Hotel is clean and updated. Staff is friendly and knowledgeable. I would highly recommend this…read moreproperty.

My wife and I stayed here for four days during one of our little adventures. It's a beautiful…read moreproperty! Either new or renovated. The breakfast area was well-kept! Thank you. The staff overall were as helpful as possible. Only a little confusion regarding when and how the rooms would be made up.

Let me start by saying I am a long-time Marriott customer with lifetime gold elite status. We have…read morestayed at many different Marriott properties over the years and am sure we will continue to do so. This property, however, fell short of my expectations. There was a major lack of hospitality, which is a very big issue when you're in the hospitality business. It started with the greeting, or should I say, lack of greeting at checkin. They asked my name, looked me up, assigned my room, and sent us on our way. The greeting I'm used to is being called by my name & being thanked for being an elite member. Who doesn't like that little extra effort/ acknowledgment? Then we arrived at our room and saw the extra pillows requested on my reservation were not there. Again, a little thing, but they add up. The room itself was ok. It was a suite so it had the extra seating area which I like. The best thing about the stay was the bed. It was super comfortable! Unfortunately there was an expressway outside our window which made it difficult to sleep at night. The breakfast was at best 'ok'. The set up of the room was strange, with the area for making waffles and getting the other hot foods in a tiny triangle shaped area that couldn't hold more than 2 people comfortably. Wish I had taken a picture. On our 2nd and final morning there, the girl working in this area never got off her phone. She didn't put it down even when people needed her assistance. Were they all bothering her? Checkout was similar to checkin, except the girl working there never even looked up and just nodded her head when I set my key on the counter. Again, a little hospitality goes a long way. Also, the bathroom floor was sticky, and the pool was super cloudy the whole time we were there So we didn't even attempt using it. I'll continue to be a Marriott customer, but sadly, not at this location. 2024-52

Hotel is old and run down. The front desk is lacking basic training. I would not recommend staying…read morehere.

This is a low end hotel. Don't expect a palace…read more Of course everyone wants a clean, nice smelling room, but that is pretty much all anyone can expect here. I am lucky because whenever I come to one of these hotels they give me their best room or the most recently renovated room. This is part of a major chain, Wyndham, so they have some resources. Their problem is that they are in a rural part of Western Pennsylvania, so it is difficult to find good employees. They passed me a flyer saying that they are low on house keeping staff. My room has a refrigerator, microwave and A/C unit, but everything is kind of need maintenance. My TV frozen during the middle of the night and the morning, and is working in the afternoon. The refrigerator is only mildly cool. The A/C unit is suck in auto mode...no adjustments can be made.... I am ok with the room since I am only paying $70 per night. I talked to an experienced AAA agent that does trip planning. Particularly no hotel in America is less than $100 per night, which is not bad since no hotel in NYC is under $300 per night. Traveling is expensive in America. Ray out.

We went to our room after check in, and we always look for bed bugs, in any hotel we go to. We…read moreplaced our bags in the bathroom, and I checked around the bed. I can't say I found a live bed bug, but I did find evidence of their presence, mainly bed bug droppings and a carcass of a bed bug. I didn't want to stay any longer, so we went to the front desk, to either put in another room, or a refund. The manager just left, but the clerk was able to get her on the phone, the clerk ask me to send the pictures to the hotel e-mail. At no time did the manager ever speak to us directly, on how to proceed. We left the hotel, and found a clean hotel to stay at. 3 days later, the manager sent a text, saying that a pest control company, cam in and found no bed bugs. We contacted Wyndham directly, and they never gave a response. Now you can judge our Bed Bug pictures, and ask yourself, would you stay here?

Continental breakfast from 6:00 AM TO 9:00 AM Monday through Friday and from 6:00 AM to 10:00 AM…read moreSaturday, Sunday and HOLIDAYS. We were disappointed to go down for breakfast at 9:30 AM to find it already shut down. I guess this Comfort Inn and it's staff does not recognize VETERAN'S DAY as a holiday. When I pointed it out to the staff, they just shrugged their shoulders. I was more disappointed in the lack of recognition of Veteran's Day by the hotel and staff than the lack of breakfast. The only reason I am giving them two stars instead of one is that the young lady who checked us in the night of 11/10/2014 (long dark hair worn up) was very professional and polite. She changed our non-smoking room, which smelled of cigarette smoke out for a different non-smoking room, which just smelled musty.

Way below standard for a Comfort Inn and overpriced to boot although to be fair it looked like an…read moreimprovement project was underway. The breakfast was appalling. I understand precautions must be taken during Covid but there is no reason, for example, not to provide individual cereal options with a carton of milk. That can be done safely. Other hotels I stayed in on this trip did do it. Hotels should not use Covid as an excuse to cut down on service that can be provided safely and guests should not have to scour the area to find a decent breakfast to start the day.

wonderful they go above and beyond to make your stay wonderful staff is excellent and pleasantread more

Deceptive "EV Charging," Hidden Fees, and Unprofessional Management…read more I booked my stay at the Red Roof Inn in New Stanton specifically because they advertised having an electric car charging station. Unfortunately, this amenity is incredibly misleading and borders on a total scam. First of all, there is no actual charging station. It is literally just a standard wall outlet. There is no cord provided, so if you happen to leave your charging cable at home, you are completely out of luck. To make matters even more frustrating, the hotel manager actively parks their own vehicle right in the single spot where the outlet is located, making it completely inaccessible to guests. The biggest shock was discovering that they actually charge a fee just to plug in. This was not properly disclosed upfront. I have stayed at countless hotels across the country, and I have never once encountered a property that charges a paying guest to charge their vehicle. It is standard industry practice everywhere else to provide this amenity for free. When I tried to address this ridiculous plug-in situation, the hotel manager was entirely unprofessional, rude, and immediately defensive. The bizarre way the matter was handled made it feel like this undisclosed "fee" was simply for the manager's personal benefit rather than a legitimate hotel policy. If you drive an EV--or if you just expect transparent amenities and basic customer service--do yourself a favor and book a room somewhere else.

Good Hotel!! Gets job done. Only problem is bed was kinda uncomfy, but other than that, clean room.read more

It's a DUMP. Do NOT stay here! If it could be 0 stars it would. Bullet holes in window, room 261 is…read moretrashy.

I've scratched my head for three days, trying to figure out how to rate the Ho Jo's in New Stanton,…read morePA. We called around before heading out to visit Idlewild and Kennywood parks for a 3-day mini-vacation. Turns out the Steeler's training camp (circus) was in town, so most quality (costlier) hotels in the area were already booked. My wife called, booked this one, and cheered herself on for scoring the low cost of $54 per night. So, my quandry is, how do you rate the cheapest of the cheap? Of course, you get what you pay for. So here's what I got: 1. $54/night 2. A clean room with a fairly comfortable bed. Microwave, mini-fridge. Cable TV. Toilet that is so slow flusing you get worried it isn't working. Good shower pressure. Internet worked better after 10 PM than at 9 AM. The room definately needs updating...feels tired...but clean. Slight odor, but not vile. 3. Breakfast of bagels, some fruit, cinnamon swirls, cereal, juice, acceptable coffee. Enough to get the day started. No waffle makers, although it's listed on the website. 4. A pretty unappealing location. Highway noise. A sheetz next door (could be good, in circumstances, I suppose). McD's and Eat N Park across the street. Nothing really appealing in the immediate area. Bordered just enough on feeling skeevy to me...when I found the fitness room locked up (see below), I couldn't even begin to figure out where to go for a run, short of jogging the PA turnpike or I-70 or I-119. 5. No, and I mean NO, ammeneties. Pool? "Closed for repairs". No signs of repairs going on...perhaps terminal. Fitness room? Even bigger joke. The front desk hostess said it was open and working, but when I found it (not marked at all), it was a regular hotel room with beds removed and a treadmill inserted in their place. And it was locked, beyond key-card entry. FAIL. 6 Grounds were kept ok, and the grounds keeper was at work trimming bushes, but it still needed updating. The verdict? We got what we paid for. It was not the greatest, but the beds were comfortable and the price allowed us to allocate our saved money better at the parks. This place probably was the creme de la creme in 1965, but now it needs an Extreme Hotel Makeover. Would I stay again? If I was putting no value in a quality hotel "resort" to bolster the quality of the vacation and just needed a good cheap bed, yes. If I wanted a pool, fitness room, video arcade in a 5-star location, then no, this isn't it for you. But for the $54 you get 54 dollar's worth of...New Stanton, whatever that is.

Another Hotwire purchase, but this one did not fare so well. The night began with an absent desk…read moreclerk. It was late, and I found it very annoying to wait several minutes for the front desk clerk to show up in order to check in, but I failed to see the small sign in the window indicating his return in about 10 minutes. When I inquired about this, I was met with a fairly rude response saying that I should have been able to see said sign. Why work in the hospitality industry if you don't want to be hospitable with clients? Anyway. The room itself was just okay. It did have a mini-fridge, but no other amenities. This was more of a bare bones motel. The breakfast in the morning was advertised prominently on their welcoming sign as being full and deluxe, but it was barely continental. It was so bad, I ate out for breakfast the other three days of my stay. The maid service was good but occurred at irregular times, so you could never quite gauge the appropriate time to return. Fortunately the check-out was the quickest I ever experienced in my life; I completed my business in under a minute, including the time to and from my vehicle. The financial details were as follows: $53/night for 4 nights + $23.59 for booking fees = $235.59 total. An agreeable price for 4 nights, but I really did not feel I was being extended a discount in anyway. In fact, the Priceline regular rate for this hotel, before making any bids, is $42/night. So clearly I was ripped off. But beyond that, the hotel is just not worth paying $53+/night for. I would pass on this place.

Well I stayed last year in September for a class reunion and other classmates stayed the rooms were…read moreclean and the staff were EXCELLENT went all out for us it was like we knew each other for ever and Breakfast was great

Needed an inexpensive hotel for a travel through from NY to WV; as this place was right off the…read moreinterstate picked it. Ohh what a surprise!! First I do about 150 nights a year for business so certainly can rate hotel rooms! The room, #206 was real user friendly and clean. The bathroom was well lit and had a nice big sink; hot water was instantly. Overall everything in the room, heat and fridge, worked well. WIFI worked too. Iron and iron board easily accessible. Breakfast was good too(see photos) they even had REAL yogurt a rarity at a Choice brand hotel. Overall a very pleasant stay and certainly will keep this place in mind if I pass through the area again needing a stay for an overnight.

I've stayed in crackhouses before, but this is the quinessteial crack house for the junky who wants…read moreto get away In the mountains. From incredible poolside views of the mountains and stuff living in it's green waters, to the comforting feeling of sleeping in human bodily fluids.... this hotel had it all. They even make you feel like your home with complimentary poo stains in the sink where you brush your teeth and clean out your pipe. 4.5 / 5 , lost .5 for continental breakfast which isn't being served. The WiFi didn't work in the hotel, ONLY in the lobby, the key cards were deactivated daily during our 4 day stay, the place reeked I'd regret and bankruptcy. Nothing in the room was clean, the refrigerator door wouldn't open more than four inches. When we'd tried to work it out with management we were told they were at capacity and it wasn't a five star hotel. I'm pretty sure I just asked him for a clean room. Ac was turned off on the third floor hallways, the pool literally had something living in it. Loved the "keep the key away from your wallet or phone, that's why it's deactivating". You should have seen their face where I showed them I hid the second key in the hallway. This place is garbage, Days Inn should be ashamed of its name being attached to it. This place is disgusting, and my only wish is that whoever burnt room 360 to a crisp had a chance to set the rest of it aflame.

It's not the worst hotel I've stayed in. However the place needs renovated. I went back five times…read moreto get keys that would work for my room; never did work and ended up getting a new room. The hallways smelled of fish, which originally I thought came from the restaurant/lounge, but the smell never dissipated and the lounge area didn't smell of fish. I will say that the beds were clean. It's always the first thing I check. Don't expect much from the breakfast, it's all frozen and you warm it up yourself in the microwave. Not that I would eat it anyways, the night before while I was trying to get keys, I checked out the breakfast area and found the counters nor batter from the waffle maker had been cleaned up from that morning; this was at 6pm. Again, the beds were clean, but the rest of the hotel is lacking.

Service dog friendly , very nice and helpful staff, good beds and comfy tolit bowl seats and beds…read moreand pillows are awesome! Breakfast is the best!

Ordered take out. Food was cold. My husbands burger was covered in onions ( he hates them, we asked…read morefor none). Fry's were not in box. I took food back, waited for 10 minutes for bartender who was outside. She told us they could fix it. 15 minutes later we were told- forget it, get your money back. Total time= 75 minutes. Had to order pizza.