Knights Inn Dayton North
reviews and complaints

The Knights Inn said they had free breakfast, but there wasn't any. They didn't even have a coffeemaker in the room. When I asked at the front desk, she said, "No breakfast." But if you check their website, it says they offer free breakfast as one of the things they provide. That's not right. They should either give breakfast or update their website (or what shows up in a web search) to tell the truth.

On 05/20/2022, I paid $185.50 to stay at Knights Inn Dayton North. However, when I woke up in the morning, I noticed that my arms and legs were extremely itchy, and I had bumps all over my body. I decided to investigate and discovered bedbugs on the beds and headboard. I even have videos and pictures of the live bugs that I found. Unfortunately, when I asked the hotel for a refund, they refused to give me my money back.

I've stayed at Knights Inn Dayton North three times in the past four years, and it's a bit disappointing. It seems like you get what you pay for, but I was shocked when the staff told me they don't offer refunds. They even refused to change my room when I asked. I hope that if I encounter bed bugs again, they'll at least give me a different room. I paid nearly $200 for two nights, only to be bitten by bed bugs.

The fridge in the room wasn't working, they wouldn't replace it. I had to put insulin in ice. There was also black mold on the bathroom ceiling. The room wasn't clean or sanitized. I saw signs of bed bugs. I asked for a refund so I could go somewhere safer, but they said they don't give refunds. So I had to stay there because I didn't have enough extra money to go to another hotel. Now I'm worried that I might have brought bed bugs home. I can't afford a service to get rid of them. I hope my chest cold (maybe from the mold) doesn't get worse.

In late 2021, right before Christmas, we were in the process of searching for an apartment. We came across this hotel, Knights Inn Dayton North, and unfortunately, it caused some unexpected trouble for us. When the potential landlord contacted the hotel, they informed them that we owed nearly $500 for damages and had been trespassed from the property.

Feeling confused and concerned, we decided to reach out to the attorney general's office for assistance. Surprisingly, the hotel quickly changed their tune and claimed that it was all a mistake. They admitted that someone had accidentally left an invoice open, but despite this, we were still considered trespassed.

What made this situation even more puzzling was the fact that my husband had actually worked at the hotel for a month after we had left. I would often visit him at work, and not once did anyone mention anything about the alleged damages or trespassing. It seemed like a complete surprise to us.

In an attempt to resolve the issue, we requested that the hotel provide us with the supposed invoice. However, since then, they have gone completely silent. Unfortunately, this lack of communication has caused further complications, as we were unable to secure the apartment due to the landlord's belief that we had damaged a hotel room.

Overall, our experience with Knights Inn Dayton North has been quite frustrating and disappointing. The false accusations and lack of transparency have caused unnecessary stress and hindered our search for a new home. We hope that others can avoid similar situations and find accommodations that prioritize honesty and clear communication.

The hotel on the website looks really nice, but when I arrived, I noticed that the bathroom tiles had mold and the couch was all torn up. There were also various things on the wall. I informed the staff about these issues, and they moved me to another room. Unfortunately, the new room was even worse than the previous one. I have some serious health problems, including stage 4 cancer, a brain aneurysm, and heart issues. I had informed them about my conditions before checking in. I paid $134.90 for the first two nights and $69.97 for the third night. I asked if they could give me a discount because the room didn't match what was shown on the website, but they refused. Can you please assist me?

I stayed at Knights Inn Dayton North on Saturday (August 27th) and paid $72 for my first room, number 254. Unfortunately, it was infested with bed bugs. I went to the front desk and requested a different room, which was room number 249. To my dismay, this room also had bugs. I asked for yet another room and had to pay an additional $20 for room number 220. However, when I entered the bathroom, I discovered a brown recluse spider with a bunch of babies underneath it.

Feeling frustrated, I asked for a refund. The staff told me to come back the next morning (August 28th) to receive my $90 refund. I returned as instructed, but they only offered me the $20 refundable deposit, even though I never stayed in the room due to the bug infestation. I am disappointed and would like to either get my money back or receive some form of compensation.

I booked a room for the night through Bookety with my credit card for a non-smoking room. Once I arrived to check into my room, the front desk told me that they required a $100 deposit for a non-smokers room. I told him to switch it to a smoking room instead and then he told me that it would still be a $37 deposit for the smoking room... but when I booked online, it did not mention anything at all about any extra fees and instead said that any extra fees were included (I have provided a screenshot of my booking confirmation, it even said that my booking was guaranteed and there was no need to call the hotel to reconfirm.) This is the second time that I've had this same issue at this hotel with this same employee, nobody else that works there has asked me for a smoking room deposit, and even the response from Knights Inn on the other complains listed says that there is NO DEPOSIT for a smoking room? So now they get to keep all my money and I don't have a place to sleep tonight?