Hope Hotel and Richard C. Holbrooke Conference Center

Need sign to help find hotel. GPS takes you to Air Force Base. Super easy check in at front desk. Bar/lounge service was very very slow and beer was not as cold as we like.

It’s time for a deep cleaning and renovations. Nice people, facility, prices and location, just needs to be updated.

Went to Nutter center for phish. Was a 30 minute walk on a bike path that is across the street from the hotel. Hotel is on leased property from the United States Govt. Hippies and military persons lived in harmony. Really chill scene.

The good was they let us check in early. The bad is the TV did not work, the bath tub did not hold water.

Hotel was very nice except that the bathroom faucet was filthy with soap and toothpaste stains and beard/shaving trimmings.

Room telephone didn't work and was removed without replacement. All television channels were not accessable.

Room was very comfortable and spotless. Older property but well kept. Staff very attentive and so helpful. Restaurant on site with awesome breakfast buffet. Our server Vicky is the best. Fourth stay at this property will definitely stay again.

The hotel is older and could use some updating. The A/C was very loud. We had to change rooms because the A/C and tv were not working and the beds looked like they had not been changed. Staff was kind and helpful. The restaurant was a surprise because the food was really good and the waitstaff excellent. Overall I would give a 6 rating and won’t stay here again.

I've stayed at the Hope Hotel twice now. The price was one of the hotel's attributes. Accommodations here aren't expensive compared to other hotels, and you're getting a bit more than you pay for here. First of all, despite the Regan-era furnishings and overall dated appearance, this is a very clean hotel. The staff were very friendly. One of the maintenance staff rode the elevator with me and wanted to make certain everything worked in my room as it should. Everything was just fine. That isn't to say the rooms, bathrooms, and hallways aren't a bit old-looking. A new coat of paint, NEW BEDS (!), and new chairs would work wonders. It's a very, very quiet place. This is no party hotel, and it's off the beaten track, so I felt that my car would be safer than at a hotel located on Col. Glenn or near the plaza in Beavercreek. However, being off the beaten track is also a downside because you'll be driving a few minutes to find a nicer gas station, restaurant, or grocery store.They have a restaurant. It's called "Packy's." It's okay. Staff are friendly and helpful. This time I ordered their pizza, which was surprisingly bland. Like, out of a Chef Boyardee box-bland. Not bad, mind you. Just... bland. Their burgers are generally better. Recommended if you're tired and don't want to venture out. Overall, this was the second of two good stays at the Hope.