This was the perfect spot to sleep. I loved the hammock in my room and the host was great at communication. Everything was as explained and easy to check in. I was super appreciative of the flexibility in check in and out.

This was the perfect spot to sleep. I loved the hammock in my room and the host was great at communication. Everything was as explained and easy to check in. I was super appreciative of the flexibility in check in and out.

Very beautiful home.

Very beautiful home.

Up for the wwe event at the Huntington center ,have never been to toledo before and the inn was not a far walk from the Amtrak station was able to get here and catch my train back home on my own without any trouble at all

Up for the wwe event at the Huntington center ,have never been to toledo before and the inn was not a far walk from the Amtrak station was able to get here and catch my train back home on my own without any trouble at all

Beautiful home, quiet stay, great service (even when I had to arrive late).

Beautiful home, quiet stay, great service (even when I had to arrive late).

The King’s Throne is a far better option than a sterile Motel/Hotel option. Landon is a wonderful host and the house itself is great example of fin de ciècle architecture and how it was presented in middle class America at the time. You will never see quarter-sawn wainscoting and crown moulding like this in a conventional rental. The King’s Throne theme (probably) isn’t the look of the exterior but the chess board in the living room and chess pieces placed about the interior. All Kings? This is not a 5 Star hotel, but it is convenient, quaint, and affordable. Also, the parking, right in back, is lit very well and is right out the back door - not technically “on the property” but also not on the street. If you are a walker, it’s about a mile to the waterfront and in between there are good local restaurants. I recommend the Manhattan. Stay here, you’ll like it.

The King’s Throne is a far better option than a sterile Motel/Hotel option. Landon is a wonderful host and the house itself is great example of fin de ciècle architecture and how it was presented in middle class America at the time. You will never see quarter-sawn wainscoting and crown moulding like this in a conventional rental. The King’s Throne theme (probably) isn’t the look of the exterior but the chess board in the living room and chess pieces placed about the interior. All Kings? This is not a 5 Star hotel, but it is convenient, quaint, and affordable. Also, the parking, right in back, is lit very well and is right out the back door - not technically “on the property” but also not on the street. If you are a walker, it’s about a mile to the waterfront and in between there are good local restaurants. I recommend the Manhattan. Stay here, you’ll like it.