Hotels in Dayton with Swimming Pools

To be honest, if I had more income, it would probably change my rating because I wouldn't expect as much as I do for the price that I paid (not just this stay, but basically any hospitality business charges ridiculous amounts in my opinion), but for me personally, to spend over 100.00 to sleep in a bed that's been slept in by who knows how many ppl, in a room that who knows how many ppl have been in before me, & not even have the opportunity to take advantage of the amenities to at least feel like the 10 hrs I have to work at my job to make that amount of money is worth it for me... I think you would just have to experience a stay for yourself/& make up your own opinion or review as to if you get your money's worth & if you have a valuable experience then great & if you don't then my or anyone elses review isn't going to change that, & if anyone else out there is like me...it kinda sucks when you have such high hopes or expectations & then they aren't met & things don't necessarily live up to the hype & then the let down disappointment is a bit more drastic...so all in all my advice would be to weigh out & make your own decisions or judgement calls because you can't really rely on anyone else's narrative to tell your story. I will say though, that due to the market competition & whatnot & the fact the town is limited in choices (supply & demand I guess+inflation) it was the less expensive & more modern choice of places to stay, but I haven't been exposed to life of luxury or the funding to alter my point of view just yet. I'd stay again if they're the best (or the only I suppose) option I have