Hotels near Nautical Bowling Lanes, Avon Lake

Hotel location is very good, the room is very clean. From Detroit to Niagara Falls, stop by. The small city is very European, and the nearby shopping and dining is very convenient. We found a Japanese restaurant nearby, only a four minute drive away.

Very clean room at a very affordable price! The staff was very courteous and the check-in was very fast!

I stayed here for a quick stay before flying out of the Cleveland airport. I dropped my rental car off at the rental car center and called the hotel. They sent the shuttle to pick me up. The driver was very friendly and told me a lot about Cleveland history. Inside, the hotel is a typical courtyard, very clean with a large tv in the room. When I checked in, they asked what time I would be taking the shuttle back to the airport. I arrived down the next morning for an easy airport transfer to my flight.

The room that was arranged at the beginning did not even hit, but the front desk gave the room a lot. The traffic is very convenient, just off Highway 90, not far from the beach of Lake Erie. The breakfast was average, the cake was sticky and it was difficult to swallow.

Wanted to give a 5 Star…but… Very friendly team, room on ground floor was quiet, clean and comfortable…breakfast buffet very plentiful and tasty. Responsive, safe shuttle to CLE, just a few minutes way. Really found this Holiday InnExpress to be a good place to stay….but, unable to get hot shower. Advised desk and at check out was advised that rooms on ground floor used to have jet tubs and you have to adjust shower water to near center, advised entire hotel will be renovated. No courtesy water bottles. Expectations as an InterContinental Ambassador were high….they came close.

If you have young children, stay away from this hotel. Walls are paper thin and the other customers apparently do not like children.We stayed there for one painful night. Toddlers are loud, especially when first checking in. Our phone kept ringing but when I answered it, there was no sound. We tried to get our toddlers settled in as quietly as possible. A hotel receptionist knocked on our door and asked us to be quiet, which we were actively trying. My daughters were not screaming; they were just talking. My two year old tripped and fell down and I comforted immediately to stop her crying. She cried for less than 30 seconds but the phone started ringing. We finally had the children settled and in bed when someone knocked on our door. A mother with four kids believed our room was hers. We told her we just checked in and it was ours. Ten minutes later another hotel staff knocked on our door and threatened to kick us out as this was our las warning. I called the front desk and spoke to her to let her know the “noise” was not us beyond answering our door. I also advised her that the room phone wasn’t working which hadn’t been passed on to her from the previous front desk person. We wake up at 8 am and immediately get ready to leave the room because I know at this point, a complaint is imminent. Again, my toddlers were not screaming or yelling but they shockingly talk and cry at the littlest thing. Despite my best efforts to try to move fast while reminding them to whisper, the phone rings and within minutes a new front desk staff tells us we are making too much noise. My husband is fed up at that point and has the kids leave the room in various states of undress. I stay in the room to pack up quietly. Guess what happens 15 minutes later, the phone rings. We are getting complaints even when we are quiet. I went downstairs and confronted the front desk person about him being the third person whom I told over three shifts that the room phone does not work. I also ask him if he would like me to abuse my children to get them to shut up. Short of duct taping their mouths, toddlers are toddlers and this was the most family unfriendly experience we have ever had. Traveling is hard enough without feeling harassed by hotel staff and children-hating customers. The walls must be paper thin because my children were never scream, yelled or jumped up and down. I felt the entire experience to be hostile to a family with young kids. We will avoids this hotel in the future. I would suggest any family with young children avoid it as well. I don’t know what is worse: being threatened to be kicked out when your two year old cried after tripping and hurting herself or being threatened to be kicked out when someone else’s child is making normal noise and being singled out as the scapegoat.

In Ohio to spend the holidays with family, our morning flight home was cancelled for the second time after our arrival at the airport. We sought a hotel with an airport shuttle and restaurants within walking distance; Check & check!.The staff were above & beyond kind and accommodating. The lobby and our room were very clean and the chaise and bed so comfortable. Excellent, warm hospitality - I felt as though I was in a far more expensive hotel!

This was a last minute trip for an unexpected reason. The staff is always very helpful and friendly. We usually request a certain room and when it is available they always provide it. If the room is not avaible they provide a similar one for us. You will not beat the location of the hotel. You have everything you need within walking distance.

The hotel has a welcoming staff with spacious common spaces and rooms. The Orbit stays true to its name, playing on the theme, with colors, wall coverings, and appointments reminiscent of the early 60's when there were 7 astronauts, a Mercury program, and a new organization called NASA. It sits in the shadow of the NASA Glenn Research Center and across the street from the Cleveland Hopkins International Airport. The room had a mini-fridge, microwave, K-cup coffee maker, and a nice big bathroom. The breakfast bar was well appointed with something for everyone to include an automatic pancake maker straight out of the Jetson's! I will be back.