If you are in collage and live in a frat house, than this is the right place for you. When you FINALLY find someone at the front desk, don't bother because THEY DON'T CARE. When you call their "after hours" number, no one answers that either. What to expect ... police in the parking lot nightly; the smell of pot throughout the hotel; your car being broke into; rude, uncaring staff; fire alarms continuing to go off at all hours; yelling and partying in the hallways all night. It seemed to quiet down around 4:00 am.

Needed an extended stay place , the 159.99 a week was appealing, but you only get that rate after being there after 4 weeks. There are kitchenettes but no utensils , no silverware, dishes, not pots and pans , NOTHING, you have to supply them yourself. You get one set of towels, and that is it , you have to wash them yourself because they are not replaced. You get 1 roll of toilet paper, and after that you have to buy your own. There is WIFI internet but the speed is dial up. All in all I had to stay there for 2 weeks , the worst place I every stayed at. Good luck on getting help at the front desk .

This is not the wealthiest commercial section of Dayton, and there are plenty of colorful stories about this hotel, its clients, and the neighborhood.

Sometimes I stay at the best places; other times I stay very inexpensively. I stayed here because it was a walk of just a few *seconds* from where I needed to work for several days. For my needs, it was perfect.

I can't speak for everyone, but my sheets were NEW. The bathroom was clean. The carpet appeared clean. Under the bed had been vacuumed. The fridge and kitchen area were clean. The packaged terminal heat pump (you can also call it an "air-conditioner" and still be technically correct) functioned correctly.

The bedspread was soiled, but weather was hot anyhow and I had brought my own blanket. Housekeeping cheerfully replaced it. The phone had multiple issues, but management stayed with it until it worked correctly. You will pay for local and long-distance calls, but the rates are modest (.25 first minute, .10 subsequent) compared to many hotels. I did not try the Internet service. The mattress wasn't too bad.

The office hours were not the best for me, but the service was acceptable and the employees were never unkind. And there were plenty of employees around during the day prior to when the office opened.

If I needed a place like this again for several days or nights, I definitely would return. For the money saved, I'm happy to bring some of my own bedding and surface some issues with the staff.

It's my policy to not write anonymous reviews. My name is MARC ABEL, and you may confirm that I wrote this by asking me about it yourself.

I moved into the Intown Suites a year ago. It was just me and my husband. We had heard good things about this location. We thought it would be great way to save up money for a new place. Boy was I wrong. I have spent more money that I have saved. This place has become a night mare. The room was ok size for me and him. Housekeeping is a joke. The smoke alarms all hours of the night because people do not know how to cook. The drugs are beyond belief. There have been 7 arrest in 2 days. Drive by but do not stop. Run as fast as you can. They have had 2 S. O. since we have been here. The first was a hooked on drugs and the 2 one drinks beer in empty rooms. I fell last week on the side walk because they did not clean them very good. I had the front clerk fill out a report. The next day the GM was here and I wanted to know what they were going to do about it. All he said was it was an act of God and was not going to do anything. He also stated he wished he had been here to see it because it was funny.