Youngstown Hotel Guide - Butler Institute of American Art hotels in Youngstown, United States of America.

"Run down hotel with no microwave, refrigerator or coffee out in the room as stated. The staff was not friendly to my son and his family while they stayed there for 8 nights in the middle of moving from one home to another. They stared at them everytime they went to use the microwave to heat up the food that they had to eat. If they asked for a towel, they would give him one, knowing that there was 4 people in the room. I, paying for the room for them and buying them food that they could cook in a microwave because they didn’t have the money. They brought in an ice cooler from their car to use it to keep milk or whatever in it. I wouldn’t recommend this site. The best thing this place has going for it, is that it’s located off the highway where they get a lot of travelers. "

"it was great what was needed. We were in town for a wrestling tournament."

"Love it "

"Need to fix pot holes in the oarking lot. Room 307 tiolet was moving and replaced the non working microwave immediately. "

"Rm 212 smelled like skunk. I loved the open shower in the room. I told staff that room 212 needed through cleaning. "

"Room was beautiful! Staff was sketchy "

"Clean room and good stay for a quick break during our 12 hour road trip. Breakfast was gran and go quick. The waffles the kids are still talking about. Friendly staff, quiet, safe, and overall very pleasant experience "

"Room- noisy heat, dirty, walked into our room when checking in & it seemed like someone just had a rendezvous- smelled like mens cologne. Shirt on bed, can of soda left in there- ugh!!"

"The good- water pressure for shower was amazing, the bathroom was clean, the hotel guests were quiet. The Ugly-Back exit door to building was "out of order" and had duct tape holding it shut so anyone could easily get in, the room floor was squeaky (AKA not clean), pillows were flat as pancakes, but the worst thing was that one of the mattresses clearly had broken springs and was very uncomfortable and VERY loud even with the slightest movement."