Dayton Hotel Guide - Rose Music Center at The Heights hotels in Dayton, United States of America.

"Beds were comfortable and room were large. Many ertras. "

"Our room we originally booked was dirty, smelled like smoke, no sheets on the pull out sofa bed,(that was broke). Stains on the sheets and toilet lid. Then moved us to a room with two double beds"

"Very clean, excellent lobby with games for the kids. "

"Elevator is shady. "

"It was a went stocked, beautiful home. Clean and comfortable. We used every bed and cooked meals in the kitchen. Great home in a thriving location! Thank you!"

"Absolutely would stay here again, spotless"

"We’ve rented a lot in the area recently, and this is by far one of the nicest. So clean, and inviting. Even had snacks, which was nice after a three-hour drive. Would definitely book again."

"Safe clean nothing fancy reasonable price. "

" I do believe there is an expectation when you rent a "home" and as with all things there is always room for " attaboys" and " improvements". First, let me begin with the good things: convenience. This home is close to many things-restaurants, Target, little shopping towns, coffee. In nice weather, the backyard has a great pool that is very large and accommodating. Great spring, summer, and fall home stay. It is definitely pet-friendly, which we appreciated. The layout of the home is great, the kitchen is really up to date, and parking is perfect. a few observations, first, dust and dirt ( fans were terrible, carpet seemed and felt dirty), blinds are broken throughout, the backdoor had no blind or shade so neighbors can't peer in, the house had a musty smell, and the rugs at the entry and throughout were WELL used, sadly, and to me, the bedding wasn't clean as I had to wash blankets and sheets before using. Based on experience, here are a few suggestions that won't cost much but can really improve this older home for future guests. Go WHITE! White sheets, white bedding, white towels- they're bleachable and look crisp and neat and clean. Washable, hypoallergenic pillows-no feather pillows. Lamps and chairs in each room. For less than 1000, you could transform all bedrooms, replace the rugs, and update all linens. It is a bit too high-priced for the neighborhood and level of home, but in a pinch we appreciated the stay. "