Zoar Vacations from $301

We asked for extra blankets and a pillow and they never came. We called the front desk three times and they kept saying they were “on their way.”

I absolutely adore the staff here. Somehow Claire always recognizes me, and is most helpful.

The hotel is lovely and we hope to return. We booked one night out of a 5-night stay in OH. If we had known better we would have stayed all 5 nights at The Lytle Park Hotel. We arrived at 11:45pm from a delayed flight from CA. The host at the reception desk was gracious and full of information to help expedite our travels the next day. The room was spacious and luxurious. Accommodation surpassed our expectations. After a long day of travel, sinking into slumber in a truly comfortable bed was a gift from above. The Pendleton blanket across the bed was a perfect touch. We chose to order in the next morning knowing we would be exhausted. There was a modern sectional sofa and table where we enjoyed breakfast in the morning. Service was lovely and I could only compare it to luxury cabin service on a cruise. Food was exceptional and coffee delicious. We appreciated the concierge itinerary assistance and ride to our destination. We followed all the travel trips and felt like we achieved all we wanted out of the day. The next day we checked into a hotel in Dayton only to check out the next day. Unfortunately The Lytle Park was booked for the week or we would have checked back in at any price. It is truly a gem in OH.

Parking was a little bit out of the way. But I guess we enjoyed the walk. It was a little bit more so when it was raining because we were loading up our car. Disappointed that there wasn’t a microwave in the room because we ate at the restaurant and would’ve liked to warm up our food.

I booked this hotel because it had an indoor pool. They don't tell you that the pool is not heated, so my kids couldn't use the indoor pool because it was ice cold. Other than that, good stay and really friendly staff, but extremely disappointing that the amenities aren't really what they say.