We stayed here while attending a wedding in May. The Amerisuites exceeded my expectations in room quality. I didn't think I would get my money's worth, and I did. It was a nice size room with all the necessary ammenities, i.e. soaps, iron, glasses, water, etc.
For a quick trip and easy access to the wedding it was just right. The only downside to our stay was the breakfast. While it looked like it might have been a nice breakfast with a lot of choice, it wasn't. There was a girls softball team staying at the Amerisuites and they ate everything! I don't think the staff was equipped to handle such a large group at breakfast. We couldn't find a clean table to sit at, and it didn't look like they could put the food out as fast as the girls were eating it. It left us little choice, so we just had coffee and dry cereal.
Overall, it was a nice place, and if I ever go to a wedding in Mt. Laurel again, I'll stay there.
They're next to a Chili's as well, which is nice.

Stayed 2 nights last fall with fiance, who I met while working at a Marriott. After years in the hospitality business, we notice everything - he was a maintenance manager and I worked at the front desk. Our room was clean, comfortable and quiet. The breakfast was good and the employees were helpful. We got a great deal on the price and plan to return.

We (5 adults, 3 kids, and 19 mos twins) stayed at the hotel Memorial Day weekend. We picked this hotel because it's convenient for us since we were visiting Sesame Place and the Adventure Aquarium in Camden, NJ.

We got to the hotel very late so we didn't get to really see the hotel. From what we could see, the place is well-kept. There're also 4-5 hotels right next to one another. I checked out some sites like travelocity and hotels.com and found that the corporate website offers the better deal than those other sites. But we booked the rooms using Hyatt points, so how can you beat "free" rooms.

We were able to get 2 mini-suites that were next to each other (but somehow not adjoining). My husband , our twins, and I stayed in one room and the rest of the gang stayed in the other. There were double beds, and a sofa bed. The 2 cribs (more like playpens) we requested were in our room when we arrived. The rooms are spacious and clean. There's a desk, a living room and a bedroom area, a little area for a microwave, a sink and a refrigerator. The layout of the room is cozy.

There's also complimentary breakfast buffet in the lobby area...lots of food!!! It's from 7-10 AM on weekends, and I think 6:30-9:30 AM on weekdays. I thought there weren't going to be any food left since we got a late start...we got to the lobby at 9:45AM...but the food kept coming out. There are eggs, french toasts, make your own waffles, bagels, breads, sausages, juices, hot beverages, cereals, muffins, fruits...to name a few. =) Not sure if it was because of a long weekend or what, but the hotel was packed....but we were still able to get a table within 5-10minutes.

For those travelling with young kids...the electical outlets are very visible and there're no outlet covers.

After a hot and fun-filled day at Sesame Place, this place gives an "ahh" feeling.

I've stayed here quite a bit over the last few months due to a corporate relocation.

I've gotten rates between $65 - $70 from Priceline and Hotwire. It is listed as a 2.5 star on Priceline and 3 star on Hotwire.

It is located about 30 minutes outside of Philadelphia on Route 73.

The rooms are mini-suites with a livingroom and bedroom area. There is a sink, refrigerator and a microwave.

The rooms are clean and in good condition. The beds are comfortable. There are the basic amenities. They have an decent free breakfast. The staff are pleasant.

Two small negatives. Something they call a workout room that only has 1 old treadmil and 1 stairmaster. It is a huge room with two pathetic pieces of equipment. They could do better going to Costco and buying exercise equipment. The air conditioning units are loud and are either on or off. They don't adjust on their own.

Other than that, this property is better than the 3 star Wyndham and Crowne Plaza. Both of which are going through renovations.