My daughter and I were in the area, checking out the surrounding colleges and needed a place to stay. We were pleasantly surprised how well the front desk gave directions and the knowledge they had regarding the surrounding area to help us find there location. Upon checking in the front desk was very
pleasant and helpful. Our room was very clean and smelled really good: I am really sensitive to smoke smell due to allergies.
My daughter liked all the ammenities that this hotel offered, especially the in room coffee and wi-fi. I read other write-ups about this Hotel and can't believe the negative remarks, this Hotel looks new in it's decor and the staff is very accomodating.
I would recommend this place to anyone and would definitely visit this Hotel again in the future. The prices are comparible to other Hotels and has access to stores.

Well, c'mon -- it's a HoJo, on a busy highway in a strip-mall area, where a room cost $89/night. If you're expecting the Ritz-Carlton, that's not a reasonable expectation...

We chose this place because Swarthmore College's admission office said it was the closest hotel. We stayed here for one night during a two-night stay, and it was pretty much what we expected.

It seemed mostly clean, although I'll admit I didn't want to look too hard. The wi-fi worked fine in our room, although the desk clerk told us when we checked in that the property's router was problematic and iffy.

Were the linens scratchy and coarse? Were the towels thin? Yes, for the most part that's all true -- but this hotel (sorry, motel) is what it is, and doesn't pretend to be anything else. Since we had no experience bad enough to complain to management, I can't speak to the indifference/helpfulness, but I'd have to say that all in all, it's pretty much what we expected for $89.

As part of a wedding, we checked in to our room, and had time only to put our suitcase in the room, brush our teeth and leave. When we returned late that night (1:00am), we got ready for bed-- and stopped there. When we turned down the sheets, we saw dirt and what looked like marks that someone's dirty feet made at the bottom of the sheets! I don't blame the yucky-footed guest before us, but I do blame the hotel for giving us a room where the sheets hadn't been changed. On closer inspection, we found 2 used tissues on the floor that had been covered up by the bedspread. We were exhausted, and called the front desk to get a change of sheets. The desk worker had no access to any housekeeping supplies, and after some time agreed to let us change rooms. The sheets were clean, but the bathroom floor had hairs and a dead fly. Ick. My husband and I slept with as many clothes on as possible and never took off our socks. We were totally grossed out.

When we checked out the next morning, the manager was "unavailable," as he has been the 4 times since that I have called back.

If you stay here, beware. Another member of the wedding party had her valuable engagement ring stolen!

This was the worst room that I have ever stayed in, especially given the price.
We ordered a non-smoking room and there was an aroma of smoke permeating in the room.
The bathroom had pubic heair and feces on the side of toilet.
The bathroom tole looked like it hadn't been mopped in days. There was coffee stains on the floor separator.
We stayed there for two nights and the maid left garbage in front of the door while she was cleaning other rooms. She falied to give us towels.
I would suggest better training for the maids and ensure that proper supervision of evaluating the room once it has been cleaned should ensue. I would also suggest that the hotel chain become more environmentally consious about recycling, reuse of towels/sheets and cups, to prevent wastefulness.