We arrived to find that the 2-bed room that we had booked was not available so we were given a king room by a clerk who was not apologetic. Parking is very convenient. This was a nice property 20 years ago (when convention center was new) and has not been updated. Bed was comfortable, and clean. Room is grimy with very worn furnishings, tile, tub, linens, etc. Mismatched toiletries. I put a cover on the desk chair before I would sit on it as it had stains. Thin walls - you will hear your neighbors and people in the hallway. The maids are obviously trying, but everything is just worn. I realize that it's hard to keep an urban hotel going in a bad economy, and this place is a perfect example. Not scary, just really beat up. Not bad for the price, and since it was convenient to the convention center I would stay again, but not nice by any stretch. No breakfast. Paid $2 for an awful cup of coffee, and was quoted a 30 minute wait for a carry-out.

In town for a concert at Huntington Center. Check in was fast, front desk staff helpful. Room on 13th floor had great view of 5/3 Ballpark. Yeah, room furnishings and bathroom were somewhat dated, but it was clean, and bathroom was of decent size. Beds were comfortable. Parking was $11 with in/out priviledges. It is the same parking facility connected to both the hotel and Huntington Center. The fact that it was a short (and safe) walk to the Huntington Center without ever going outside was a huge plus.

Food at Mad Mike's was reasonably priced, but the food was average at best.

I'd stay again on my next trip to Huntington Center for an event. It's hard to beat the convenience when it comes to the location of this hotel.

Stayed two nights at the Park Inn, which I believe is a Radisson property. It was kind of empty, given the fact it was the week before T-giving. Very nice facilities in the room and a comfortable king size bed. View of the Mudhens park was breathtaking. The Marine Corps Ball was the second night and it was quiet all around. Check-in was efficient and parking was very convenient.
In the area, we drove a bit to have dinner at Shorty's Barbeque. Well worth the 10 minute drive and seems to be a popular spot with the locals. I recommend it, especially if you're a Canadian wanting a hint of bbq ...
To conclude, Park Inn is a good spot if you want to be right in downtown Toledo. Fairly easy access to the Interstate, too.

Room updates needed as well as a facelift. Lobby area was being repainted. Good to see. Front desk staff was very nice and helpfull. Room was okay. Duct tape holding down carpet inserts in some hallways. I would stay at this hotel again.