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Our instructors are active duty police officers that offer concealed carry training and also defensive and tactical handguns courses.
We offer newly renovated 79 standard rooms and suites also a beautiful indoor heated pool and a fitness center. We offer complimentary hot breakfast.
he Homewood Suites by Hilton? Cincinnati Milford in Ohio features 76 studio and one-bedroom suites, ideal for both short and extended stays.
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