Brookville Inn

Location We stayed overnight during our roadtrip. Great location . Walking distance to dining, shopping. Would recommend if you looking for safe place to stay during your roadtrip .

Great Place to Stay Great place to stop while traveling! We were there for one night. The beds were comfortable and the room was clean. The front desk staff seemed friendly.The reason I am giving it 4 instead of 5 stars is because of the breakfast. There was not much to choose from. The apple juice was empty and the orange juice tasted bad.

Served it's purpose well A decent place to stay over for attending the engine show. Plenty of hot water pressure and nice bedding. I will re book again next year.

BEDBUGS room 207 5/24/24 and a surprisingly egregious response to the situation from hotel management. BEDBUGS room 207 5/24/24 and a surprisingly egregious response to the situation from hotel management. Although the room was otherwise clean, I saw one bedbug crawling around after I had been in the room for some time. I brought it to the front desk in a baggie. Although they initially seemed reasonable, they became adversarial the instant I asked them to disclose which room bedbugs had been found in 3 months ago. They kept the bedbug in a baggie and *refused* to let me take a photo of it. Why would they refuse? Could it be to avoid the photo from being part of this review? After I tried to explain why it would be a win-win if they would disclose which room bedbugs had been found in 3 months ago, they told me I had to leave or they're calling the police. "It's confidential information." I told them please do call the police. I would appreciate the opportunity to speak with them. Two friendly officers arrived and asked how they could help. I explained the situation, they went inside where management explained the situation, and then they came back out. I told them that I would like to learn from this experience what caused the hotel to call the police. The friendly officer replied, I quote to the best of my recollection so it might not be verbatim, "They were concerned with your persistence (in asking which room bedbugs had been reported in) and didn't want other guests to hear you and find out what's going on." In other words, they called the police in order to prevent other guests from finding out that there are bedbugs in their hotel. This is egregious because bedbugs cost about $2000 per room multiplied by the number of rooms in one's house to get rid of; hotel guests would be well-advised to be aware. Furthermore, when I first approached the front desk, I carefully avoided saying a word about the bedbug until after the guest they were checking in walked away. At the time, I felt bad for management and wanted to give them a chance to quietly resolve the problem without more bad reviews. I had a very good experience here in the past. The mind-boggling part of this is if they would have disclosed which room bedbugs had been found in 3 months ago, I would've kept quiet about it so they have another chance to address the issue. And they would've had my business for the night in a different part of the building. Their adversarial response leaves me motivated to make prospective guests aware of the situation.

Hotel room smelt of dirty, wet Dog As soon as I opened up my room room 109 it smelt of wet, dirty dog. I immediately went to the front desk and asked why do I smell dog as soon as I open my door. The motel clerk said we are a pet friendly hotel. Absolutely disgusting. Would not recommend