Dayton Hotel Guide - Possum Creek MetroPark hotels in Dayton, United States of America.

"Tyler at the reception desk was amazing. He was very professional and nice. "

"Friendly staff, nice property."

"The host looked out for us and had good communication highly recommended and will be staying again soon very nice experience "

"The place is clean with plenty of amenities. "

"Beds were comfortable. Nice place to stay."

"Great location, close to market and downtown "

"My friends and I just wanted a place we could cook and relax and play games. Was the best for 3 people "

"It was a nice, quiet, clean little neighborhood where the people seemed to take care of their homes and their street. It was really pleasant staying there. We were attending a weeklong event (the Corvair Affair) at the nearby Marriott at Dayton University. We only live 45 minutes North up Rte. 75, but didn't want to commute everyday, and also didn't want to pay hotel prices. We feel that we always find a better deal on VRBO to meet our needs. This was certainly one of those better deals. As I said, the neighborhood was quiet and clean. Each night we spent time on the front porch talking and smoking (and disposing properly of our butts/don't litter people). We loved the layout of the home. There is a comfortable eat in kitchen. Bedrooms, bathrooms, and the laundry room are on the lower level. The lower-level living room is more of a parlor/no TV down there. Although there is a TV in each bedroom, one of them is not connected yet. The upper level is one large family room with a large comfortable couch, that can easily seat six fatties, like me, with plenty more space on the floor for sitting or stretching out. There is a larger TV up here that is wall mounted. There is also a table and a couple of chairs that can be repositioned in front of the couch to play some of the provided board games. Quality linens/towels provided, as well as dish/laundry and bath soaps & shampoo. The host was a delight and very quick to respond to queries. It's a 5 star stay"