Ashley Quarters Hotel

"Very quaint nice place to call home temporarily! Everyone extremely nice and friendly, seems they are remodeling and making it very comparable to all the newer hotels around. Full kitchen and nice walk in tile shower was amazing. As with any hotel the furniture was definitely showing signs of wear but again, seems as if they’re really busy getting everything fixed up and new! We definitely enjoyed our stay! For being so close to everything it was quiet and easy to rest!"

"Great hotel!! Breakfast was a bit small but had everything we wanted. Bed was comfortable. Room was clean, liked the full kitchen. Close to cincinnati. No noise from traffic, felt very comfortable here."

"We had the best time here. PRICE IS RIGHT AND SO IS THE ROOM! No complaints here. We had a king suite near the laundry no extra noise was heard and if anything it just smelled like laundry detergent and a hint of bleach. The kitchenette was perfect to keep us out of expensive restaurants. The bathroom was awesome updated and clean. Close to everything. We were in town for a show in Covington and the drive to everything we wanted to do was fine. Things to do close also. The flea market in Monroe was sweet too. Awesome lady checked us in and was super personable. WILL RETURN!"

"For a supposed two star hotel, the room me and my friend stayed it was actually really clean and comforting. The bathroom was pretty much spotless with a nice quality shower. There was also a small kitchen in there with a oven, microwave, and plenty of cabinet space along with plates and silver ware. This place certainly went above and beyond with accommodations."

"On September 21st, I checked in around 4 p.m. My key worked, and I brought my belongings to my room. I left for a business meeting. When I arrived back around 9:30, my card key got me into the building but not into my room. I went to the front desk, and no one was there. They had closed for the evening. I called the helpline to access someone who could recharge my card. No one answered the phone. I called until 2:30 in the morning, but no one answered. I ended up having to sleep in my van. At 6:30 a.m., a woman, Indy, started setting up breakfast. I asked her if she could help, and she did. I told her what had happened. She said that was rare, and she said that she would let the manager, Michelle, know. Indy took the note that I had written to the manager. Indy tried to blame me for the cards going dead. Regardless of the cards going dead, there should be someone who can help in that situation. Upon looking at my account, Michelle checked me into one room but then changed my room without my knowledge. The room was 109, and she changed it to 210 sometime during the afternoon without my knowledge. She also said that she had refunded my stay. I have yet to hear from the manager or receive a refund."