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This particular Best Western hotel was almost comparable to a Hilton or Marriott except at a much…read morelower cost and included complimentary breakfast (6-9am on weekdays, 7-10am on weekends). Appreciated that staff continued to re-fill food items even though it was almost time for breakfast to end (8:50am). Guests continued to arrive for breakfast between 8:50-8:55am and no one was ever rushed. We had a one night stay here before driving into Downtown Philadelphia the day after (prices were much more reasonable than staying in DT). Note: quickest route into the city from here (10 min drive) is through a toll road but it will only set you back $5. Otherwise, avoiding a toll road will take about an hour into downtown! The rooms are a little smaller than your average hotel rooms. Our King bed was RIGHT there when we opened the door and the walkway to the bathroom is somewhat narrow with the desk/office chair in the way. Overall, room cleanliness and price was definitely worth it. All staff encountered were very friendly and professional.

Room was clean and very nice and you can tell the management team put a lot of time and effort into…read morethe rooms theme which made it a lot more fun and exciting. Also, the front desk person was great and very knowledgeable about the hotel which showed professionalism and provided us with great customer service.

I was excited to have a themed room!! Wonderful evening however life happens and I woke up to an…read moreunexpected surprise on my part (woman problems). Understood they'd keep the deposit of $100 but they also charged me an additional $100. Outrageous. This is not the Hilton, these things happen. I called to inquire and EVERYONE WAS RUDE and passed the buck!!! I'll never go back. It wasn't like it was on purpose and I didn't mind paying the $100 to replace sheets but $200 additional yall crazy trash!

Our experience here was amazing! Single cabins with private entrances, plenty of parking, and all…read morethe amenities you could want. The round bed with mirrors was a nice touch. The jacuzzi tub was quite relaxing. The cabin seem to be recently renovated (in and out, maybe within 5 years) and was immaculate. We definitely would stay here again!

The room was ok but if you search for the inn of the dove the first thing you get is a 3rd party…read morebooking agent. Apparently they inflate the price of the room so you pay too much. They don't show you the total until you put your credit card information in. Beware of them. Getting back to the room it had a jacuzzi in the room but only one jet worked. The overflow cover was missing and you could see the gap from the pipe being disconnected. The flow control did nothing. We also had a fireplace and we were there during a hard rain and water was coming into the fireplace. It is not worth the money they charge

I recently stayed at this hotel and unfortunately had a mixed experience. It was just a quick…read moreovernight mainly so the kids could use the pool and get away from all the hecticness in the city. On the positive side, the property itself is beautiful. The ballrooms and event/meeting spaces are absolutely stunning and clearly well-maintained, which is perfect for events or special occasions. The pool is also very large, which was a nice feature. However, there were several issues that made the stay frustrating. The pool area could definitely use better upkeep, there didn't seem to be much maintenance or cleaning happening, and there was no lifeguard on duty. The pool is surrounded by trees and the bugs and things fall from the trees onto the pool grounds, then all of that ends up in the pool. It was not cleaned once while we were there though the kids didn't seem to mind much. They have plenty of lounge chairs, tables and umbrellas. While there is a poolside menu, there's no actual food delivery service to your chair, which was disappointing. That means you have to order over the phone (took them forever to answer) then leave the pool area to go get your food. Not exactly ideal if you are traveling with kids, and there is no outside food or drink allowed. The elevators were extremely slow, which became inconvenient, especially during busy times. Inside the room, we ran into a few problems. There weren't enough towels provided, and when we tried calling the front desk, no one answered. We had to go downstairs and wait in line just to request basic items, which delayed us while getting ready for dinner. On top of that, the air conditioning in the room was not working properly, making it uncomfortable. It was a heatwave and they know we booked the room, yet the main source of cold air (the cold air valve) was never turned on, and when we came back from dinner a couple hours later it still wasnt really cold. Overall, while the hotel has a lot of potential and looks great aesthetically, the lack of service, responsiveness, and basic maintenance needs serious improvement.

Great location, free parking with huge a surface lot that is covered. Lobby has multiple…read morerestaurants w/ a coffee shop. ( reasonably priced coffee was four dollars for a large and a bagel with cream cheese and butter was 3.50$). Air conditioner is a little loud for the room, The room was clean and had nice furniture, bathroom was a little on the small side. Dorm refrigerator included.. I had hoped to try the pool and get better pictures of the pool, but a storm rolled through the entire afternoon and evening of my stay so I cannot comment on the cleanliness or walk ability of the pool from the rooms. Overall, I would most likely stay here again. Received two water bottles and two cookies upon check-in being a Diamond member.

No employees at night, not safe only 1 girl at front desk. I returned from being out in Philly all…read moreafternoon and evening, to a buzzing fridge I never would've been able to sleep with the nose. I had to unplug it which was dangerous due to outlet uncovered very scary to unplug and had to yank it. Ive stayed in Wyndhams plenty of times I'm a platinum Wyndham rewards member. they're supposed to have maintenance staff. always someone even at night in other hotels. TV didn't work either it said no signal. Weed smell everywhere. Felt unsafe when got home in cab and transients in parking lot just weird vibes all around. times are hard these days so I don't judge those who need to stay in hotels long term. but the pace just seemed off. No I'm room coffee. No coffee tea station in lobby like other Wyndhams, not even a kurig with coffee for sale or anything. Vending machines were broken and lobby didn't have snacks for sale at desk to provide guests. So had to door dash from Wawa. Charging ports for phones did not work. room was clean but had a weird chemical smell. Old air conditioning unit radiator with vent that seemed dirty. Don't stay here it's a RIP OFF!!!!! Not a true Wyndham property

I wouldn't stay here again. First impression staff was in a hoodie and jeans. She was nice but not…read morepresentable. I think her attire should be more professional. Room was very rundown. The Walk up to the room in the outside staircase was not clean. Smelled like weed and cleaning supplies when I walked in .Toilet bowl was loose every time I would sit bowl would move. Tv wasn't that great . It definitely needs an update. And revamp

3.5 but will round up…read more I stayed here with my kids for a long weekend. Criterion for a hotel was: 1. Proximity to Philly and Adventure Aquarium in Camden. 2. Free parking. 3. Indoor pool. Not many hotels met #2 and #3, but this one did. Breakfast is NOT free-it's $17.99 buffet style and kids eat free. Was it worth it for just me, no, but the price was fair to feed 3 of us. The pool was small but very warm on day 1. Day 2 had more people and it was colder. There is an outdoor pool too but this was a winter visit. The room was smaller than I expected but two queen beds still, a TV, and a small fridge. The bathroom had a Bluetooth in the mirror which my kids both loved. It was clean. Shoutout to housekeeping who stocked extra towels each day without asking. The only negative was our room faced a train track and I heard trains up until 11:30pm. Could have been later but I didn't hear because I was so exhausted from the day. My kids have requested a return trip and I'd be happy to stay here again.

In a nicer area of Cherry Hill, space in the hotel was clean and even had a "welcome" message on…read morethe screen in the room. Only real disappointment was no breakfast available. Bathrooms were updated with some nice features and room had space to move.

Fantastic hotel in Fishtown. Room was comfortable with great amenities (only wish was for a shower…read morenook to stow extra toiletries) and a closet with additional towels, coffee pods, and water on each floor. Gym was a good size and the infrared sauna was an enjoyable end to my workouts. It was too chilly to use the outdoor pool or make use of the patio areas but everything looked super nice. Staff was very accommodating and now I have a go-to spot to stay in Philadelphia.

The Anna & Bel is a beautiful boutique hotel, but unfortunately our experience did not come close…read moreto justifying the $3,500 we spent for a three-night stay. The positives first: the hotel is beautifully designed, our first dinner at Bastia was excellent, and the bed in our original room was very comfortable. Unfortunately, almost everything else fell short. Our stay started on an odd note when the front desk asked if we needed help with our luggage. When we politely declined, the employee loudly replied, "Thank God." It was an unprofessional first impression. Our first room was not what we expected. We booked what we believed was a one-level suite, but instead were assigned a room accessed only by a narrow, steep staircase leading to what felt like an attic. We later learned it's better to call the hotel directly because the online room descriptions can be misleading. The biggest issue with that room was that it had no blackout curtains over two large windows in the sitting area. Bright exterior lights poured into the room all night, making it nearly impossible to sleep. The next morning, Ryan kindly moved us to another room on the first floor overlooking the courtyard and "spool." While we appreciated the effort, it was clearly a downgrade from what we originally booked. Unfortunately, the replacement room wasn't properly cleaned. After dropping an earring, I used my phone flashlight and found black hair, dust, and dirt all over the floor. I reported it immediately to the manager. The most disappointing part of our stay was the hotel's second anniversary celebration. We were initially told guests were invited, but when we returned that evening, the entire courtyard and bar had been roped off as a private employee event. At over $1,000 per night, it was frustrating to lose access to the hotel's primary outdoor space so the hotel could host its own party. Even the complimentary guest water station had been moved inside the private event. Later that evening, several employees came outside near our patio and began smoking what smelled like marijuana before quickly going back inside after noticing us. It was incredibly unprofessional. Service throughout the stay was inconsistent. Some employees were friendly and helpful, while others seemed annoyed by guests. This hotel also isn't ideal for anyone looking for a quiet boutique experience. Although the rooms include mushroom gummies, intimacy products, and a full bar, which suggests an adult-focused atmosphere, it was filled with young children screaming in the tiny spool throughout the day. That's obviously not the hotel's fault if they allow children, but it wasn't the atmosphere we expected. Another disappointment was the wine program. At dinner our bottle was served noticeably warm, and later we purchased a $150 bottle from the hotel bar that was also warm and tasted oxidized. We regularly drink this wine and know how it should taste, making us question how their wine is being stored. Our second night's sleep was even worse. The queen bed and pillows were uncomfortable, upstairs guests were extremely noisy for hours, and at 6:30 a.m. employees began loudly dragging metal patio furniture across the courtyard. After being woken up by hotel staff, coffee wasn't even available until 7:00 a.m. On Friday night, the courtyard remained crowded and noisy until nearly 11:00 p.m., despite being told it closed at 10:00. Since our room faced the courtyard, the noise carried directly inside. We were never warned that our room would be subject to restaurant, bar and courtyard noise. For the amount we paid, I expected exceptional hospitality, attention to detail, and a relaxing stay. Instead, we received a downgraded room, cleanliness issues, inconsistent service, poor sleep, and lost access to one of the hotel's primary guest amenities during a private staff event. No adjustment to our bill was offered. Anna & Bel is undeniably beautiful, but beautiful décor alone doesn't justify luxury pricing. At over $1,000 per night, the experience simply wasn't worth it. If you're visiting Fishtown, I'd recommend renting a nice VRBO instead and enjoying the fantastic restaurants in the neighborhood while avoiding the disappointment we experienced.

Mixed feelings about this hotel... If you are just looking for a place to lay your head @ a decent…read moreprice then I say go for it! If you are looking for luxury then this is not for you. Location: Great! Very convenient to Philadelphia. Very convenient to attractions and events in South Jersey. Easy access and plenty of parking! Service: The little interaction that I had with the staff was fine. They seemed nice. It was standard customer service Room: Cleanish. It wasn't totally gross, but the staff definitely didn't pay attention to details. There was a stain on the comforter(Maybe lipstick). A different small red stain on top of the sheets. They seemed clean but that's still gross. There were little papers next to the night stand, which meant they didn't vacuum thoroughly. The fridge was either held up by a little piece of cardboard, or the last occupant dropped something and the cleaning staff missed it. Also The carpet gave the room an old outdated feeling. Price: Good for under $100. It wasn't worth more. The price along with the name is what drew me here in the first place Would I stay again? Maybe. I don't know how other hotels in the area compare? The Cleanish room wasn't so bad to make a big complaint. But when ur traveling on a budget The price is Nice!!!

I'm going to be fair and give this hotel a 3 star rating. Even though I felt the room was mostly…read moreoutdated, I cannot deny that it was still clean, comfortable and quiet. I actually found the shower to be a good pressure and stream. When it comes down to it, that's the key things we look for in a room. The downsides are beyond that. Primarily it is the location. This is an odd place for a hotel. If visiting this suburb for work then it is fine. If visiting the Philly area as a tourist then the location does not work great. Attractions are across the river ($5 toll each way). The airport is not nearby. The place is kind of confusing to find so depend on the GPS. The night I was there two different weddings were going on so convention/meeting facilities are available. I did hit the bar and found it well stocked and friendly. The music played was pretty decent until someone loaded up the juke box (or whatever it's called these days). There is a restaurant in the lobby but did not try. In all it is ok if this is where you need to be. Just be sure this is where you need to be.

I should preface this review by saying that in another life, I will come back as a professional B &…read moreB traveler and reviewer. I have stayed in countless B & Bs and have contacted Select Registry (the B & B directory that highlights luxury inns) four times to suggest myself to become one of their reviewers. They haven't responded, and maybe they shouldn't hire me because I'm brutally honest, picky, and have high standards when it comes to inns. Inns have to pay a hefty fee to be featured that book, so I'd probably piss off their paying inns. But I'd make a lot of them happy, too, because when something is good, I let the world know. But I digress. Let's get back to Haddonfield Inn. I'd like to give them 5 stars because they are a dog-friendly inn. And when I called to book the room, Nicole, the innkeeper's daugher, was such a sweetheart. I really, really wanted this to be a fantastic experience because it's close to NYC, they take dogs, and we could return time and time again. Yay for NJ! We were off to a GREAT start! Right? WRONG. We get here and I go to the restroom to relieve myself. I see that the maid has not yet cleaned the floor... there's hair and dirt on the floor. I know, I know. I'm picky, but for $259 a night, a clean bathroom would be a nice touch. I told the innkeeper (I was very nice and charming about it) and she came to clean it herself. It took her 2 seconds flat. She ran back out and called my name. "Angela, you owe us another $20 because you are only staying for one night. Can I have your credit card again?" Huh?? Now normally an extra 20 bucks would not throw me. But we were told when I booked the room that it was $259 and were sent the receipt in a follow-up confirmation. So I asked her about it and she just mumbled something about the fact that Nicole made a mistake and she was just going to have to charge me the extra $20. I told her that this is not what was told to us when we booked and I had the receipt to prove it. She turned to me and said, "Well, if you aren't happy about it, you can just leave." I stuck my 8-month pregnant belly out (just in case she missed it... doesn't she know that you aren't supposed to mess with a lady who is that pregnant?) and said, "I'm not unhappy, I'm shocked at the way you are treating your customer." She knew she was wrong and after mumbling some comments that I chose not to hear, she said she'd reimburse us the $20. And, to her credit, she wrote us an apology note later in the evening. I would have given this place 2 stars, but because Nicole was such a nice person to us and because they accept dogs, I give them a freebie star.

This was my first time staying at a bed & breakfast, and now I know I'm going to have to visit…read moremore. The Haddonfield Inn is gorgeous both inside & out. I was immediately impressed that we were greeted by the owner & innkeeper for the evening as soon as we parked. They gave us a quick tour of the house and showed us to our room. I really liked that Inn is kid friendly. We have a 2 year old daughter, and I've heard most B&B's do not allow small children. Since this was practically the only lodging available in Haddonfield, we were very thankful that we were able to bring the 2 year old on the trip with us. Drinks, snacks, and wine were available at any hour of the day. We really liked our room, but it got pretty chilly on our first night. We could not figure out how to turn on the fireplace in our room. We found out the next morning that the gas was off in the entire house, which was why we couldn't turn the fireplace on. However, they quickly remedied the situation and our room returned to a comfortable temperature in no time. I would return based on the location and the super friendliness of the staff. We really enjoyed our stay.

I travelled to a New Jersey suburb of Philadelphia for a memorial service on Thursday and needed to…read morestay over for just one night. The family suggested the Sleep Inn in Cinnaminson because it was closest to where I needed to be on Friday morning. My room was just $89 and taxes brought it up to $102. I couldn't have been happier with my stay there. The room was big and clean with a fridge, microwave, coffee maker and plenty of outlets, the bed was comfy, the shower was hot with great water pressure, the internet signal was perfect, the TV was big (I watched an Avengers movie), the gent at the front desk was friendly and professional, and the included breakfast was filling and COVID appropriate - packaged muffins and two kinds of individually wrapped breakfast burritos for your microwave. The only odd thing about the stay was the parking situation. It wasn't the lot itself, that was huge. But you have to be careful how you park your car because you will get a ticket if you pull straight through on those double parking spots. The police want you to park headfirst so they can cruise the lot and see your rear license plate. I don't think I have ever seen that in my lifetime.

Had to switch rooms! How unfortunate it's in a good location, but it needs a good remodel!read more