Cedar Corner Entertainment Complex

Features: Offers outdoor seating, masks not required

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!

Not the cheapest but really good food and customer service.nice menu but not really extensive.i always enjoy whatever i get.fish dishes exceptional and some unusual items on menu to tickle your fancy when you feel brave.

My fiance and I decided to getaway for the day and decided to stay at the Stables overnight 10/10/19). Checkin was a little odd to me Their booth is inside the Thirsty Pony Restaurant). It was unattended when we first arrived, but someone at the Thirsty Pony called and someone showed up after a few minutes to check us in. The guy introduced himself, checked us in, then instead of showing us a map of the facility and where our room was located he actually walked with us to the room while showing us where each ammenity was located On site Resturaunt, Bowling and Laser tag). Before we entered the room, he let us know that the room came with a complimentary bottle of wine, beers, carmel corn, buckeyes, and a free game of both bowling and laser tag for each guest. I thought to myself that with all of the free perks that they throw in the room must be run down. Boy was I wrong. When we entered the room I was pleseantly surprised. It sort of looks like a stable Has a rustic accent wall, rustic light fixtures, and wood beams installed in the ceiling). Our room also came with a fireplace, large flat screen, microwave, fridge, safe, and the usual stuff that a room comes with. The finishings are all new and go well with the rustic feel of the room. The A/C works well, the bed was comfortable, and the shower had decent pressure. Now, I did notice a few minor issues with the room such as the subpar workmanship around a light fixture and in the shower. Also, the toilet wouldn't shut off which was annoying, but I didn't report it. The only other issue that we experienced was the construction going on right outside our window. It started at like 6 or 7am, but I don't blame the Stables for that. For what we payed to stay here $125.00) the stay was better then expected. I would defintely stay here again ecspecially if planning a trip to cedar point which is like 5 minutes away.

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.