail that we found at Mills Park. The room was well appointed, and the bed was made tight enough you could have bounced a quarter off of it. Our corner room had views overlooking the main street and was very quiet. The coffee-bar and refrigerator area was very nice and their take on the typical hotel closet was pretty neat. There was a writing desk, a sitting chair, appropriately-sized bedside tables, and local art on the walls. The hotel is nicely decorated, the front desk staff very welcoming (even let us check in slightly early), and were able to answer any question we had about the hotel and the surrounding area. The public areas of the hotel were very nice, we ended up sitting in the lobby one evening to catch the weather and have a couple of beverages, and the gift shop was one of the nicer ones I have seen in a long while. Local artisan items for sale along with things you may have forgotten as well as snacks and drinks. None of it was ”hotel expensive” but seemed reasonable. Overall, great location and a great stay.

Our son is marrying a girl from Beavercreek this fall, so we needed to visit the area to meet his future in-laws and discuss our/their plans, and try to schedule a restaurant for the rehearsal dinner. This hotel was one of many recommended. Out of the gate, though being a newer hotel, I felt that the front entrance was a bit inconspicuous. If it wasn't for the large covered area, the front doors were kind of plain. There was an outdoor seating area that was adjacent to the front door, and it was a bit difficult to separate the two. We made it inside though, and Zoe at the front desk was very pleasant and helpful. She was able to accommodate our request for a feather free room immediately. Pros: Very spacious room. Very clean. Every employee from the front desk worker, to the housekeeping and kitchen staff were very friendly and helpful. Very nice closet area with a full length mirror Nice sofa and ottoman Desk area with chair Bench along the window for seating or luggage Cons: Room was EXTREMELY DARK. Only small directional lamps never lighted the entire room sufficiently The heating/cooling system did not seem to be working properly. It always felt stuffy in our room. We never could get our temperature right. Bathroom was narrow and did not have sufficient counter space. Mattress was a bit too hard for my wife and I All in all, it was a very nice weekend and we got quite a bit accomplished. I'm giving 4 stars even though we weren't completely satisfied. The staff made up for a lot. The location was the other factor that made up for some of the corporate missteps. Marriott needs to take care of this hotel's workers.

The hotel next to the shopping center is very convenient

Everyone we met from the hotel was extremely friendly and helpful. My wife inadvertently left her bathing suit in our room. I contacted the hotel and they informed me they had it. They also made arrangements to ship it to us. I cannot thank them enough.

Chose the Clarion Hotel since is was somewhat reasonably priced and located near the US Air Force Museum and Dayton Aviation Museum. Comparing this hotel to all the other hotels during our 14 day road trip my hubby and I thought this hotel was our least favorite. The indoor pool was unsuitable for swimming, our room was just okay but had a slightly unpleasant smell plus the window was open and couldn't be closed. I went to the front desk and a nice man finally got the window to close after quite a hassle. As other reviewers noted the crowded lobby and hallways needed renovations. We stayed for two nights which cost us $250, not unreasonable but more than we had paid on a nightly basis even for a 1 bedroom suite at a Staybridge Suites. Since many of the neighboring hotels were either sold out or offered higher nightly rates, we felt compelled to book this hotel during our stay. If we were to return to Dayton I would not stay here again.