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"Dirty parking lot, main corridor doors were propped open so no security. Welfare recipients yelling at each other outside of one of the rooms. Looked like low income apartments next to the hotel. I just left and booked another hotel. I felt very unsafe here "

"Easy access"

"Stayed for one night for a quick trip but it was clean and breakfast was decent for a continental. Recommend if you just need a quick one night stay."

"Waffle machine out of order. Food was sparse. Hotel was clean. Staff was friendly. Area was safe. Plenty of food Good for overnight stay."

"Best place to stay in Jim Thorpe, great base for exploring the area or just staying in town"

"Yes"

"Very clean hotel. Staff was very helpful."

"The room was clean, bed was very comfortable, staff was friendly and very responsive to any questions we had, location ideal if planning to bike the trail and their is a lovely outside deck overlooking the town where you can sit and enjoy the view of the town and mountains."

"We booked our room for space & price point as well as being very close to Rte. 78 by Allentown, PA. We were VERY happy when we checked in. Room was spacious & comfortable. Pillows were so fluffy. Husband got a great night's sleep with them. Staff gave us additional coffee pods for the Keurig in our room which did not require him to keep going down to the lobby for coffee as hubby drinks coffee 24/7. While pool is only 3 - 4 ft deep, it was useful for doing laps. I was only person using it on Wed. morn & had a relaxing time. Breakfast was acceptable & the waffles were delicious. We stayed on a Tues. and Wed. night. There were no eggs at breakfast. Perhaps they are only served on weekends so I chose strawberry yogurt as my protein at breakfast. Places nearby for meals from diner to fast food. I was fascinated with the many murals on the outside walls and took pictures which I posted on my fb page. The hotel has named the floors using historical trivia about the area & posts that information on it near the elevator. We stayed on the Trout Hall floor, top floor of the building. Trout Hall is earliest home in Allentown built by third son of William Penn. Each room has a name plate outside the door with the number as well as a unique photo. Ours (504) had an image of an original air tire meter. That was quite interesting. Unfortunately, we saw the horse shoe pit too late to use it. You must ask for the horse shoes at the desk. Will ask for same room when staying in area again."