Cincinnati Hotel Guide - Margaret Garner Slave Site hotels in Cincinnati, United States of America.

"We didn’t have breakfast at the hotel "

"Loved the view. Front desk was very accommodating!"

"Great"

"Nice"

"This hotel was more like a night club with a hotel sandwiched between the two clubs. The staff were so nice, and very fun. Our stay was short, just one night. But, our room had a broken air unit. Called the desk before heading over to a Reds game, came back, air was still not fixed. It took me 4 phone calls and a trip to the front desk and eventually we were given a different room. I feel like after paying $400+ for 1 night we should have been comped. Overall stay was okay. 3 min walk to ballfield and great staff."

"Shower floor was so slippery that we had to hang onto shower door handle, several bedside outlets didn’t work, which were needed for CPAP, and the light switch at the entrance to our room didn’t turn on lights, forcing us to walk around in the dark until we found other switches. When we talked to the manager, she was rude, passive aggressive, and blamed us for not reporting it at 1AM, when she could have given us a different room, which was not a useful solution. "

"Pricey breakfast buffet ($26per), but expected for location & selection. Wasted water in the morning until hot. Airport shuttle drops off/pickup directly in front of hotel. Easy walking distance to stadiums."

"Love this hotel chain! Having 24 hour access to such an amazing art collection makes an insomniac like myself heart’s sing. Will definitely stay here the next time we are Cincinnati. "

"First, I have read that this property is under new management and am inclined to believe it. They seem to be working to provide the best experience they can with the resources they have. The staff was as good as I've had anywhere: courteous, kind, responsive. The building is run down and needs remodeled and a deep cleaning, but the linens were clean and we never saw the first sign of pests. This hotel is in a rough area right next to the interstate, so it is loud when you are trying to sleep, and(though no one ever tried to bother us) I wouldn't recommend travelling on foot alone. Unfortunately pretty much every day we saw someone who was clearly in the throes of substance abuse while we walked to the convention center. Overall, for the right purpose I would recommend this hotel, but not for families with children or solo travelers."