South Webster Hotels

"Very clean Comfy room!"

"The hotel was clean with easy access to Shawnee State University. "

"The staff was very friendly and helpful. Our room was clean and nice. "

"Clean room"

"This is a First RATE Motel. Quiet, Clean,Room was very clean and it had CARPET! ( No hard cold floors), So Nice.The Front Desk Personnel was exceptionally helpful and courteous. "

"Friendly staff. Clean and very quiet rooms. Very comfortable beds. Everything that you need in a hotel room at a good price point. Would definitely stay here again. "

"They need to work on improving their key cards because it keeps resetting so you have to visit the front desk to get it working again other than that the stay was comfortable and cozy. "

"Yea"

"We had a truly wonderful stay at The Roundabout Cabin! If you are looking for a place that is quiet and peaceful, this is absolutely it. The setting is incredibly serene and offered a much-needed escape from the hustle and bustle.Key HighlightsLocation: Perfect blend of seclusion and convenience. We loved how close we were to local shopping and food, making it easy to grab groceries or enjoy a nice dinner without a long drive.Atmosphere: The cabin lives up to its name, offering a unique and charming aesthetic. Most importantly, it provided a peaceful and quiet environment—ideal for relaxing and unwinding.Areas for ImprovementWhile our overall experience was excellent, there were a couple of small issues we noted:Driveway Lighting: Since the area is very dark at night (which contributes to the peace!), we had difficulty navigating the driveway because the driveway lights were not working at all. It was hard to see where we were going with it being so dark, especially when arriving after sunset.Safety/Accessibility: We noticed a lack of railings in two key areas. There was no railing for the small set of steps leading down to the living room, and similarly, no railing or grab bar in the shower. For guests with mobility concerns, or just for general safety, this is something that should be addressed."