Love the convenience of checking in through the app. We even got to pick our room, which was…read moreconveniently near the exit. Both beds were clean, the only small problem was that my mum saw 1 roach on our second night. The gym's really small and hard to work out in. Also, I believe it's up to 15 lbs where it's only 1 hand, then you have pairs. The room was also hot as well, even with the temp turned down. Free breakfast was offered, but I didn't partake. Good options nonetheless. I would definitely choose this inn again because it's right across from the gas station and right by the highway for ease of access.

We stayed here from Saturday to Tuesday. The price was right and the other hotels in the area were…read morebooked with wedding parties. The room was ok. The bed was pretty comfortable. The toilet didn't flush well at all. We reported it to the front desk and upon coming back to the room later, nothing had changed. The front desk staff were very nice and professional. This hotel needs some serious TLC. A do-over. Let's start with the outside-it looks like a bunker or maybe a funeral home. Certainly doesn't look like a hotel. In fact someone that was parking asked us if it was a hotel. Not very inviting for sure. The other issue was the free breakfast. Right off the bat there is no toaster. No way to toast a bagel or English muffin. We were told that it broke and another one was ordered. This was on Sunday. Still hadn't arrived by Tuesday... The poor woman that was running the breakfast area Sunday morning was overwhelmed with all the guests asking about the restocking the food. One waffle maker was out of service. My husband got some sausage and he said that it was ice cold. My oatmeal was cold. Cold oatmeal is not good. The lid for the oatmeal pot was broken. The last morning that we were there the woman running the breakfast spent her down time sitting at one of the tables nearby. The snack area was pretty empty. Maybe there were 5 little snacks on display and there weren't many beverages. It was never restocked while we were there. And if you are a light sleeper you might want to make sure you get a room at the front of the hotel because the back of the hotel faces 95 and there is loud traffic all night long. And the photo for this hotel shows some EV chargers. Didn't see those chargers. They could have been there but I just didn't see them. I am assuming that the hotel didn't want to use an actual photo of the hotel because it looks like a funeral home or bunker... So that sums up pretty much our stay at this place.

Great, long stay here. I especially liked:…read more --the workout room --breakfast service --cleanliness throughout --wonderful staff --safe, well-lit parking lot --quiet rooms --fireplace in our suite --fully outfitted kitchen We'll be back in the future

My husband stayed here while in temp Housing for work for 2…read moremonths, a month during that time I was there with him. Everyone single employee we encountered was so nice and extremely helpful. Nicest hotel service experience we have ever had. The only reason to not give 5 stars is the rooms are a little stuffy and to add to that our air would not go below 75 even though we would set to 68 to get it to drop.

Super clean hotel! New beds, my pet peeve is hotel pillows and these were all super fresh and…read moreclean. My only complaint is due to what im assuming was recent renovation there's a strong chemical smell, like when new carpets off-gassing smell. My throat hurt the first 5 hours but then my body got used to it and it was tolerable. Don't think there's an air filtration system in rooms which I think every hotel can benefit from. We had the window open and the fan on, helped a little. Also this is a dog friendly hotel and you wouldn't know it, as it doesn't smell like dogs at all. Breakfast was continental, hot food was scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, potatoes. A little dried out a little but ok. Fresh fruit was good too, had watermelon and pineapple. I don't eat waffles but they had those, bagels, muffins. I don't know what the price was as my sister paid but I would have suggested a restaurant if I knew it wasn't free (it's included in some of the rooms). It was good for the convenience tho!

I stayed in the 1 bedroom suite (room 325) for one night and had a good experience. It was very…read morespacious and well worth the upgrade. The bed and pullout couch was very comfortable. Although I was quite disappointed that the jets in the bathtub that did not work, It was very helpful to have two bathrooms in our room. The room was quite clean and made very well. The staff seemed to be very sweet and friendly, and the pool was very nice. This room and hotel is perfect if you have a big group or need a lot of space.

My family had a great experience. We had a last minute reservation due to our furnace breaking down…read morein this cold weather. The staff was attentive and so pleasant. The room was clean and spacious. My children loved how soft the beds were. Our fur baby loved the couch, she was so comfy. The hot shower and the water pressure were amazing. The breakfast was great. I would definitely recommend this place to others. My children asked if we could come back just because.

THE GOOD ----------------…read more+ Very large, but a bit rundown, room with a hugeeee sofa. + Room contained a small mini fridge. + Big screen flat TV. + Complimentary hot breakfast every morning consist of scrambled eggs, potatoes, waffles, cured ham, yogurt, oatmeal, cereal, bagels, mini muffins, juices and coffee. No pre-packaged foods/yogurt/muffins or milk, like some other hotel chains. + Large private parking lot to the front and side of the hotel. THE NOT SO GOOD ---------------------------- - Room floor has no carpeting, which I prefer, so do expect noises permeating from the above rooms. - Guests were noisy on the Saturday evening that we stayed - constant thumping from upstairs, random people talking loud in the hallway. - Toilet flushes and running water from faucets were audible from other rooms. - Missing amenities in the room, like laundry bags and plastic/paper cups. MIXED THOUGHTS --------------------------- = Nada. RANDOM OBSERVATIONS -------------------------------------- = Nada.

Never again. The thermostat only seemed to control the mane room, one bedroom hot, one freezing.read more

4 weeks I've been here for work in four different rooms, and 4 different experiences:…read more Day 1: Room is beautifully large with a partial kitchen, clean dishes, many essentials; such as Palmolive dish soap, replacements for all paper towels, toilet paper, and Kleenex, dishwasher detergent, and sufficient space for conducting work business. HOWEVER- staff completely ignored me upon checking in. Her coworker had to tell me that the woman I was trying to check in with was a bubblehead who doesn't pay attention to anything. So he had to intervene and take over (I am not entirely sure of the professionalism in completely throwing your coworker under the bus, lol). I had to call the front desk to have my bathroom cleaned. It had a black ring around the tub and there was extension hair behind the toilet. I mentioned this to the front desk agent and she asked me if I wanted the whole room cleaned. My response was "maybe we should if the bathroom looks this bad!". She laughed and acknowledged that her laughter was an inappropriate response. The room was not addressed until I called a second time after noon. There was rust, mold, dust, and an overall appeal of a hotel in desperate need of attention and refurbishment. But they have free breakfast! Week two: missing essentially all of paper products, and soap upon check-in. Tub does not hold water. Rust on nearly all fixtures. But they have a pool! Week three: I have noticed that I say "good morning" to staff every day and they are buried in their phones. They do not acknowledge customers coming in and out. They definitely have issues with parking as every day I have tried to exit for important work matters and have been met with a delivery truck or shuttle directly in front of the hotel with not much of a way for customers to get their cars out. Week 4: I'm so over this place. Fights have broken out during my stay. The fire alarm has gone off. Police have visited on a separate occasion, not related to the second issue... One woman in particular was causing trouble for many of the hotel patrons. Staff were informed many times, but nothing was done about this particular woman who was causing massive disruption and physical abuse to others. This is close to being the absolute most ghetto place I've ever stayed at. ...but they have a gym! :::shrug::: Location is prime, however. You decide, lol. Inconsistent, unprofessional, outdated... but they have a fitness room (obviously unimpressed at this point)! Definitely not a pleasant experience during the entirety of the month. This place needs an extensive overhaul of staff professionalism, service, support, cleanliness, communication, and appeal. :::This concludes my four week diary:::

Was supposed to catch Dionne Warwick in Bridgeport on Saturday but she canceled at the last minute…read moredue to a medical issue (she's 82). So a night of dining in Milford and a night at this hotel. Quite roomy and surprisingly quiet considering it's right next to one of the most traveled highways in the Northeast (I-95). It served its purpose... nice staff.

I have stayed there several times before without any issues. I stayed there mid September 2024. The…read moreincidental charge was reversed, but a month later an incidental charge showed up on my credit card. It was a tedious process fonding the person responsible to correct the problem. Then thay wanted a screenshot of the credit card. You cannot screenshot bank transactions. It got corrected, but they didn't have the courtesy to notify me. Can't fathom how this was an accident one month after the stay.

Not the best IHG I have stayed at…read more The breakfast was good, and the hotel is right off the highway. However the hot water situation was bad. I let the hot water run for several minutes and i only got ice cold water. I eventually just stood over the shower and shampooed my hair in ice cold water.

Very clean , the staff is super nice ! I spoke to one of your employees I believe his name was…read moreHamza , but he was an absolute sweetheart and was super accommodating and hotels definitely need more workers like him! He is extremely professional! He met all my needs! I will be checking in again soon! Thank you for the amazing stay

Because of Hurricane Irene, got to try some places the likes of which I otherwise probably never…read morewould. Like a Super 8 motel. After a day and a half of no power, decided to check in at a hotel to take showers, use Internet, and watch some TV. Asked my sister, who lives hundreds of miles away and had power and Internet, to find us a place, and for some reason she chose here. Personally, I was not planning to spend the night (sleeping at home without power wasn't a problem), though some of us were considering it. However, after checking in, we all decided we wouldn't be spending the night. It's too noisy sitting directly on the Boston Post Road, and it's the kind of place where the people staying in the next room leave their door open with their kids running around screaming. We showered and hung out that day using wifi and the TV, and also returned the next morning to shower. In addition to noise, other negatives include: - slow wifi - shortage of towels (they ran out, we had to wait until evening after the laundry came back to finally get enough) - TV remote not working - lousy selection of TV channels (only news channel was Fox?) - certain lamps not working I will give them credit on three things: - the room was reasonably clean, especially the bathroom (which was my main concern) - the guys working the front desk were friendly, with the white guy working nights particularly helpful - the free breakfast wasn't as bad as I expected it to be. The Douwe Egberts coffee machine in particular was pretty decent. So what does that all mean? I'm not sure! The place wasn't good, but also wasn't as bad as its reviews on TripAdvisor suggested. While we chose not to spend the night because we had a quiet (albeit powerless) home nearby to sleep in, if you check into a motel on the Boston Post Road, you probably aren't expecting a silent night. So if you need a cheap place to stay in the area, or moreso, if you ever find yourself in a situation like we did and just want to use the shower and hang out during a power outage, seems you could do worse.

Terrible place. Elevator broke Ice machine broken. Stayed 4 days never cleaned room 3 guest only…read more1 towel in room and then the gave us a hard time when we asked for for more. Stains on the curtains ants in the bathroom. And that was after we rejected the first room.

Cockroaches! Greasy floors, stained sheets, items left from previous occupants, stickers and…read morechild's scribbles on headboard. Staff was helpful and apologetic. We booked for 6 days but stayed less than an hour because both rooms we were offered were gross. Added more than $300 to our trip to find new lodgings.

Out of all the hotels, I've stated in my life this was the worst. Subpar rooms, not very clean, 12…read morex 12" pillows, damage to the walls and furniture, sticky bathroom, linens stained, exterior doors, not locked, and felt I was staying in an abused college dorm. The hotel was used as a shelter. It clearly shows. Be aware if you book here, if you shorten your stay, it is nonrefundable. They also lied to Orbitz when I tried to get a refund on canceling two days of my stay. they stated I dropped the keys and left when clearly I spoke with somebody and got a receipt. Another guest I spoke with was given a room with no running water broken TV a broken air conditioner. He had quite the time in trying to get relocated to a better room.

This hotel probably isn't used to capacity crowds, but last weekend's storm has left so many New…read moreEnglanders without power that hotels for miles around are filled with power-outage refugees. The result here is a full-to-brimming hotel, which makes the thin walls and echoey hallways especially problematic. Without the mobs and their noise, this is a fairly standard no-frills hotel. Comfortable enough, but stripped-down amenities and loud heater/AC unit in the outer wall brand this as a low-end place. (In fact, paying north of $100 for this feels wrong.) I've seen complaints about the Wi-Fi here, though it's working just fine for us. Repeatedly having to click "I Agree" gets tiresome after a while, but for free Wi-Fi, it's doing the trick. The hotel gets three stars instead of two, though, on the strength of this morning's breakfast-room staffer, who quietly navigated the overstuffed space, dodging slow-moving elderly guests and fast-moving children (and their bouncing rubber balls), efficiently stocking and restocking the muffins and bananas and waffle-maker supplies. She rocks.

I recently stayed here and it was a positive experience. I found a coupon online and it helped me…read moresave on the fare. The room and the bathroom was clean, and the service was pretty good and I slept pretty well on their double bed. In the morning, there was a lot of free breakfast to be eaten- French toast, eggs, bagels, pork sausage, cereal - I ate it all and enjoyed it! I would recommend this hotel to anyone that is looking for something a notch above your Knights Inns, Super 8s, Howard Johnson's, and Motel 6s. Make sure you shop around online for coupons prior to booking to get the best value!