Cedar Stables Inn and Suites

The staff was friendly and the room was pretty clean. The fireplace was a noce touch and the decor was also nice. The room is rather noisy due to the regular foot traffic in and out of the Thirsty Pony. There was a private party literally across the hall from our room and it was obnoxiously loud. The attendees alao congregated in the parking lot and around the entrance for hours afterward.

overall ok but too dirty for us

The room and hospitality were great but availability of dedicated hotel staff was lacking. In-room perks made the stay special. Would come back for sure!

Everyone was so nice and helpful EXCEPT our server at the restaurant!!!! The absolute worst service I’ve EVER had!!!!!! We waited an hour our food!! Server was so rude!

There is a hall rental that shares the entrance. The patrons renting the hall Friday and Saturday evening (individual events) took their party out into the parking lot. The Saturday evening patrons set off fireworks in the parking lot.

Boutique hotel at the main corner heading into Cedar Point. A unique, well-thought out hospitality experience. Great tasteful, themed decor in the rooms. The hotel is integrated into an entertainment complex with restaurant, bar, bowling alley, and other amenities. We loved it and highly recommend!

It was a fantastic experience I really appreciate the free bottle of wine and drinks! Exceeded my expectations Everything was great

Very good

Exceptional

Crumbs on pull out couch, dirty toilet, disgusting baseboards. If we had been able to find accommodations elsewhere we would not have stayed!

Not a typical hotel. Nice In It's unique way. Good sized room for the 6 of us to move around.

Probably a great place to stay if you wanted to party and bet there and then walk back to the room. They only have 9 rooms in the whole place

So the room itself was clean, cozy, and decorated nicely. I have zero qualms about the room itself. HOWEVER, this was one of the strangest places I've ever stayed at. The rooms (maybe 6 total) were attached to the rear of a Horse Betting Booth, a bar/restaurant, and a bowling alley. You literally have to check in with the restaurant hostess as there isn't any actual hotel staff. Just outside of the rooms were random offices as well. So if you don't mind staying in the rear of a horse bet/bar/restauraunt/bowling alley, this place is perfect for you. I stayed there with my son for a baseball tournament, which was fine, but I would not have found the accommodations acceptable for just my wife. Hope this helps

The worst place I have ever stayed in my life. Paid almost $400 on night for my son and I just stay before he did the half Ironman. The whole place was sketchy and dingy. Carpet going up the stairs to our room and in the hallway outside our room was gross. The room was large in size, but the bathroom was disgusting. Hair in the corners, mold, and even a dead cockroach on the floor. I almost went out to sleep in my car.

The room was very spacious. There was plenty of room. The bathroom needs some updating, but it was a great location.

The bartenders and staff were SO very friendly and helpful!! Loved bowling and playing huge pacman game!! Food was great!! Loved the sauerkraut balls were fantastic!! We will definitely be back!!

Exhaust vent was plugged with dust in shower tiles cracked and broken not very nice for what we paid to stay. Room 248

Unique property, close to Cedar Point. Complimentary beer & wine in the room was a nice touch. Perfect place to stay if you're a fan of sporting events and horse racing.

Restaurant and bar was decent but really busy so service was a little slow. But, also taking into consideration it was July 4th it was no bother for us.

This is a unique little hotel/staying spot. My wife and I enjoyed staying there. My only negative comment would be. I stood at the check-in counter for quite a while waiting for someone to help me, but that was a minor hiccup. Overall, we enjoyed staying there.