The only negative is that you cannot walk to town. Large suites, reasonable price, nice lawn area for pets. Continental breakfast and paper delivered to room.

We stayed in a few different hotels on our recent trip, and while some had more amenities (such as a pool or hot tub), the Village Suites had the nicest rooms. It really was a suite with a separate bedroom. Nice for a family. We liked the layout - a little kitchen area with fridge, microwave, toaster and coffee machine, a living area and a separate bedroom, (two televisions). The bathroom had a convenient separate door into the bedroom. Since my two kids did not want to share a bed, it was very handy to have a sofabed for one of them to use (although my daughter said it was creaky). On the first floor we had a back door out to the patio area, which was very nice. Parking was easy and plentiful. It wasn't far into town by car and parking there seemed OK too. It was handy to have access to the computers and printer in the business center at the hotel when we decided to alter our travel plans for the road ahead. The staff were friendly and helpful. We liked the way breakfast was brought to our room, although some more choice of food items might have been nice for my fussy family. We liked our stay so much on the way out that we stayed there again on the way home.

We had no idea Ashland would be such a delightful little town to visit in the summer. Full of culture, a lovely park and great places to eat. The Village Suites at Ashland Hills even though they are a little removed from the downtown action are an excellent base to explore Ashland and the area around. The rooms were very well priced and very spacious. No complaints whatsoever.

The review offered by 4 runner, who had the Village Suites experience in July 2011, perfectly describes the property and the room accommodations. It is such an all-encompassing presentation that there is little left to add. However, it could be mentioned that there is a wonderful library of books and videos available to guests (on loan and free) in the registration room. Interestingly, we would have probably availed ourselves of a movie had the reception person told us that it was necessary to request a DVD player from there as well. We searched high and low in our room for a way to play thr DVD movie that we brought with us, but couldn't find a thing. It was only the next morning upon check out, that we found out about the borrowability of the DVD player.

One of the most charming things about this hotel is the personalized continental breakfast service which is offered. The individual that came to our room with our order (placed the previous night) was wonderfully subtle and sweet and reminiscent of my concept of how stars or royalty are served breakfast in bed by house staff. Such a nice touch.
We had no issues with a noisy a/c, as the windows readily opened to admit the cool night air, which made for a beautiful night's sleep.
The 4 point rating we gave was due primarily to the value. For the price we paid for a double suite, $126 "special rate", we were left with a "not so much" impression compared to several hotels (such as Embassy Suites) who, for a few dollars more, provided substantially more amenities and offers. That said, it may be that for Ashland, Village Suites is the best opportunity for the money.