Creekwood Motel

It was comfortable but it would have been a lot better if there was a microwave and refrigerator. Perfect for getting off the road to get some sleep. But extended stays require a place for food and a place to heat.

While there are a number of places to eat in walking distance, we were impressed with the Coffee Hub food trailer. We got excellent coffee & breakfast there during our stay.

There was no fridge in room, it was clean, staff was friendly. But the beds need replaced. They were 20 yrs old and very uncomfortable. Will not stay again because of the beds .

Property was reasonable in price, staff were polite and helpful. There was no wifi available or I wasnt given PW. However that was a small thing. I would definitely use again if in area.

Was clean but very old. Comforters on the beds were lumpy and gave a poor first impression. Also smelled stale. Could use a little updating and would be a great place. Convenient place for people riding the bike trail to stay.

Perfect for our bike trip. Plenty of places to eat nearby, and a laundromat.

It’s an older facility, but kept up nicely and clean. The bed wasn’t the most comfortable. The young lady at check in was delightful!

Who doesn’t have Wi-Fi these days? This place doesn’t have Wi-Fi. The mattresses were so uncomfortable but if you like sleeping on rocks then go for it. My husband has breathing issues and there was so much mold around the tub. Plus our bathtub’s handle to grab on was not there but they plugged up the 2 holes. The bathtub was very slippery. We are elderly and it was not safe to use. This place is in need of some serious remolding. Our carpet had duct tape keeping it together. Some water was on the floor and I used a hand towel to wipe it up and it was so dirty so not sure how often the floors are mopped. It was very noisy with the traffic and people above you. If I had known there were nicer places to stay I would have gone the extra mile. Also don’t go to the Stone House Tavern, it was such a disappoin**ent. Not worth the money we spent, almost $100 a night.

Traveling by bicycle on the Ohio to Erie trail , it was a welcome respite. Nice people, clean rooms, and walking distance to many restaurants. A coffee truck with a purpose is parked 300 from the rooms. Helps women with addiction problems get their lives back. It was nice to see how busy the morning drive thru was, and service with a smile.