Convenient, clean and friendly staff

The room layout was excellent and the lobby was very interesting and modern.

Nothing really interesting within walking distance.

Big Room, comfortable bed.

Breakfast was average.

The hotel is minutes away from downtown Bordentown and convenient to get to.

Everything

Fantastic breakfast, clean rooms

Two front desk employees, Cole and Robbie, were particularly outstanding. I liked the big fridge and microwave, real dishes. Great room set up. Liked having a couch too. I also liked good outdoor lighting and the basketball court. The bathroom shower head is outstanding. Great place and staff is a winning combination.

There was a dirty towel hanging in the bathroom on arrival. Nobody said they wouldn’t be cleaning the room, and the trash was overflowing. We ran out of toilet paper and the tissue holder was empty. The food was bland… premade everything, rarely fresh fruit or yogurt or milk. High carb everything but omelette and apples at front desk. Ran out of paper plates. No fresh fruit/food, and rarely yogurt. no tea options, although there was hot water. The pool took dye out of a woman’s new bathing suit when I went to use pool; once she complained, pool not available until end of our stay, when I couldn’t use it. The worst was: 1.passing through smoke at front entrance more often than not; and 2. A nasty woman came up to me yelling that she had a service animal. I had no idea what she was talking about, and the staff person watching this didn’t rein in the out of control frenzied person. I had no idea why she was yelling at me. I realized a dog in her purse without any signage of a service animal had his head sticking up as she walked through the food line. His head was about 10” from the food. Apparently others had complained so she decided to take her frustrations out on me. The staff person standing with her should not have allowed this to continue. After repeatedly trying to walk away and asking her to leave me alone, I had to raise my voice and practically run to avoid this insane tirade. It was embarrassing. Once I returned to my seat, a woman came over and said she complained the dog’s face was level with the food. Every service animal I’ve ever seen had signage and walked on the ground. Perhaps some training that pets should not be tolerated in the food area, and what a service animal means is in order, because a fluffy long haired face popping out of a purse where it could have stretched and snagged food seems most inappropriate yet was tolerated by the staff who also let someone yell in my face when I had no clue what was going on.

Everything

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