This is a sweet little gem. Don't judge based on the appearance. They are newer owners and very obviously still working to bring it back. But the rooms are clean and comfortable as are the beds and linens. The rugs are new throughout... there are new sink fixtures with granite counters. Each room has fridge and microwave and nice tv. We had a king room with a jacuzzi tub in the room. There was also a tub in the bathroom. That tub and tile was older but adequate. The staff was extremely courteous and helpful. Breakfast was eggs and sausages, bagels and muffins and donuts and juice and good coffee and tea. They also did not rush us out.We stayed 2 days and we were delighted and pleasantly surprised because the price was so reasonable. Also, it is part of the Choice brand which I joined( which took about 2 minutes). Therefore when we arrived and they didn't have a first floor king available at our reservation rate, they upgraded us free of charge. I never write reviews, but their kind attention to providing us a good stay prompted me to give them a well earned pat on the back. I wish them all the best as they continue to make this property all it can be. read more

Arpi and Vicki are two of the nicest most caring people and it shows in how you are treated when you stay with them. There was a complete breakfast buffet and the price was right, and I mean right, for the room. They put profits into making life better for their lodgers, most places put the profit first but here it is lodger. 1) Pet Friendly 2) Best breakfast bar around 3) Laundry Facilities 4) Computer, printer, and internet offered for your enjoyment or business 5) HUGE field in back for pets 6) Minutes from town 7) Microwave and fridge in room 8) Weekly Rates 9) Immediately south of Rt. 80 Robert H. read more

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Don't expect much for your 50 bucks. This motel is extremely dated . The sheets were clean. The TV was adequate. I found something to eat at the breakfast bar. It is what it is. would I stay there again? Probably. The most unsettling thing I found was it the people were bringing their dogs into the breakfast bar which is a great big health code. No no. read more

Don't. No seriously, don't even think about it. Do you care about your well being? Do you care for the family that might stay here with you? I don't care how broke you are, work some overtime or skip a few meals on your trip and get a room at a Holiday Inn for the extra $40 a night. Not joking. - I'll start with the good however. Front desk people are nice. Old man who cleans the rooms is a sweet heart. Does a great job in his role. - Now, everything else that is possible wrong. Just go look at the pictures I attached. Probably hasn't been updated since 1984. Walked in, smells like mold and cigarettes in the hallways, and the stench is also in your room. The outside looks like it might fall apart. The disgusting people this place attracts is frightening. I never lock my truck, ever. When staying at the Rodeway Inn, it was the first time in my LIFE I locked my truck. There is homeless walking around the parking lots, and the people staying there aren't that far off. I actually even used the padlock for the door in the room, have never felt this unsafe. - My bedsheets we're dirty with stains. Dust everywhere. The water in the shower also doesn't get hot, only luke warm temperature. After seeing other reviews about bedbugs, I checked my bed for an hour looking for bedbugs. I didn't find any signs of them, but it certainly didn't help me get a good nights sleep when you continually think bugs are crawling on you. - Back to the "people" who stay there. Losers. Letting their kids run around the hallways at 11:30 PM screaming. Control your kids Susan, maybe don't have 4 of them if you can't control them. Also, some older lady was complaining to the owner about the lower entry door being "wide open". Listen hunny, don't stay at a $35 a night motel if you wanna feel safe. - The only places around are an Arby's, McDonald's, and a Sheets. There's kinda nothing else to eat. Now, I never ever write reviews. Covid probably hit these people hard, so I shy away from writing reviews. But seriously, get your sh*t together. I actually felt so strongly to save other travelers, I HAD to write this. Are you a hardworking man taking his loving family on a trip? Don't stop here. Be a man and spend the extra money on a Marriott or something. Are you a man or woman with any self respect? Good! Then get yourself set up in a better place that you deserve. - I also wouldn't write this review if I thought this place would eventually be successful, but there is only 2 directions this place can go. Either it has to become an "hourly" motel (because it's already halfway there) or complete renovation that isn't worth it. Better off just selling the property to a better company and letting them demolish the place and start over. read more

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Looks okay on the outside, but let me tell you, the inside is outdated and shabby, does not make for a good first look. No elevator whatsoever but they have carts for your luggage, although it can't be used for those staying on the upper level. We only stayed here one night, so it had to do but I don't recommend spending a lot of time in the neighborhood. Quite sketchy, lots of people around and smoking, not a lot of restaurants. Now for the actual room: decent size with a very cold fridge and microwave. Bathroom was fine although there was some dirt. I found some crumbs behind the nightstand so that was a "pleasant" surprise. There was also a leftover plastic rapper that was ripped, and was sitting next to the coffee maker. Bedsheets were decent but there was some dirt, but what can you expect from a budget hotel? Breakfast, my my my. This is a tough one. 3 tables in the breakfast room. They had no music playing and no tv at all. Very limited options and they were all small portions too. The hashbrowns were soggy, and the scrambled eggs weren't even made out of real eggs! More like out of a box mix or something. However, I saw one of the employees restocking the "selection" and he had some ripped shoes so I suggest the managers buy him some new ones as he seems to be paid under wage! Lastly, there was a door to the back of the hotel. Yet, there was nothing out there but a green patch. I assume you would smoke there, but they already have smoking rooms so what's the point? Maybe put some chairs and an umbrella out there? Or maybe not, maybe they should focus on the interior of it all. Oh and the staircases have all kinds of spiders and bugs in the corners, reproducing away. read more

Has bed bugs and fleas!! We tried 3 rooms.. Front desk very ignorant even argued with us and the corporate franchise when they called.. told us to stop complaining and to prove it in court and then to just leave.. our family came here from out of state for a funeral. Never again. Now have to wait 4-6 weeks for a refund from corporate because hotel employees refused to do anything.. read more

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You smell it the second you step out of your car. That unmistakable smell of lumber and wood pulp that tells you that you are in a lumber town. Having spent many years working in Northern Wisconsin- I can recognize that smell anywhere. Brookville, PA is definitely a lumber town. The Quality Inn is located just south of I-80 (exit 78) and in my opinion, is the best motel to stay at given the choices. While all the motels here from the outside look run down and tired- the Quality Inn has been recently updated with all new carpeting, furniture, beds, bed linens and curtains. The bathrooms have been re-tiled, have new toilets, and while the tubs are still old, they have added new shower curtains with those great curved rods that keep you from getting stuck to the wet curtain every time you turn around. There is even free wi-fi and a coffee maker in each room which you often don't get at hotels costing 5 times as much! The price is cheap (between $69 and $79 a night) and there is even a free complimentary breakfast in the morning. Not sure if I'll ever find my way back to this "neck of the woods" but if I do- you can bet I'll be "catching my z's" at the Quality Inn. read more

Don't judge a book by its cover. First impressions of this motel are not good. Reminds one of a 1960's strip motel that could use a paint job. The inside is a pleasant surprise. The room was spacious, super clean, and still included little things other Motels are eliminating like the fridge and microwave. We also had a small balcony that overlooked a beautiful wooded area. Another amenity not found any more, a small but quite adequate workout room. Breakfast, the normal fare; the room pleasant as well as the staff. As we were pulling out, a woman from housekeeping came hurrying out with a forgotten pillow We probably won't be traveling this way again, but I'm encouraging you to ignore the curbside impression if you are looking for a reasonably priced, but comfortable night's rest. This place is a real winner! read more

We stayed here on a recent visit to Cook Forest, and we were quite pleased. It's pet friendly (you pay a one-time fee for your dog for the full stay, and you can bring up to three dogs per room, if you're a multi-pup family), which was our first criteria. Miss Lucy was quite pleased with her accommodations, including the lovely grassy potty area on the side of the building. She did not love the noisy neighbor dog in the room next to us, who felt it necessary to bark at 3am, but what can you do. Such is the situation with staying at a pet-friendly place. The room was clean, well air-conditioned (we were there on a 96 degree day), and the continental breakfast was more than just continental. One of the days we were there, they had real bacon and eggs on the spread! Very reasonably priced, and quite convenient to all of the Cook Forest attractions, at maybe a 15 minute drive away to the heart of the park. There are several restaurants and a large Sheetz on the same stretch of road, so you have the conveniences you need for your stay. Our only issue was with spotty wifi, which seemed to come in and out. However, for a place in the middle of nowhere, any wifi was better than none! We will definitely use this Quality Inn again when we return with our pup to Cook Forest. read more

Once again, hotels can trick you. When you get off the interstate and take a look at the place, you might think, "Hmmm.... REALLY?" But then you get inside and the great staff and quality room makes you forget about the rough exterior. They are also going through a renovation, so this place is definitely on the rise. And truly, for $75 a night, you can't beat it. The Superb: Both ladies at the desk (when I checked in at 1am, and left at 8am) were extremely nice and helpful. The continental breakfast was way above average for a place that charges only $75 a night. The bathroom was great, with fantastic water pressure, thick towels, and was pretty much spotless. The bed was also very nice. The Average: Pillows were quite small. The windows were huge and let a fair amount of noise in. The Horrid: The exterior of this place was definitely run down. All in all, don't let the exterior fool you. If you happen to be in Western PA and need a place to rest, don't even hesitate when it comes to making a reservation here. read more

It wasn't such a big deal that the shower wasn't working when we got to our room, a guy came quickly and fixed it. The stench of nasty old carpet was mostly in the hall, and not too strong in the room. The oj at the breakfast buffet was a little fizzy, leading me to believe that they just top it off for days in a row. It was the maggots crawling on that nasty hall carpet in the morning that still gives me a little bit of vomit reflex when I think about it. Yes, inch long live MAGGOTS crawling through the hall. read more

Our dog liked the room because he found an old piece of bread under the bed. The roaches liked it too. The place is filthy and our room smelled like mold and old cigarettes. The sliding door has no screen so it was either fresh air and mosquitos or moldy butt smell. What is with foreign families owning all the marginal motels along major interstates? It's fine but a little crazy....and they need to put some elbow grease into cleaning up their new enterprises. read more

Staff was really friendly. This was the only redeeming quality of this hotel. Food was very average, room was clean but dated, the hole place seemed like a step back to the 70s. read more

We went here because it was the closest hotel to the place my sister's wedding was being held, but we should've found some place better. The hotel is pet friendly, and you can definitely smell it. The towels and washcloths were threadbare. Our toilet had a big crack in it that was glued. A wasp nest was hanging above our (first floor) balcony. Even after we explained we were getting ready for a wedding and would call when we were no longer in the room, housekeeping kept knocking on our door. Them they threatened to not service our room or even give us fresh towels! Our keys only worked part of the time. This is like a hotel from a horror movie. My cousin arrived at midnight and was shown to a room with soiled sheets and open soap packets. read more

Our family of 5 recently stayed overnight on our way to Cape Cod. All of the staff we encountered were very friendly a few as our 21 month old had to cruse the halls before our long car trip to the coast) The breakfast was great hot waffles, eggs, sausage, fruit, cereal, and more. The rooms were spotless with comfy beds and plenty of room for our porta-crib. For the rate we paid I was very pleased with the amenities. After our stay at the Quality Inn in PA we also chose to stay in a Quality Inn on our way back home! read more

Grossest hotel I have ever stayed in. I stayed here for business travel since this was the closest hotel to the location in this small town. I couldn't set the air condition on even though it was hot outside because the overwhelming smell of mold and mildew was in the air while it ran. It was dirty and unappealing, I felt safest sleeping with my clothes on. The hallways smell like mildew/mold, definently a gross place. read more

Pretty worn out, poorly maintained hotel. Almost everything there is worn out, previously broken and poorly "repaired" and poorly maintained. I am pretty surprised that Quality Inn allows this hotel to use the Quality Inn name/brand. I honestly can't think of even one thing that is done well at this place. Yes, I am kind of bashing it but even after all of my criticism, it is cheap and does not get to the point of giving you the total creeps/not wanting to stay. read more

Room was fine for a night passing through besides a weird smell. The manager and staff aren't too helpful and the building is in disrepair in some places. The lobby is pretty nice though and the fridge in the room worked. At least it isn't too expensive. read more

At first glance the place seemed run down..could use some landscaping. Almost decided to go elsewhere. I will say the front desk staff was friendly and helpful. The beds were comfy and the breakfast was good. Just an older hotel that could a bit of "TLC" I would stay here again. read more