I would stay here again, but going to give an honest review. I stayed here 3 days/2nights for a…read moretrip to NJ. What I didn't like is the ice cold shower on Monday morning. Evidently the hot water had to be reset. Additionally, I didn't like coming back to no housekeeping. It is every other day at this location. Most places inform you off it or you can request daily if you are a higher loyalty tier. When I asked about it, the staff told me it was in the website in a very defensive and dismissive tone and conversation. I didn't see it there and it didn't solve the situation. Really liked the room, but the microwave in room 418 was not good and did not cook to throughly, and i had a terrible time with it. I had pitched a frozen dinner downstairs and it was not a good experience. Hotel was nice and clean. The room was spacious. The breakfast was good and was the traditional Hampton Inn breakfast with all the options. I did get to enjoy the pool too which was nice. Staff was great aside from the housekeeping conversation. Going with a 3 based on THIS overall experience but could easily see it as a 4 or 5 star stay if I should ever stay again.

This hotel was a nice place to stay while we were attending a wedding in the area. The staff at…read morethe desk were very friendly and the rooms were clean. Hot coffee was available in the lobby all day and there was a complimentary breakfast. The rooms could use an updating, especially the bathrooms.

Overall we had a very pleasant stay at the Courtyard Wall. We booked a block of rooms for our…read morewedding and the staff was very accommodating. We stayed for two nights, check in and check out was easy process and housekeeping was available on request. We used some of the facilities on site and booking was an easy process. We booked a private breakfast for our guest the next morning and also kept the bar open for an after party. The staff let us hang in the lobby/bar area and didn't give us any trouble. Only downside is not much is included in the room price. Even coffee from the lobby was a charge from Starbucks. Rooms are a little outdated but felt clean and everything was functioning. Prices during the summer season can definitely be pricey as you're paying a premium for the shore location. Other than that would definitely stay here again!

Poor customer experience after notifying them of my dissatisfaction with the facility…read more All I'm asking for is reimbursement of one night but seem I will have to go to the next step .

The people here are so super friendly, the food was excellent and plenty of it, & the rooms were…read moreimmaculate. If I had one complaint, it was only because of the change of the seasons it was a little warm for me, but I'm cold blooded. This is a definite stay if you're in the area -Per Rita

One of the Worst Hotel Experiences of My Life - BED BUGS in 3 Different Rooms…read more I came to this hotel on a 5-day business trip with a coworker, expecting a clean and restful stay. Instead, what we experienced was an absolute nightmare. By day three, both of us had painful, swollen bites all over our legs. At first, we thought they were mosquito bites -- until a pest control expert told us they looked like bed bug bites. We checked our room, and sure enough, we found a live bed bug in the bedding. We filmed it for proof and brought the video to the front desk. We were stunned by the staff's response. The front desk attendant, Vaughn, was completely unfazed -- chewing gum, dismissive, and asking why we "waited so long" to report it. Even with video evidence, we were met with skepticism instead of concern. When we asked about laundry service to avoid spreading bed bugs, we were told we'd have to pay for it ourselves -- maybe get reimbursed. We were moved to another room... only to find another bed bug AND a granola bar stuffed between the bed and the wall. Disgusted, we returned to the front desk again, apologizing for coming back so soon -- and that's when Vaughn casually told us bed bugs are seasonal and "come and go every year." That alone should be a dealbreaker for any guest. It only got worse. Our third room had yet another bed bug. At this point, we were mentally and physically exhausted. We sealed off part of the room and tried to sleep, paranoid and beyond frustrated. The next morning, my coworker spoke to someone claiming to be a manager -- who asked why we didn't report it sooner and whether WE CAUGHT THE BED BUGS for pest control. Completely inappropriate and tone-deaf. Later, we spoke to the so-called general manager, who tried to downplay our bites as mosquito bites, despite the videos we had from all THREE rooms. He even tried to justify the behavior of his employees, one of whom had rudely cut off our boss over the phone and slammed a keycard at us without saying a word. We were reimbursed for laundry and only given a partial refund, despite having to live in fear of bringing bed bugs home, losing sleep, and enduring some of the worst hospitality I've ever experienced. Not once did anyone sincerely apologize or take real accountability. If you care at all about cleanliness, safety, or basic respect as a guest -- do not stay here. This hotel has a serious infestation problem, and worse -- an even bigger problem with how they treat their guests.

Stayed at the Holiday Inn Express Neptune on a Saturday night while attending a wedding nearby, and…read moreit was quite a pleasant, easy stay. I arrived in the afternoon and was greeted and checked in promptly. I have IHG status, and they gave me a small goodie bag with water and snacks at check-in. My room was on the second floor (ground level, just steps from the lobby). The room itself was quite large, with a modern design that felt recently renovated. There was a large television and a desk area with a comfortable leather chair. The mini fridge was more substantial than usual, closer to a half-size fridge, and actually worked well, which is not always the case in hotel rooms. The heating and fan system also worked effectively, and I was able to block out any outdoor noise. The bed was especially comfortable, with plenty of pillows that were not overly firm, and clean, crisp white bedding. The bathroom was spacious, the shower had good pressure, and was stocked Dove products. Breakfast is included with the stay. I had a few mini omelettes, though much of the hot food had run out by the time I got there. There was still a decent selection of fruit (apples, oranges, berries), baked goods, and oatmeal packets. I also had tea, although I heard the automatic coffee machine was not working during my visit. Overall, this was a smooth and comfortable stay. The Holiday Inn Express brand seems to have experienced a glow-up, my recent stays over the past few years have been good, well-priced, and reliable.

We were in for a wedding and had a nice experience at the hotel; I wouldn't jump on a repeat…read morerecommendation for a pizza place going forward, however, the stay itself was very nice.

If you are trying to get through on the phone try extension 3…read more No one answered lines 0, 1or 2.

The saying " You get what you pay for" has never come into play more than this. The bed is you're…read moretypical hotel bed nothing really to complain about. Overall pretty clean, and nice people. On to the cons, there is no dresser or any type of drawers to put clothing in. Also no vanity or any counter top in the bathroom. Just really no where to put any of your things. 80% of the very few channels you get are fuzzy and blurry. The mini fridge did not work as well. Wi-fi was pretty much non existent. For the most part it's nit picking I do not come to the beach for an extravagant hotel room so most of those things didn't bother me all that much , the only thing is it seemed some of our stuff was touched when we went away , Beware !!

Let's start off by saying this is definitely a no tell Motel. It was clean, so that was not a…read moreproblem. However, the bed was very uncomfortable. I did not like it at all. But the worst part of the entire stay was the toilet. Can somebody please explain to me why you cannot put an adult size toilet in a hotel room. absolutely ridiculous. I will post a picture and you will see that the rim of the toilet bowl does not go above my shin. I will say that if you use a squatty potty, you won't need one trying to take a dump on this toilet because your knees will be up to your chest. Not a fan.

Ithe rooms are small and you need a car to get almost everything you need as nothing is in quick…read morewalking distance this location restricts you to 3 weeks to stay

Judy Blume Service Area is a clean rest area for gas, restroom and food…read more.. Food options here include Starbucks, Shake Shack, Auntie Anne's, and Z Market. Service is quick esp if you know what you want. Can sit down to eat in or take to go. Good to sit down to take a break when driving for a bit... Wow they actually have Judy Blume books who those who read them in school or those growing up...even to this day...

My favorite rest stop! It's so open and well lit and so…read moretidy! Lots o' loos. I am so grate we.

Upon arrival I was greeted by friendly hotel staff and given a warm welcome hug! Then when I…read morestrolled down the sidewalk of lovely Motel 6 property I noticed the remarkably good smells coming from my room. Unlocked the door and felt like it was something out of a movie. Great smells wafted towards me, blood stained walls, scratches all over bathroom door, and a spooky flickering lightbulb that stood upon a lamp with no shade! A true October delight. Felt like the perfect halloween romantic getaway. Not to mention the decor! All around beautiful establishment and $1 snacks in the vending machine that have definitely been there since 1999. This place said inflation who.... except the rooms are over $100/night ya that could change. Maybe next time i'll get the good person discount (they said you have to do good deeds to qualify) Fingers crossed! Love you forever Motel 6 Tinton Falls!

Place is worst. They charge $50 surcharge on top rather than as a separate hold and refuse to…read morecredit back. Manager was rude and could not care. go elsewhere

Clean up. No toilet paper in the room. Bed falling apart. Bed larger than the bed frame.read more

Pros: -Only room I found under $100, off season, in the…read morearea -The water in the shower, while low pressure, was actually hot Cons: -Everything else Booked an affordable hotel room on an overnight trip, and found this destination on a travel site. Underwhelming to say the least. Where to begin? I already knew I made a mistake when I first arrived. The property looks like its heyday was before the Korean War. The front of the building looks at least a little colorful, a bright green coat of paint applied over many older coats of chipping and peeling paint. There's a swimming pool in the center of the property, in front of the office, and it probably hasn't been in use since the Reagan presidency. There were multiple 40-gallon trash cans surrounding the pool, collecting the garbage from the many long term guests. I entered the office to check in, noticing the clutter, and broken fixtures. There was a Mister Coffee, filled with yesterday's brew, ready for guest needs. No cups, of course, but the coffee looked old enough to eat with a spoon. I was given a room two doors down from the office, past a storage room. On the other side was another room, with a long term resident. Who had a dog. That barked. ALL NIGHT. Loudly. This room was smaller than a college dorm room. There was a desk, being used to hold a broken mini fridge. No chair for the desk, however. Certain expected items were missing, like a clock, working outlets, or hangers for the clothes rod. There wasn't even a Bible (I'm not religious, I just found it funny not to find one.) There was an air conditioner held in place with duct tape in a window, and a plug-in portable heater nearby. The sink was in the bedroom, not the bathroom, which was just a toilet and shower stall built into an old hallway. The window shade was broken in the bathroom, so they had a towel draped over the window instead. There were at least 3 different brands of ceiling tiles throughout the room, and you could show the age based on how yellow they had gotten from years of cigarette use. The floor was a poorly cut laminate wood places over a pre-existing carpet. Most likely the carpet had been flooded or damaged in the past, and they didn't want to remove it. Or maybe there's a chalk outline on it. The front window shade was held in place with electrical tape. The door had a basic household locking knob on it, and no deadbolt or chain lock. There were screws sticking out of the walls in multiple places, perhaps for hanging up your keys and towels. There was a dead wasp right inside the door, but surprisingly, I didn't encounter any roaches or mice during this visit. I was shocked. The linens were seemingly washed, but very old with signs of washed and dried stains on the sheets and towels. The shower curtain was hung up with a cable tie replacing a rung. Based on how yellow it had gotten, I doubt that the curtain has been cleaned since before the pandemic. The old, not working baseboard heaters have been painted over with white spray paint, and rather poorly, probably just to pass an inspection. I got through the night, and when it came time to checkout, I found the office open, but no one there. There was a bell to ring, but no one came. I left the key on the counter (there was no drop box) and left. I wish I could have seen this place in 1955. It was probably an elegant motor lodge. No longer, I'm afraid. I feel sorry for the people living there long-term. You must have really hit rock-bottom for this to be an acceptable life choice.