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Stayed at many hotels, this hotel makes me feel good. The room was clean and tidy, and the quality of breakfast was good. Parking is free and is close to Swarthmore College, 10 minutes by car. The hotel is in the small town of Media. There are a lot of shopping malls and supermarkets around, and life is convenient. The lobby bar is quiet. Hot water, coffee, tea bags, cocoa powder, etc. are provided throughout the day. The business center has computers for guests to use for free. There will be cookies at the front desk in the evening, and fruits in the lobby bar. You can just sit there and read a book or watch TV. I think it's more intentional than Hampton's management elsewhere.

The Alpenhof was exceptional in every aspect of our stay. Roland and Anh are amazing, down to earth hosts. We were in auh of the entire inside of this eclectic and most unique home. The bed in our room was so comfortable, and the pillows were fluffy and cozy - slept great every night and woke up to a delicious, hot breakfast. The pool was an added bonus, as most Bed & Breakfasts do not have one. We'll definitely be back. Highly recommend.

I went to Swarthmore to visit the school, so I chose this hotel, which is very small and very warm. Located next to Swarthmore, this is a good school district, so the town is very beautiful. The hotel staff are very good, we arrived at the hotel at 2:30 in the evening, the hotel also gave us a half-day room rate. Breakfast can be eaten outdoors, blue sky and white clouds, a lot of wooden hydrangea, and a good mood. There is Gratuity on the cashier's meal, and the specific tip amount can be written, between 10% and 18%, and the housekeeping daily tip is 3-5 knives. Great hotel. It is said that Philadelphia's consumption is much lower than that of Boston.

The upstairs outdoor walkway smells like urine. Less than productive people hanging out in the parking lot. The room was filthy. Long hairs falling out of my shower towels. The TV did not work. And a gentleman that we ran into in the parking lot told us he had rats in his room downstairs.

The room is relatively large, but the soundproofing is average. There are people walking upstairs all night long, and the toilet facilities are relatively basic. The breakfast is good and rich. The service attitude is good.

The hotel is very disappointing. We have stayed in a VRBO and two hotels in the last month and I have given stellar reviews for all of them. This place, however, does not compare the the price we had to pay. We stayed in a king suite and the bed is extremely comfortable and pillows are wonderful. However, the A/C unit in the master bedroom sounded like a airplane taking off every 15 minutes. I turned it off and it still sounded like I was outside of the airport.. Therefore, I slept on the pull out in the Living Room. The one day we were in our room until 11:00 housekeeping did not return to clean or replenish towels. There were only a handful of cars in the parking lot from Monday until tonight (Friday) so they couldn't have had an overload of rooms to clean so we went to front desk to get clean towels. The floor that is linoleum in the kitchen area I assumed clean until my sandal was stuck to the floor. When I used a Lysol wipe on the floor, one sweep across and completely black. No paper towels in the kitchen so you have to use a bath towel to dry your hands. The room and bathroom is very nice though. Only one elevator working the time we were here, even though it didn't really matter since I think we were the few staying here. Ice Machine broken. Breakfast cost a fortune it is an order from menu. If you don't mind spending $12 on two eggs, bacon and two pieces of toast. Buffet is only on Saturday and Sunday for $16/each. To go into the pool is by appointment only. We have family in this town so this was chosen for convenience. It is a beautiful hotel and fairly new just not accommodating like you would think for $1,500 for four nights.