Search Chalets in Laurelville from CA $302

"This hotel is super clean throughout. The breakfast was good, and the staff were helpful and very nice. It’s in a good location, within walking distance to restaurants. The trails are about 10 miles away and easy to find (with a gps). We would definitely stay here again."

"Super clean new property. Friendly staff. Free parking. Truly delicious breakfast included and free bottled water for the room."

"Breakfast entrees were cold. The items looked microwaved and dry. It was very noisy."

"They renovated all of the rooms. The bathroom/sing area is all updated, new beds. It's actually quite nice all around. Note, the breakfast service promptly ends at 9am, no exceptions. "

"Everytime I stay at Sleep Inn I have a great experience. The staff are friendly and helpful. The property is always clean. I have a place for my dog to do their business. I can take them for a walk or whatever."

"Everything was excellent. Easy to find. Private, peaceful and quiet! Very close to Hocking Hills. The only issue (and it was minor) was the supply of hot water, as you must keep the showering to a minimum. "

"Basic hotel. Clean and nice. Minimal amenities, but thoughtful. There is no staff onsite, but the phone was answered when assistance was needed. Would recommend. Nearby food options were good."

"The hotel is a little dated but the staff made up for it. Check in was easy and the man was very kind. Breakfast was delicious and staff were constantly cleaning and restocking the buffet. Very hard workers! The room was quiet and the pool was large!"

"We stayed in Keiko, cabin #23. The cabin is exactly as pictured. It is small but cozy, with space for two people (who at least like each other lol) to exist comfortably. Everything was clean and tidy, inside and out. The window view is spectacular. A/C and heat work well, and the kitchenette is well equipped with cooking utensils, plates, etc. In addition to basic bathroom amenities, there are some cabin-specific treats. Comes with - cocoa/coffee/oatmeal packets, small s'mores kit, electric lantern, skewers, AM/FM radio, some books, deck of cards, and firewood bundles for the fire pit. Suggestions: If you're diehard about your coffee, bring your own French press or single-cup maker. There is no television, and there is only one small (very small) shaving mirror. There is no hairdryer. Outlets are by door, counter, and in bathroom, so bring a long charger if you want it to reach the bed. Those are just a few things to note for planning. It is for camping in comfort and not meant to be a hotel vibe. (None of those things put me off, just thought they would be helpful to mention. I even had to get ready for a graduation the morning we left and was able to use the shower door reflection as a kind of mirror with no issues lol.) Overall, it was a great experience. Hassle-free check-in and check-out, as you receive door codes via text. We have both AT&T and T-Mobile, and we both had service on the property. They do have guest WiFi as well. Will definitely be doing this again!"