Quality Inn

I stayed there for a week while in town on business. I had a convention across the bridge in Philly. They are doing a lot of construction but my room was very clean. The coffee was also very good. I would stay there again.

Stayed here while taking a trip from Philly airport. Called & was booked same day. The front desk guy kept asking «are you going to show up?» over and over, made me think how many people must pull up & flake on this place.
They were great in getting us a room that was handicapped accessible, but frankly this place looks run down and I definitely slept with one eye open.

Traveling with family for a nephews graduation. The room is decent, office table is a little wobbly and the chair is filthy. The carpet is also filthy. I understand that the hotel is being renovated but it still needs to be kept clean.
They either unplugged the refrigerator or just turned it down to one which is warm so it wasn’t even remotely cold when we got here. I had to look up how to make the fridge cold so I turned it up/​down to 6. Needless to say we kept our stuff in the cooler the 1^st night.
Continental breakfast was good because they have a waffle maker, which was the saving grace. The sausage and the eggs were okay. They also have yogurt, fresh fruit and muffins. Sad to say that once they saw us coming on morning/​day 2 they put away the yogurt. Why because they are rude and provide terrible service. We have a special needs family member so two of the group did not go to breakfast the 1^st day, so yogurt and fresh fruit was brought back to the room for them on the 1^st day. This is not only rude but unprofessional of the hotel staff to do — that is why I am only giving 1 star otherwise it would have been 2 stars.

Quality Inn? Shady Inn is more like it. Room was only acceptable. Front desk claimed they didn’t have any dual-​bed rooms, despite the fact the parking lot was only a fraction full. Yes, the property appeared to be going through some renovation, but no way there weren’t available two-​bed rooms. We requested extra blankets and we were told they had none. Uh, are you kidding me? Stay far away from this place!

Für Leute ohne Auto ist das Hotel nicht besonders gut gelegen, aber das weiß man ja bevor man es bucht.
Ein Taxi von Downtown Philadelphia kostet rund 40 $, eine günstigere Alternative bietet der Bus der allerdings noch ein paar Gehminuten entfernt abfährt. An sich ist das Hotel in Ordnung, an der Sauberkeit kann man vielleicht ein bisschen was machen und solange man kein Luxushotel für den geringen Preis erwartet, kann man nicht viel falsch machen.
Das Personal ist freundlich und das Frühstück okay. Merkwürdig waren allerdings die andere «Gäste» die eher wie einheimische dort gelebt haben. Es wurde in großen Gruppen am Pool gegrillt, weshalb man sich eher ungern mit an den Pool legen wollte, da man das Gefühl hatte eine Gartenparty zu stürmen.

This hotel is ideal if you are thinking of starting a career in prostitution or dealing meth. There are ample citizens hanging around this hotel, eager to help you obtain drugs or simply lurk about.
If drugs and prostitution aren’t your thing, then you’ll enjoy the pungent array of awful smells. Fret not, your view will not be tarnished as there isn’t one to begin with (unless, of course, you enjoy pothole-​riddled parking lots).
Our room was filthy, we slept with our shoes on.
This hotel was so bad, that we paid the fee to check out early. We did not feel we were safe, and the hotel refused to refund our points.
Horrible hotel, terrible building, awful service. We would have been better off sleeping in our car, at least then we would have felt safer.
Stay anywhere else but here, avoid at all costs.

Bug in the coffee maker and pubic hair in the bathroom. Enough said.
Manager was nice.

Terrible breakfast, great friendly service. We had to wait 2 hours fur check in although the place was dead and I know a room was available. Fortunately the price is great and the people are very sweet. Mini fridge and microwave included in all rooms so take out isn’t mandatory for every meal.
Pool closes after Labor Day!

Ok, right off the bat, this place is very old, run down, was clearly not well maintained over the years, basically a dump that is in desperate need of major renovation or total tear down and rebuild.
Ok, that’s out of the way, let’s move on. In spite of the overall condition of the property the room was rather clean for the most part. The only real complaint was the carpet. It appeared to be 15 years old and filthy. Don’t think it had ever been shampooed. I used slippers or shoes at all times while walking in the room. Everything else including the bathroom was acceptable. Internet was perfect.
With the exception of the older grumpy as hell gentleman working the overnight shift everyone was very accommodating and helpful. Candice @ the front desk could not have been more cheerful and accommodating for a few special needs and requests. After check in found that the microwave wasn’t working. By the time I walked back to my room the maintenance man was standing at my door w/​a replacement microwave.
One odd thing, the bed pillows were little squares, like the size found on a couch. I thought that a little strange but it worked for the night.
There is no bar or restaurant.
There is a complimentary breakfast. While it has everything you expect the one thing missing was eggs. There were 2 steam trays both w/​sausage, waffles, cereal, breads etc but no eggs. That was kinda weird. You would think one of the steam trays for sausage and one for eggs.
Hey, for $ 75 it is what it is…

Absolutely nothing quality about this inn.
Pulled up and immediately felt uneasy about this place. Some Guido in the parking lot hanging out by a semi trailer, probably selling a truckload of illegal cigarettes or something. Then pulled by the night check-​in window (behind bulletproof glass mind you) and there was this big dude in a hood that looked over his shoulder like he was afraid I was going to shoot him or something. Paid cash for his hotel room (though he was driving a brand new Ford Taurus, mind you) and then walked by me giving me a really, really dirty look. Then heard tires squeal as I entered my room. Yikes. This place is a scary, scary dump.

We were looking for something between Philly and Atlantic City that wasn’t going to bust the budget on a Saturday night. We picked this place because it is right off the Walt Whitman Bridge. It’s a 2-​story, 4-​building motel. The 4-​buildings form a square around the pool area. Our building was in the back of the place. The lighting in the back of the building was poor. The corridors are outdoors and cement. The cement was warping and caused my father to trip. The carpet in the room had a stain on it and one of the outlets in our room didn’t work. The walls were thin and we could hear a woman yelling for a good portion of the pre-​midnight evening. The internet was free, but you get what you pay for since it was S-​L – O — W (I’m willing to pay for internet that is fast and reliable). Think wi-​fi at dial-​up speeds.
On the plus side, I thought the bed was comfortable compared to how bad everything else was. There was a complimentary breakfast, but like most complimentary breakfasts anymore, children had taken over the place. It would do in a pinch, but I wouldn’t search it out.

This is the hotel that US Air dumps you in when they overbook all their flights out of Philadelphia on a Sunday night.
The hotel is 30 minutes from the airport, and you’re probably sharing the shuttle with all the other ticked off passengers who were denied boarding.
Where was I, oh the hotel. I think their primary business is passengers US Air screwed over. Out of the twenty people in the bar (did I mention the restaurant wasn’t open for dinner?) all of them were from US Air. Seriously — no one stays here but angry passengers.
The inn is really a two story motel. No frills, peeling paint in the bathroom, mold in the empty room fridge (except one of my fellow travellers got a bonus — two cans of coke and rice curry in her fridge — eww).
Aside from the restaurant not being open, the hotel was also understaffed. A single bartender serving 20 people, and she had to make round trips to the kitchen (about fifty feet away) to get our meals. She was doing her best, but like I said, the place is understaffed).
What more can I say? Well, the nice things: free wireless (unexpected, thank you!), free shuttle to and from the airport, a decent mattress, and a staff that’s trying their best.
One star experience, but I’ll toss in an extra for the free wireless.