The visit began with a 30 minute wait to check-in, followed by an indifferent young woman at the desk who informed us that the rooms were not clean, so we would have to wait and get on line again. My husband approached a man standing on the side in the lobby and ,fortunately, he was able to get us a room within 15 mins. Once in the room, our duvet had small blood stains on it and we had to call 3 times to get an extra blanket and it took over 6 hours! Then my 2 yr old had an allergic reaction to something she ate (not from the hotel) and vomitted on the carpet. We called to get it cleaned (I would have actually done it myself if they would have given me some cleaner)...no response. Called a second time...no response. Finally went down to the desk myself and someone finally came up.

I do have to say that the staff members around the hotel are very nice, but the desk staff is not very friendly. And if you need something, I hope it's not an emergency! Overall I just expected more from a Radisson Hotel.

When I booked my hotel room at the Radisson Valley Forge I was excited, then I looked at Trip Advisor and became very upset at all the bad reviews and thought that I made a horrible choice. I decided to keep the reservations as we were attending a scrapbook convention and it was more important to be close to the convention center. First, don't listen to the negative reviews. The hotel was great! The rooms were very clean, the bed was HUGE and was also a sleep number bed which is just awesome! We arrived early around 11, and check in wasn't until 3pm, they found a room for us and let us check in. The lady at the front desk was very nice and seemed interested in what brought me to stay at the hotel. Everything was great and I"m glad I did not listen to the bad reviewers.
Also it was so nice just to be able to walk inside to the convention center. Definantly a plus!

Who wants to sleep with bed bugs? We have all heard of them and now you too can go visit with them and sleep with them at the Radisson Hotel Valley Forge. Hotel looks fine, staff was okay. Room was clean. We were pleased, until the first bed bug came crawling up my girlfriend's side of the bed while we were relaxing with the lights on.

We had never seen bed bugs but this was the real deal. It is a flat brown bug that is shaped like a very flat tick but has the color of a brown cockroach. I was too tired to care, we killed the bug and went to sleep after tearing apart the bed looking for more bugs (we found none that time).

The next morning I had several bites on my legs and my girlfriend had bites on her arms. No sign of bugs until I tore apart the bed and mattress and found another bug in the mattress under one of the stitch folds.

We quietly told management at check out, they acted appalled. But it seemed like an act. They offered a free breakfast and we turned it down and got the hell out of there.

First of all there were rooms in the basement, which means there were NO WINDOWS. If you are ever unlucky enough to stay at the Radisson Valley Forge, refuse to be placed in the basement for $200 a night. Secondly, the rooms are themed. Mine was Arabian which included the a gross jacuzzi situated right next to the bed. Then there was a small staircase leading to a lofted bed. The CARPETED ceiling was maybe a foot and half away from the top of the mattress. The sides of this lofted oasis had moroccan paneling, which is pretty but frightening in this setting. All I did was look up at the loft as I lied in bed thinking that someone was peering down at me through the panels. And to top it off there was no place to put my luggage. I had to use the jacuzzi as a surface for my bags. The only reason I stayed in this DUMP was because I was too tired to change my room and I was leaving in only a few hours. I'll never be too tired again.