All American Inn

This is a nice military hotel with lots of value and terrific central location. Came here for official TDY travel and had made reservations via telephone about four weeks in advance. I made three reservations at the same time and one of my party members had to be lodged on the Ft. Dix side, which was a bit inconvenient as we had one rental car. The room was ok, but showed signs of wear and tear. I was most dissappointed in that there was no in-​room WiFi internet available. Free WiFi is pretty much totally standard these days and was surprised that it was not available on an Air Force installation which are typically known to have a lot of comfort options. Still, the front desk staff were especially helpful and professional and the lobby was well appointed and comfortable.

I normally don’t have any complaints about military «hotels». They are always up to standards, always clean and I feel good staying there.
Unlike Dover air force inn, I felt like this one was. less clean. I know the apartment itself was indeed clean and all, and the main reason I think I had the feeling it wasn’t was because of a super stained bedroom carpet.
Beside having «that» feeling, it’s a good room for a good price. I called it apartment earlier because that’s basically what it is. A full kitchen, a dining table, sofa bed (with an un-​sleepable mattress), and a bedroom with a queen (?) Size bed. They don’t have cribs but offer pack’n’plays in the room, also have a highchair.
I could see it being a good place for a longer stay, but maybe not for a family with two small kids. I wish they would offer two queen or one king due to having one baby sleeping in bed but I guess that’s what the sofa bed is for. Should check those mattresses so they are okay to sleep on.
For 60 something dollars this is not a shabby deal, and I can live with having that feeling if it’s only for a night.

This is actually my second time here m. It’s a nice little spot. They get big ups for letting me C heck in after midnight. I literally called right before my flight took off and explains the situation and she said no problem well boo you for today and check you out tomorrow. Great I mean great customer service. The shuttles on post have been stopped permanently so I called the hotel and they sent someone to pick me up. AWESOME!!!
My only complaints are the damn heater was on 1000 and I couldn’t turn it off. The second thing is the towels HURT and the pillows are super hard and lumpy. It’s nothing major I still slept pretty darn amazing.
Oh keep in mind there’s no free breakfast but there is a little café inside that seven breakfast. All in all a great stay.

This has to be the worst hotel I’ve ever stayed in and I’ve been in a lot of MOTELS and this place is worse first strike there was no water for two days because of some water main break 2. there are flies or other weird insects all over my room 3. There was no cable for 4 days and counting. So when I’m done with my training what else am I to do I can’t watch tv because the cable is messed up and last but definitely not least 4. The Internet is horrible I tried my best to use the Internet minimally but without cable what am I suppose to do? Bottom line this place is crappy luckily for them this is the only plAce that could accept my 40A because I would gladly stay in Bordentown over this place like I do during any UTA training.

If I could give zero stars, I would. 1.5 hr wait on the phone just to book. Upon arrival, I was notified I’d be staying in «the newly renovated» lodging building on Fort Dix. The building is lipstick on a pig. 1940s era, complete with brown water from the faucets. Housekeeping comes when they want to. On 7 days of my 2 week stay they never showed up (no, I didn’t have my sign on the door). We have the most technologically advanced fighting force the world has ever seen, but basics like reliable wifi are apparently impossible to field (lots of us need it to work on a VPN connection). On my last week there was a lightning storm that knocked power out to the building (act of God, I get it). I called and they promised they would send maintenance. Maintenance never showed. Promise number 1 not kept. I called again after three hours and was told maintenance doesn’t work after hours. What? I received a call 30 min later saying they would actually have maintenance over to fix on an emergency basis. Maintenance never showed. Promise number 2 not kept. I called in the morning and was told that if I called back around lunch, they’d switch me to another room. I called and was told «sorry, due to a change of command, there are no rooms available». Promise number 3 not kept. I asked for a non-​availability slip and was told sorry, theres nothing available off base either. Got a fridge full of $ 100 worth of spoiled groceries, and a cave with a bed in it that I’m paying over $ 70 a night to stay in. I just cant get housekeeping to show up and take my trash away. If you have any other options for lodging, don’t even think twice about it. This base has the most poorly run lodging I’ve ever experienced, and I’ve been to many. It’s an excellent example that underlines the need for privatized hotels on base.

I am not a military personnel, just family. I stayed here for 2 nights to visit and this was my first time staying on base. The price is very affordable ($ 60/​night), so I know not to expect much. Room size and bathroom was fine (standard), though it did have a musty/​old/​smokey smell. My issue was that I was told the entire building only has a heating or cooling option. Since it is fall/​winter, the heat was on. The room was 80 degrees when I got there, and it was cool fall day, so opening the window wide open only got it to eventually 77. With leaving the window open, I have to put the blinds down or else everyone can see my room clearly since I am on ground level (so airing it was difficult). The base has a 6AM base-​wide trumpet wake up call, so you can imagine how loud it was with the window open! After that, the maid comes knocking at 8am. The walls are thin so I can hear people upstairs walking and people talking in the hall late at night. So it’s clear to say it was difficult to get much sleep.

The Inn looks nice with large rooms and competent lobby staff… But it’s 2015 and there’s no wifi in the rooms? C’mon, man, get with the 2000s. Also be sure to look forward to the burlap towels (cotton or fabric softener must be too dang expensive these days, but it’s okay, I didn’t really NEED three layers of dermis) and your choice of four identically-​shitty pillows. I don’t know who runs this place but I’d like to introduce them to a term known as «industry best practices» and say, «you’re doing it wrong.»

Quick and friendly check in, great atmosphere, I always try to stop over at JBMDL when ever I am travelling… keep up the good work folks… not cool for fire alarm to go off at 0600 on a Saturday well at least it works I guess

Very clean and reasonably priced. Outdated, but when your paying 60 bucks, you cant expect high end décor.

Great Place on BASE, came here during the winter 2014 and it was awesome!
I stayed at building 2078 something like that but it was nice, king size bed, nice room, refrigerator, Free Wi-​Fi you just need to call them for access.
Bathroom is a little small but it worked out for me, TV is HDMI «friendly» if any of you know what that means then your set ;)
I was paying $ 50 a night. I heard there are upgrades for bigger families where it’s an actual apartment with a kitchen, but you can call to find out.
There’s a welcome and please use that to order food since there aren’t that many places to order from or you can always use Unilocal ;)
Parking is alright there’s a lot of people so to get parking in front is pretty tough.
Other than that Awesome place.

DOD lodging. 75.00 got me a very nice room which was huge and like an apartment with all of the same amenities.