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“Attended Hamvention here for years. It has been comfortable and spacious. Walking is safe and mostly efficient. Groundskeeping is excellent. The single complaint is that Assembly Hal, used for speaker forums, has an unacceptably loud HVAC intake that drowns out the presenters even with amplification.”
8:30AM - 8:30PM
2800 New Germany Trebein Rd, Beavercreek
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“I had my wedding ceremony and reception here recently. It rained that day and the staff were exceptional with helping us move the ceremony indoors. Steve and his team were so kind and made our day so special. I would suggest using this location for weddings or other special events.”
Open 24 hours
2800 Presidential Dr, Fairborn
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“Thomas, the obviously talented new chef, prepared an incredible meal for me on the Wednesday before Thanksgiving. After a long and exhausting day at work, his culinary masterpiece truly hit the spot and lifted my spirits, especially with the challenge of working and traveling around the holiday!
Hannah, the very skilled bartender, was incredibly kind and engaging. We had a delightful conversation, and she managed to be both attentive to our chat and efficient in serving other patrons. Her ability to seamlessly transition between conversations and her duties was truly impressive!”
Open 24 hours
2800 Presidential Dr, Fairborn
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“Wonderful staff, friendly and helpful. Hotel is close to everything. Clean, economical, bed was super comfortable, restaurant has a nice variety of dishes, convenient. Would definetly stay here again. Pool was nice.”
Open 24 hours
10823 Chidlaw Rd # A, Dayton
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“Wonderful stay. As a woman traveling alone on a budget my main concern is safety and cleanliness. Very clean and very safe. Will definitely stay again and recommend to friends and family.”
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“Dayton Hamvention is the largest gathering of Amateur Radio enthusiasts in the world, (with the racial diversity of Montana, Idaho and Iowa). I saw License plates from as far away as Canada, New Hampshire, Maine, Key West Florida, and Montana, and even a native Hawaiian (hey Carter, from Oahu). I also heard French, Italian, German, and Ukrainian languages being spoken; not to mention Morse Code. Every major vendor, along with numerous smaller ones were represented at this event as well. You can’t possibly see it all in one day. It’s like Disney.”