The good We stayed 2 nights here as my daughter had a dance…read morecomp. Will say, looked a little shady when we first pulled up, but check in was nice and easy, room was immaculate when we got in. Very quiet area, right off the main road so easy on and off. Everything seemed to be completely re-done inside. Fridge/freezer/microwave, table with chairs gave that homely feel. Beds were comfortable, just very squeaky every time you moved around. The lady who helped us check in was super nice and very responsive with any questions. The bad Booked a room for 2 queen beds, these were 100% not queens. I know they were super busy and booked through with the Nationals in town, so i didnt make a fuss The room stunk like old cigarettes, even though no smoking in the rooms The tub had a massive bubble in it from the wrongly done bath fitter, and i was told about it prior and they have been so busy that they couldnt get anyone out yet to have it fixed. Overall, a solid 2 night stay. I would be back if in town again

The Sussex Motel is a hidden gem! The main sign you see from the road is unassuming- but once…read moreinside- you can tell a lot of care went into updating and maintaining this motel. Jackie was an absolute delight, and made our stay that much more enjoyable with her friendly demeanor and kindness. We had room 17 which was beautifully decorated, super clean, and very homey. We had plans to go out to dinner, but I actually preferred to stay in because the room was so comfy! We give the Sussex Motel two thumbs way up!

Very adorable! The room I stayed in was clean, decorated…read morewith natural touches, and equipped with a new TV, fridge, microwave, and iron with a board. A desk and two extra chairs in the single king-size bed room are useful for staying cozy. The towels, linens, and shower curtains are all new. I had a pleasant stay, and I would love to return here.

Very nice room. Very clean. happy with this place. Will come back next time I need a place to stay.read more

** Update: Downgrading to 1 Star. Met with Manager for feedback on the review. He apologized for my…read moreexperience and took the position that "unfortunately their Regular Security Guard had called out sick...and well some parties get out of hand...but we are top rated with Holiday Inn...Sorry no can't comp you a free night, besides we're fully booked". Way to drop the ball--i originally gave 2 stars for the Sales Manager who took ownership & immediately refunded my first two nights stay and delivered a hand written apology note. I'm currently staying at this Holiday Inn while my father is in hospice care, and although the property itself is new, clean, and nicely updated with decent amenities, my experience has been extremely disappointing. This hotel caters to large wedding parties, many of whom treat the building as a second party venue rather than a hotel. Despite being assigned to the "quiet floor" and being warned at check-in about potential noise, my first night included what felt like a full-blown frat party in the hallway. After a sleepless night, I suggested the hotel consider simple courtesy signage--similar to what some bars use--to remind guests to respect others as they return to their rooms. This is a reasonable, basic step, and it shouldn't fall on guests to propose it. An even more concerning issue was the front desk service. When I asked for matches to light a candle to say a prayer for my father, I fully expected a polite safety-related decline. Instead, the employee said, "100% no problem--promise you will burn this place to the ground." Whether meant as a joke or not, it was wildly inappropriate, unprofessional, and deeply unsettling given the circumstances. When I asked another staff member the following evening if I should expect another night like the first, the response was simply, "That's how people are these days." No reassurance, no ownership, and no sense of hospitality. Overall, the lack of guest control, poor handling of disruptive events, coupled with shockingly unprofessional staff interactions have made an already difficult time even harder. I hope management addresses these issues, because the property has potential--but right now, the guest experience falls far short of acceptable.

Bed was comfortable and the room was clean. Black out shade provided a nice nights sleep. Breakfast…read morewas simple but filling. Mini omelets, pancakes, oatmeal, cereal, sausage, yogurt and fruit. They do a lot of wedding parties here and the 4 nights I stayed there was always a party going on with a lot of drunk guests. The hotel quieted them down pretty quickly after the front desk was called but still a bit annoying.

Internet very weak if at all ; no individual temp control in room; great towels. Big breakfast but…read morejust fruit and cake -

Stayed for one night for a wedding in the area- much more affordable option than staying at the…read morenearby Crystal Springs resort. Very cozy, owner super friendly and the breakfast was delicious- take note if staying for a wedding, breakfast is early and time is non-negotiable. We had an 8am breakfast after getting back from the wedding after 2am. Needless to say i was tired and hungover but the spread was worth waking up for.

My eye was drawn to this impressive structure and the marker out front. I'm not looking for a hotel…read moreat this time but I absolutely will need to return to this adorable town. The marker reads, "First established in 1852 as a summer hotel, its restaurant received widespread recognition for innovative French cuisine under the management of Louis Fauchère, master chef at New York City's famed Delmonico's Restaurant. He introduced fine ingredients, progressive recipes, and the concept of the menu. Guests have included American Presidents and Pennsylvania governors, as well as celebrated artists, writers and performers." The marker was erected in 2007 by the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission. There is street parking here. [Review 1715 of 2024 - 668 in Pennsylvania - 22738 overall]

There is such an awesome ambience at Hotel Frauchere. It has a rich history & beautiful features. I…read moreenjoyed the sushi pizza. It's unusual & quite tasty. I would highly recommend this gem.

Friendly helpful staff in all departments, clean room, lots of restaurants and shops nearby, nice…read morecentral location for travel in many directions.... has standard breakfast choices and they offer real half-n-half, not just the fake chemical creamer, which we all appreciate!! Cons: -heat/thermostat isn't consistent... it blows directly on the bed closest to the window so that part of the room gets super hot while the bathroom area is still cold. You have to turn it way up to get the room up to warm and then turn it down. -tv is limited as far as commercial-free channels and you cannot stream or mirror. -the black out curtains did not reach the windowsill so light crept in right at eye level in the morning. Also they did not overlap and we had to close them with a hair-clip. -No snack shop in the lobby- just vending machines that only take singles. The front desk kindly made change for us. -The saline pool smelled weird... -we booked another night and I called the front desk early in the morning to keep the same room, and they said it was ok, i checked-in online and all looked good, so we went back to sleep and then the front desk kept calling because it wasn't going through on her end and said i had to come down... so i did and then showed her that it worked on my app and she said oh, ok then. Aargh

Hotel lobby was dirty, check in attendant was rude, elevators were filthy, shower door in our room…read moredidn't work, and worst of all the breakfast attendant coughed into her hands while she was handling food. One of the worst Hampton Inn hotels I have ever stayed at. I don't know how it gets four stars because this place is awful.

Very clean motel about a 10 mile drive from Milford, PA. I was in town for 7 days and spend 2 of…read morethem here. The owner and family live onsite and are very vigilant and take pride in their motel. If you are passing through, this is a great option for a single person. There may be other rooms with 2 beds, but my room had one queen size bed and micro fridge. The rooms are small and will be a great place of refuge for just a few days if needed. Customer Service was top-notch by this Family run business!

Bed was ok. Air didn't work correctly. The room never cooled down. Took forever to get hot water…read more We were expecting so much more based on the reviews we read.

Stayed in the Gala suite at the Cider Mill Inn on a recent getaway to Pine Island, NY. Very…read morebeautiful victorian B&B decorated with period antiques but has all the modern amenities a traveller would desire including wi-fi, cable, A/C, fireplace, plush terry robes and also a hot tub and pool. A front porch is available to relax and enjoy the country fresh air. And it wouldn't be a B&B w/o the breakfast so for you foodies out there the food is absolutely delicious which included fluffy pancakes, bacon, fruit, oatmeal and the fresh made scones by your host are to die for! If you want to stay in a quiet, quaint B&B with friendly hosts surrounded by nature this is the place.

Just back from our stay here and happy to report the place is as good as others say. Great…read morelocation, VERY friendly inn keeper and lovely, seasoned rooms. The building was erected in 1865. If you like history, this place is your thing. Historical, BUT with all the modern appointments that made our stay comfortable and pleasant. Proprietor Bob is a friendly man with all the right stuff to be a host. The property and rooms are immaculate, everything works and there are some nice amenities including a huge swimming pool, 24/7 coffee and tea, microwave and fridge upstairs and AC in every room, plus ceiling fans and Wifi. Lovely decor too and the little things like scented towels and delightful shower cosmetics. plus hot, hot water, good water pressure in the shower, and thick terry robes in each room make this a cozy sport to hang your hat after a busy day out exploring the environs. Breakfast was fresh, hot and delicious and Bob was flexible with creating offerings based on our preferences. We did not leave for 90 minutes after check out because we spent the time chatting with Bob, he is that personable. We have spent much time at B&Bs here and in Europe. this place gets five stars! Spacious rooms · Thoughtful amenities · Quiet rooms

My hubby and I scheduled a last-minute getaway for our anniversary, and we're so glad we chose this…read morehotel! It turned out to be the perfect place for a little escape and quality time together. The hotel is posh, classy, and inviting, and you can tell there's a lot of thought and attention to detail throughout the entire property. The staff were genuinely friendly and welcoming, which made our stay even more enjoyable. The 90-degree pool was definitely a treat! And a special shoutout to my DY (wink) girl Natalie, who worked the pool area and made sure the drinks were flowing! She was so personable, friendly, and attentive and definitely added to the fun of our time in that area. We also had the chance to experience both lunch and dinner at the on-site restaurant, which was a nice bonus. We loved being able to enjoy ourselves without having to leave the property. We're also so glad we upgraded our stay to include access to the concierge lounge. A special thank you and shoutout to Darius for recommending the upgrade--it was absolutely worth it! The lounge was lovely, classy, sophisticated, and comfortable. With unlimited access, we enjoyed complimentary beverages (including beer and wine), snacks, light breakfast, midday bites, and evening finger foods. It was such a nice perk and added an extra special touch to our anniversary getaway. And it's the little things that caught my attention. I mean, even the hang tag for your room door feels like quality! That pretty much sums up the attention to detail throughout this hotel. I could go on and on about all the little intricacies and thoughtful touches that made our anniversary getaway special, but then this review would turn into a novel. So I'll just say this: we're so glad we chose this hotel, and you'll just have to go experience it for yourself!

I just recently stayed at The Swiftwater for a one-night getaway to the Poconos. What appears as an…read moreupscale spot for a staycation unfortunately left much to be desired. The exterior of the building has a lodge aesthetic and inside is adorned with modern finishes. Our room was a standard king sized room on the 2nd floor. The room was clean and it was very spacious however when we first entered our room there were no bath towels or bath robes. Later I noticed that we also did not have tissues or a room service menu. When I called housekeeping to request towels and robes the staff was exceptionally quick to respond and did so happily. The service at the Swiftwater is great when requested; however, it does not appear to be the default. After checking in we made sure to enjoy the Swiftwater's prime amenity, the heated pool. From 5-10 pm the pool is adults only which made the experience relaxing. We opted to get drinks from the Olivet bar before lounging in the pool and I am sad to report that the drinks were not great. For $43 I received the smallest and poorly rationed Aperol Spritz and my boyfriend sipped on a double Captain & Diet. At around 6:00 pm we moved from the pool to the outdoor fire pit and enjoyed the serenity and heat before heading back to our room to shower and get ready for dinner. We walked over to Desaki Hibachi and had an incredible dinner. The vibe was very casual given that it is a hibachi restaurant but the meat was fresh & tender and my gluten allergy was taken seriously by all members of the staff. The next day we enjoyed a round of golf at Buck Hill Falls Golf Club. When I booked this experience on the website I was told that a complimentary shuttle was available to transport us to the course and back however at check-in I was told this is no longer offered. That was a disappointment as the course is 17 minutes from the hotel and thus added 17 minutes to our 2+ hour route home after the day on the course. Buck Hill was a breathtaking course with tremendous hospitality. Overall the heated pool, walkable distance to Desaki & accessibility to Buck Hills were the highlight of our stay at the Swiftwater.

This was my girlfriend and I's first experience at a B&B and it was quite the experience! Joe and…read moreBill were absolutely wonderful throughout the entire stay. They were welcoming and we were greeted even though we didn't check in until 9:30ish. We opted to have our breakfast delivered to the room since we like to lounge around in the mornings. This was our FAVORITE part of the whole weekend! The first morning, we had scrambled eggs, sausage, and fresh fruit with blueberry pancakes. The second morning, we had stuffed french toast with bacon and fruit. Can I just say that I still crave both dishes, even after a month? They were the tastiest pancakes and stuffed french toast ever! Plus, we had a cute little view of the pond from our room. Long story short, I would highly recommend taking a weekend trip here. We booked the Appalachian Room and it had a fairly large jacuzzi as well, so that was a plus.

We were back in the area and as promised, booked a room here. This place does not disappoint. There…read moreis a porch with rocking chairs for you to enjoy the day and meet the other guests. The owners are very nice, the grounds are peaceful, and the breakfasts are amazing. They actually have more than one breakfast option for you to choose. There is a nice winery and some pretty good restaurants within driving distance. The only down comment I'd like to make is that if you are a big person or are claustrophobic, do NOT book the Fox and Hound room. The bathroom is small, and the shower is very small, so you'd have to book a different room. But don't let that deter you from booking here. You'll like this place.