Find hotels near Gallia County Fairgrounds, Gallipolis from NT$2,736

"Excellent breakfast! Older rooms but clean!"

"Nice staff "

"Hallways smelled like cigarettes, but the room smelled just fine, looked very clean. Shortly before we arrived, my daughter found a review on this property that claimed it had bed bugs. I did a VERY thorough inspection of the mattress, and I'm happy to report there was no evidence of bed bugs. It was a bit annoying that there was no hand soap or bar soap for the sink. There was liquid body wash mounted in the shower that could be used for washing hands, but the set up in our room was such that the shower and toilet were in a separate room from the sink, so that was inconvenient. Staff at the front desk were all super nice. We encountered two housekeepers, one of which was very pleasant, the other one not so much. I could have sworn when I booked the room that it said check out was at noon, but no, it was 11am. Housekeeping came knocking at our door a little before 11am. She wanted to know when we'd be leaving. She was clearly irritated by my misunderstanding of the check out time and wasn't afraid to show it! We did our best to get out as soon as we could. Overall, decent stay for the price."

"There was a gap almost an inch wide under our door to the hallway. Things were rusty, broken, and dirty. There were crumbs and dead bugs on the floor. My non dairy creamer curled in my coffee at the "continental breakfast" which was very lacking. There wasn't even any water (no hot or cold). I only stayed due to weather on or drive. Would not stay again. "

"The "free" breakfast was sparse and old food"

"The beds are incredibly high and was very difficult (almost impossible) for my elderly parents to climb up on. "

"Clean room"

"We were told to be extra careful when we showered because the steam could trip the very sensitive fire alarm which we’d be charged $500 for if it went off. Place was clean due to what I imagine is fear of anyone moving or potentially making any sort of action which may trip the Fire Alarm. Mothman did not prophesize this."