Cedar Corner Entertainment Complex

Close to Cedar point. on a rainy freezing night didn't even go. just hung out at the hotel lots to do. great food

The room is pretty…. But that’s where the positives end. The hotel is in the back of a restaurant. The hostess for the restaurant took us to our room. The bathroom was shabby. The remote to the TV didn’t work. The whole place felt gross. There was no breakfast and in fact you had to go back to the restaurant or bowling alley to talk to an employee. It’s just a weird place. You’re better off at the holiday inn next door.

Features: Offers outdoor seating, masks not required

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If you have ever stayed at a true boutique hotel, you would know that this is not it. The pictures on the website sure make it look like one! However, our room was horrible and small. No closet, just a few hooks to hang things. Not one hook or towel bar in the bathroom. Chipping paint. Moldy extractor fan above the shower. One of the numbers fell off of our door. Our friends each had suites which were much bigger and somewhat nicer. The entry areas were disgusting, and I do not use that term lightly. Stained and worn carpet. The stale smell of smoke hits you every time you enter. Security door to 2nd floor rooms was broken. Check-in is confusing. You go into the bar, the Thirty Pony and if you are lucky and ask around enough, someone will come and help you. Not my favorite place an we won’t be back!