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The hotel was extremely clean and the staff was friendly and professional. There was always coffee and water. The team work was amazing in house cleaning and the Manager of Housekeeping was very thoughtful and making sure that I was pleased.

Nice town to stay in between the Ohio boarder and MIS. Nice selection of restaurants, shopping, gas stations, 7-Eleven, saw several banners that said Welcome Race Fans! We ate at Aubree's and had a fabulous pan pizza. Also ate at JR's Hometown Grill and Pub, had a great Filet.

We were using Adrian as a base of operations to help our niece install a large garden in Clark Lake, MI. Clark Lake is very remote and has no hotels so we decided to stay in Adrian, 25 miles away and commute each day. Adrian is a college town. For being in a rural area there is a wide variety of dining options. The food choices were plentiful and reasonable in price. We ate at Fiesta Ranchera Mexican restaurant one evening. We selected combination plates; the food was excellent, as was the wait staff and margaritas. Another evening we ate at Culver's. We don't have Culver's in the Metro D.C. area and we love their burgers and frozen custard! A tip for unfamiliar diners is that Culver offers several varieties of cheese for their burgers. If you don't see it posted, don't hesitate to ask. We shopped at Meijer and picked up a variety of food/snack/drink items that are not readily available where we live. Definitely worth strolling through the isles.

We have visited several times as our son went to college here. Its a good location if you want to see the other sleepy towns around the area, such as Irish Hills. We go to Chateau Aeronatique Winery for bands and entertainment often. When we do we stay in Adrian.

Adrian was a smaller town than I had thought it was going to be with small town feels. There is a college there, some really cute parks, the hotel I stayed in (Carlton Lodge) was wonderful. The people were friendly. Southern Hospitality isn't really a thing in the north, but I think that all the people I had to talk to were great. They have a good variety of places to shop and eat.

It is NOT a place to visit except our grandson lives in Manchester, which is a beautifully quaint town. Adrian is in the boonies and I would suspect that I would never have a need to come here save my above statement.