I really really hate Aloft hotels. I seriously hope whatever "super hip and edgy" designer they…read morehired has been fired for ruining an entire chain of hotels. Aloft one of Marriott's "modern" hotel lines (along with AC which is good). I've been at 3 Alofts because I like punishment apparently. So, what's wrong with Aloft? Look at the pictures. One is of the "closet". It's not a real closet. It can only hang 5 items because of the configuration. It has a shower curtain as a "door". And notice. NO DRAWERS. In fact, there are no drawers in the entire room. None. Everything is in the open. What modern person has essentially a non functioning closet and no drawers for anything? No one. That's who. Next is the edgy bathroom. This hotel is NOT FAMILY FRIENDLY. Why you say? Look at the bedroom pic. That's a frosted window INTO THE SHOWER. See the shower pic to see the frosted window. How edgy that must be for a couple. Sure you can't see anything but you can see shadows. So do you want your kids trying to see if they can see mom in the shower? No of course you don't. Also, the shower section is barely lit so hopefully you can shower with your eyes closed in the dark. Finally, the materials are cheap and not well maintained. Everything is laminate fake wood and it's all peeling. And that's not just this one. It's been all 3. Plus plenty of other fit and finish stuff like the giant scuff on the wallpaper from the desk chair. Or the almost broken door lock. Oh and outlet placement is pretty terrible too at the desk. Now the good news is this hotel is next to a Millers. The wxyz bar is pretty good. And inside is a "high end" steak restaurant (not run by Marriott) which has a fantastic bar and terrible overpriced food (ok so that's not good news). I didn't interact with any staff so I don't know if they were amazing or not. Honestly, there are 20+ hotels in a 2 mile radius. Stay somewhere else. If you're Marriott, the Courtyard across the street is pretty good especially for the price. And if a manager reads this, don't reply back. Your best course of action is to find a better hotel to manage.

Very noisy. Was unable to sleep due to constant noise from the lobby bar area from patrons…read morereturning from wedding events. Management was not able to quiet things down. We were on the second floor and it was still too loud to sleep. We ended up leaving the hotel and finding a different hotel to stay in. Very disappointed. Room are very sparsely furnished. One chair. One bed. No artwork. That's it. Do not recommend.

I don't understand the poor reviews, perhaps people are ordering the wrong things. Or perhaps…read morepeople are injecting their personal preferences versus being introspective and think... "Perhaps I didn't like it this way, but other people do so I'm not gonna do this small business harm when everyone's out here trying to make it?" I don't know. But anyway! this is my second time here and I failed to read review the first time. Both times it came for Happy Hour. I set up the bar and I was served by Kelsey G. She is fantastic! I hope she doesn't get mad and won't let you in on our little secret. You gotta order the wings with the lemon pepper dry rub and then a side of hot buffalo wings sauce. Absolutely crazy. Plus, a blue cheese in the ranch must be Housemade because they are out of this world. Also had an order of the Mexican calamari-delicious. And you know what we did? We drudged that calamari through the lemon pepper sauce from the wings. Sent us straight to Heaven! We had the Gramps cocktail, wasn't strong at all. It tasted like fruit punch. But we're thinking perhaps it's one of those sneaky cocktails that goes down easy, but bites you in the butt later, lol. Also had the lavender Bellini, absolutely delicious. Also got the pineapple martini, Taklatini, it was supposed to have a cinnamon, simple syrup, and and frankly it just tasted like a pineapple Martini with nothing special added. We checked out the menu and decided we would definitely come back to try some other items. We don't live nearby, but now we're thinking we would go out of our way to stop by to support it. It is absolutely fabulous!

The hostess who sat us was nice and our waitress was great…read more Service was excellent from start to finish. Portions were tiny for the price, and all 4 entrees were served cold. One entree was sent back to be redone and didn't return until everyone else was done eating. The manager did comp this meal and offered free desserts. Bottom line is it was not a good experience and I do not recommend this restaurant to anyone.

I booked an appointment. The tour is 20 minutes. There were 3 or 4 reminders and I also confirmed…read morewith a representative within 24-hours. When we got there, we were told she would be with us in a minute. We waited 10 minutes and I was just not in the mood to waste any more time so we left. How is anyone 10 minutes late for a 20 minute tour that you send 3 - 4 reminders about and confirm in a 24-hour period? Send me an email and say you need to reschedule if you are busy. Don't make us all drive to see the venue and sit there and wait with no end in sight. What a waste of time.

Inquired about pricing for their venue for my daughter's first birthday. Gave me the run around and…read morewere very deceptive about it. They make you plan a tour before they discuss any of that information. Mostly a waste of my time and seems kinda shady to conduct business that way, in my opinion.

I was very disappointed with my experience at Bricks & Minifigs. The customer service felt…read moreunhelpful, and I didn't feel valued as a customer. The store's pricing seemed higher than expected compared to other places selling similar LEGO products, and I felt that the trade-in value offered for my items was not fair. The overall experience was frustrating because I expected a more welcoming and knowledgeable environment for LEGO fans. Unfortunately, my visit did not meet those expectations. Based on my experience, I would not recommend this location and will likely shop elsewhere in the future.

Went in and tried to sell a set my dad had kept for a few years. Set was valued at around $300 by…read morethe time we brought it to them. We had to leave after they refused to go over $120. That's not even the retail price... wtf

It breaks my heart to write this review being a fan of the brand generally, but I always believe in…read morebeing honest and so my honest review is merely a 2 star stay at this location. Keep in mind, this is only for a 2 day stay - and I'm thankful it's all I had lined up here. Something to also keep in mind is that I'm an incredibly easy 'customer' - I rarely ever complain like some others tend to do, even for the times I probably should. Normally I'd just dismiss it, but this time irritated me a little more than usual. The grounds are very nice and the location is very convenient. There are multiple hotels in the vicinity - some within walking distance - which makes the issues at this location baffling due to the competition all over the area. The first issue I had was the lack of hot water in the shower (the sink was fine). The first night, I had to run the water for over 10 minutes for the water to finally get warm enough (never fully as hot as I'd like it). The second night, I gave up after 20 minutes of no hot water. It was late and I didn't bother to complain, because I wasn't going to sit there while they tried to figure it out. I've never had this experience at any Courtyard or any other hotel before for that matter. Hell, I've stayed at seedy hotels and motels before (don't ask) and I never had this issue before. Keeping it on the subject of plumbing, the toilet was strange - sometimes you'd have to flush it twice. I guess it depended on whatever mood it was in and not the contents. It's one of those bathrooms where the sink is separated from the shower and toilet - I'm not a fan of that design, but it is what it is. Another issue I had were the horrible pillows. They really ought to have some variety, which includes offering firmer pillows. Three pillows and they were terrible. Three pillows and I can grab all three with one hand and still make a fist. I had to roll up the blanket to use as a pillow. I didn't sleep well either night I was there because of that. It's almost miraculous I didn't wake up with the sore neck I predicted I would. Yet another issue was the lack of turn down service - they never came into my room once during my 2 day stay and I was gone from the room for most of the days. Luckily I'm not a slob like other hotel guests are, so it was just a minimal issue to me and I still had enough towels. I just mention it to mention it. The mini fridge is really small (and had to be adjusted temp wise), so be strategic with whatever you choose to use it for - if at all. While some would complain about the "thin walls", it's more of the other hotels guests being loud, oblivious, weird, and rude and not the hotel's fault. They did put me in a room with an adjoining room - the guests on that side were a little loud, but once I blasted my TV they seemed to take the hint to pipe down a few notches. I didn't use any of the hotel amenities to comment on them. I didn't need the wifi, didn't bother with whatever "breakfast" they offered, didn't use the "fitness" room, or anything else. It was just in the room and out and nothing more. Everything was clean, though the lower outside of the tub had some marks on it that might make other guests complain. As mentioned, the grounds are nice and there was plenty of parking. Speaking of parking, they apparently charge a $10 daily parking fee for some reason - but mine was waved. A small bonus for the inconveniences of this stay, but to charge for parking here at all is a little strange. Most of the staff were acceptable. The two in the front I deal with were friendly. Some of the other staff however weren't friendly at all. I still plan to use Courtyard again - just not this location ever again. Hopefully this is not a trend and all others will start following the problems of this location, otherwise I might have to look for another brand to use altogether. Over a dozen hotels in the very immediate area and I chose the wrong one................this time.

We've been here many times and it's gone downhill. Went to breakfast at 10, it ends at 1030. Since…read moreit's always a greasy selection, I looked for fruit; there was none. I asked at the front desk and the employee's response was 'Breakfast starts at 7.' I told her that wasn't a good answer and she told me to calm down. (??!!) Guests have every right to the same breakfast at 10 as at 7; that's just basic hotel courtesy. I walked away and took greasy sausage to our room because the breakfast room was incredibly loud from a wedding last night. Marriott just lost our business unless we hear back from them, we're Bonvoy members and have been for more than 30 years. Stayed countless times. My husband went to the woman at the desk and she apologized, all good there. But this Marriott just isn't good.

Excellent. That…read morecould pretty much sum up the review for this hall. I've passed this place several times and I've never really noticed how large the building actually is. Inside is a very modern nicely decorated hall. It's also very clean. The staff were wonderful, they kept the food hot, the bar tender was all smiles and very upbeat, and I never noticed a speck of unattended empty dishes/cups. As the wait staff promptly cleared our plates, they kept the buffet food line hot and neat, the cakes were to die for! I mean they should be on one of those reality television shows about cake battles! I'm certain the organizer of this party I attended will have more parties here. This place is in a great location with a private lot. We had over 100 people and the bathrooms stayed fully stocked/clean. This staff was so excellent that when the party was over and the lights were turned back on, the place was already sparking clean. (we weren't a messy group but you'd think we all just arrived!) Some food for thought, we did bring our own soda and we hired a DJ (http://www.supremeproductionz.com/) who setup the lighting and speaker system. We rented the hall from 7 to 12 so you are able to have late parties here. This would also be a great option for weddings, baby showers, corporate seminars, reunions, meetings, holiday parties, the list is endless. These people truly know how to work a space. Who knew this nice little place was nestled in the little town of Maple Shade. (This place is literally 5 minutes from the Betsey Ross bridge.)

This past Sunday we had my daughter's baby shower in the Garden Room. The room and staff were…read moreamazing. Joan was great with the contract and answering all of my questions before the event. If you are looking for a venue to host an event, the Moorestown Community House is beautiful. You will not be disappointed!

Just went here for a wedding…read more Absolutely great venue. (beautiful architecture). The staff was immensely sincere and great. And the space was sophisticated, without being showy or over the top. It was a perfect balance. Nice but not tacky or filled with the frills us quakers can look past. Great event space and I highly recommend.

Very nice public/semi-private course owned/run by Ron Jaworski golf. The pro shop and staff are…read morefriendly and well organized. The pace of play is good. They do charge different rates depending on when you book, how many holes and which booking venue is used. I've used Chronogolf and GolfNow in the past. Ramblewood is comprised of 3 9-hole courses---Red, White, and Blue. Depending on the time of day, you can choose to play Blue/White, Red/Blue, or White/Red. That gives the maintenance team time to groom the courses during times that no one is playing that particular 9 holes. The course itself is in good shape. Nice wide fairways, not too difficult. Greens were in good shape and rolling well. Pro shop is small. They have a nice bar/grill area and restaurant. If you lose golf balls, they will likely be lost off the fairways in plain sight. Not too many difficult hazards.

I enjoyed this course. It is not particularly challenging, with three nine hole colored courses to…read moreplay. I was able to play all during my time up here. Staff were young but helpful. I did not see a cart attendant my entire time over 3 days. I enjoyed the chipping/putting practice area as well. Holed my longest approach shot in my life here, so I might be a little biased.

I grew up a mile away from Indian Acres but now live about a half hour away. I still come back…read moreevery year to get our pumpkins here, and recently tried the winter wonderland illuminated walking trail for the first time. It's a smaller farm than nearby Johnson's Corner farm, and they don't grow any food to my knowledge, so it's much less crowded and chaotic, plus cheaper. You can't pick your own berries or apples or anything, but the hayride out to the "pumpkin patch" is fun to do in the fall, and there is enough to do besides pumpkin picking to stretch it into a full afternoon of inexpensive family friendly fun. They have a playground, goats and alpacas, a small maze, plus plenty of food and live music on the weekends. My girlfriend, 11-year-old son and I recently tried their winter wonderland illuminated walking trail which they just started up in 2022. For the three of us, after taxes and fees, it was $57.90. It was a very pleasant night strolling the 1/4 mile trail filled with lights and christmas music, plus the several campfires set up at the end of the trail.

The staff helped us take photos even though Santa had left for the season. We later met up with a…read morevery fun Grinch on the trails. We had hot chocolate and enjoyed the fun displays! It was a little expensive but fun to get the kids out away from their phones. There was a nice selection of Christmas lights, little vignettes and Rita's Village. There are also goats to feed.