Scottish Inn and Suites

I wont give a rate because I think it’s even too much below one star. Very dirty I am like VERY dirty. We found roaches all over, dirty sheets, dirty covers. Rode employees, very dishonest owner and I forgot to tell you that my husband spent the night killing flies. Honestly I have no exact word to say about this place other then it is DISGUSTING PLACE

HORRIBLE.
That is the only word that comes to my mind when I think of that place.
We made our reservation while still in California without looking at that reviews first.
Big mistake. This place is full of roaches, bed bugs clearly noticeable, flies all over the place, burnt bed sheets, stained sheets and carpet.
I really tried to find one good thing about that place and I couldn’t.
To top it all off, after we were complaining about the owner over charging us when he actually asked my wife for CASH; going away from the office, found a trash bag thrown in front of one of the rooms with one condom on its side.
Stay away. do not be a sucker like we were.
another $ 20 will buy your sanity and a peace of mind.
I gave them a one star, because Unilocal does not allow a BIG FAT ZERO.

Horrible! After waiting for 30 minutes for the manager to return from «break» and being checked into a dirty room I complained and requested a refund. The manager advised I would need to get my refund thru the booking site I used. He offered another room and I agreed after inspecting the room to make sure it was clean. I got my keys and advised I would return after getting something to eat. While off property I received a call from my booking site saying the manager was kicking me out f the hotel. The manager had told them the original room was not dirty and they did not have a sign on the front desk advising customers of a 20 minute refund policy if your not satisfied. Needless to say I will never use is hotel chain again. Low class, poor management, no ethics! STAY AWAY!

Wow, where do I start? When I first walked to the building where my room was it reminded me of a prison, but no this is no prison, cause in a prison there are locks. And the lock on the secure door to guest rooms was broken. When I got to my room 276, I was excited to take a look around, but alas no light switch could be found… when I did finally find one, it didn’t work, so I had the pleasure of using my cell phone flash light to navigate through this room of horrors until I located a working switch across the room. I thought I requested a no smoking room, but from the smell of things, the cigarette ash marks on the wall, and the multitude of burn marks in the sheets and blankets they really should take this room out of the «non-​smoking» designation. Most rooms have a little something about them that makes them «POP», this room was no different. Except in this case it was more like a «crack» instead of pop. «Crack» as in the 18 inch long crack in the rear wall. Was there a demo crew in here? It appeared so, I hope they come back to finish the job. Where should I turn next? How about the phone jack dangling from a wire out of a hole in the wall. This phone jack has the right idea, free yourself from this horrid place! Oh the management here must be a bunch of practical jokers. Cause I nearly fell out of the chair when the arm rest slid right off the chair. I’m no carpenter, but if you’re staying here, you may want to bring your own wood glue, and nails if you plan on sitting in the chair. Well after this adventure I thought I needed a cold drink. So off to the ice bucket I went, and Boy! These folks at Scottish inn have thought of everything! They included curly hair, and a bottle cap in my ice bucket at no additional cost! Can you say winner, winner chicken dinner?! Next, a quick peek around the bathroom revealed a classic decorative touch on the bathroom ceiling. These orangish/​brownish specs and spots add a dash of color to the dank off-​white and green striped peeling wall paper. Are they blood? Or mold? Maybe moldy blood? It’s a secret that I’m sure management is keeping close to the vest. Now, normally baseboard add a decorative touch to any room. But, hey, I’m not a fancy guy. So when I noticed that only ¼ of one wall had baseboards I took the time to appreciate the layers of different colored paint that would have been hidden. Well, after all of this stimulation, I knew I was ready for bed. So I laid down and glanced up at the ceiling. The management must have known I was feeling lonely… cause they fixed me up with a little friend! How thoughtful of you Scottish Inn! Now I’ve never seen a bed bug in person, but this little fellow was nice enough to pose for a picture as he walked from the ceiling to the wall next to my bed. I had to google «bed bug» to be sure; and I found out that this guy was a fully grown 5week old male bed bug. But he looked good for his age; he didn’t look a day over 3weeks old! After excusing my room mate I snuggled up for bed and quickly got an unfamiliar whiff of something… fluffing up and laying my head on my pillow released it’s inner essence. It was like laying my head on another mans chest, a big man, who worked hard that day, then went to the gym, then went out and smoked some weed, and drank some liquor, then went to bed, without a shower. What a smell, packed into that tiny, flat pillow. My friend the bed bug must have snuck In to give me a kiss good night, because I woke up with a mark on my arm. Aww how thoughtful. In closing the Scottish inn is so much more than just a place to stay the night, it’s a complete interactive experience

Didn’t like anything at all. We couldn’t get a refund because instead of us checking out the room we went out to wawas and bought some things. When we got into our room first thing we noticed was the dirty walls and then a pair of women’s underwear hanging on the sheer curtain pole so it was obvious that this room was not cleaned at all. Then we noticed the dirty AC and even had a plastic dirty spoon sticking out of the chair in the room. The tub was dirty and not cleaned mold everywhere stay away and we couldn’t get a refund so they will take your money…

My friends and I used to come here all the time to have crazy ass parties. Maybe that’s why they downgraded so much to offer the absolute worst in hotel service possible.
1 value /​I can get a nice room, for 40 bucks at comfort inn. where they offer all amenities and are not ghetto
2 service /​no customer service skill is considered before they hire PPL to work here. CLEARLY. Maybe nothing is considered what so ever
3 rooms /​agAin no amnesties, no lotion, barely any towels. A shitty heating system that rattles. A tv with NO REMOTE. It smells like I just smoked a pack of cigarettes in here right when I walked in. The bed had HUGE lumps in it, the blankets are iffy and in trying not to freak out cause there blood on the floor STAINED (room 161) and on the ceiling and wall. So disgusting. Also the bathroom floor was wet. Like really? I read one post that said maybe they don’t have maids. I mean sure doesn’t seem like they do.
4 cleanliness /​ONE WORD NO
Overall, as an adult actually stayin at a hotel I am extremely disappointed especially because I could have gotten a much better deal from Comfort Inn. And I could leave without feeling like I needed to get tested for TB.

Eww. This place is kinda gross. The charcoal grills placed outside some of the rooms made me wonder. The lack of direction to reach the rooms on the 2^nd floor made me very uncomfortable, as I roamed the area trying to find a way up. When I reached the semi-​enclosed stairwell, I felt like I was being watched (no I’m not paranoid). In fact I was being watched, or so I was informed by the numerous signs stating that «this area is under video surveillance.» It seemed like it was more of a warning rather than a notice to make you feel protected. Which again made me wonder.
The nonsmoking rooms not only smelled like cigarettes, but the bed sheets themselves had that dank ashtray odor. Some of the people staying here appeared to come and go by foot, so it seemed they were permanent residents of sorts, which might explain the grills; must be a blast during hot summer nights by the tub… I mean pool… woo hoo! The first floor rooms have outside entrances. The 2^nd floor is enclosed. Strange set up.
I was happy that I didn’t have to stay overnight; however it was spooky and dark when I left. I’ll pay extra somewhere else next time. If I was from Scotland or of Scottish heritage, I’d sue to change the name.

Stayed in Allentown for the first time ever. Chose the hotel because Priceline offered it as a choice. The weather was bad so we called over 24 hours in advance to move the reservation one night later. The female at the front desk indicated over the telephone changing the night would be no problem, however, priceline has to call to change. We were placed on hold while Priceline confirmed this. We arrived one day later to check-​in. Were told we were charged for the night prior. Two male at the front desk indicated it was not their policy to change the reservation. We indicated a female employee approved the change. The male at the front desk indicated there was no female working then as he worked the time we called. False! Only after we called Priceline to obtain confirming information did they then say the person who spoke to Priceline said the change was not according to policy. False! I assured them the conversation and information was recorded and on file from Priceline. They printed a receipt and requested ID and the credit card used which charged for the second night and official one night we were staying. We refused to sign and be charged another night. The male employee said to sign, stay the night and speak to the manager in the morning. We refused as we still were not guaranteed a refund for the night before we did not stay. His story changed after the call from Priceline. While we were on hold with Priceline, the male employee called the female we did speak to and then still denied any approved change. Their policy is to call more than 24 hours in advance and cancellations only made after the first night charge.
The room appeared to be upgrades with décor and bedding. However, the wall in the bathroom trim by the door was filthy. Mold was on the bathtub edge and in between tiles on shower wall. The side of the television had something liquid spilled down the side and never wiped clean. Ceiling was flaking off and appeared to fall at any time.
Guests in the room across the hall were very loud in the hallway well after 2 am. Hotel staff or random guests had a canopy set up right off the pavement with a table and chair. A charcoal grill was a few feet away. A cart from a random nearby store was tipped over laying by the canopy. Trash was on the ground.
The pool was small. There was a landscaping wall cemented to the 5′ end of the pool right on the ledge of the pool. A plastic strip was inserted into the wall and was their «waterfall». The setting of the wall appeared to be unsafe. Signs clearly said NO SMOKING however, other guests felt smoking on the other side of the pool metal fence was acceptable. Random sections had guests with camping lawn chairs placed outside their room, room door wide open. Audience that gathered in the lot appeared rather questionable. A sign read on the outside of the hotel they were not responsible for theft. Cigarettes were on the steps inside the hotel stairwell to the second floor.
Non-​smoking rooms were even numbered rooms and SMOKING rooms