Tylersville Hotels from ₹6,332

"The room was clean, the bed was comfortable, the staff were friendly, parking wasn’t too expensive, and the shower was amazing!"

"Really neat old historic hotel with good amenities in a fantastic spot."

"Loud music throughout the night."

"Great staff who took beautiful care of us during our stay."

"Wanted to stay closer to where we were going for the weekend and I don’t know how this place has decent ratings. The cleanliness was fine, but it’s clear that they don’t prioritize it. The curtains to the windows were nasty. The door didn’t shut all the way so we had to use a chair to keep it closed and you could hear the outside clear a day meaning we didn’t sleep much. Found a half drank pop can in the lamp shade between the bed. When we asked for more blankets and towels, nobody came twice, so the 3rd time we asked was when we went to the lobby and just asked them to hand it to us there. We didn’t even want to see what breakfast was about, it made me sick thinking about it. The atmosphere wasn’t good and when we expressed our issues, we were just told that there was a miscommunication. I don’t know what that is supposed to mean, but when it was our last day we left so fast. Never going back there. I’ve been to places nearby that cost less for better quality. It’s not worth the convenience of being closer to Kings Island. "

"Wonderful stay and staff was amazing!"

"Accommodations was perfect. Great location for my trip. Spacious, clean room with all the amenities. I'll be back for sure."

"Didn't eat breakfast there. Room was very clean Bar was fine "

"Arrived for room at 11pm to find out the reservation was cancelled by the staff after “attempting to” contact me. Had already paid for everything and essentially received a shrug of the shoulders and a “too bad” mentality. Borderline worst service I have ever received, despite checking in on the app, calling the day before and confirming and paying they did absolutely nothing. Honestly, every person working the night of 5/2 should be let go or given a seminar in customer service or at a minimum how to interact with humans in a helpful or meaningful way. Pathetic."