2-Star Hotels in Mount Laurel

Sonesta Suites Mt Laurel is an excellent hotel, especially for people with disabilities. The rooms have kitchenettes with full fridge. microwave and stove top, plus the utensils and equipment needed to cook a meal. The bed and pillows were comfortable and the room was very clean; no complaints at all on that score. The front desk staff was very helpful and went out of their way to assist me due to my disability. I would definitely stay there again.

Decent accommodations. The housekeeping team is really thorough and very polite and helpful. Front desk staff is decent to those who act decent toward them. Lots of upset customers when I’m traveling through so I can see why the staff may be unengaged. Having a Smoking room shouldn’t mean cigarette-burned comforter. Breakfast that’s advertised isn’t true. They only serve 6 oz cups of coffee and that even stops around 9. Steer clear of room 118, long term guests with loads of drama...EVERY EVENING. If you need utensils, don’t bother being polite and asking the restaurant that’s ten steps away from the hotel. You’ll get lectured on how “people” do this often, and how sick they are of it....I just offered to PURCHASE a plastic spoon. I didn’t sign up for a lecture. I had also patronized both parts of the restaurant since being a guest, but the rude manager that came out from the back to ask what I wanted wasn’t aware - nor did I think he cared. Bottom line- there is a Walmart and other restaurants up the road; as well as other hotels. Pick one.

Do I have to give it a star??? Booked a 2 bedroom suite to see my daughter thru surgery and had to leave on arrival. DO NOT BOOK HERE. It is the most deplorable, filthy hotel I have ever been to and baby I have been some places! Furniture was worn out, is that period blood on the sofa?? Stove, microwave, fridge, cupboards, sink were disgusting. A whole tray of bacon grease in the oven, trash in the trash can... is that vomit on the floor?? Oh, how nice... a skid mark in the toilet. Windows were unlocked and screens were pulled back so maybe someone was 'staying' there (except the room across the hall had all the same issues). The place looked like a voucher motel if you know what I mean. The only positive about this experience was that I received a full refund. After trying to move to the room across the hall and finding it to be WAY WORSE, I asked the unphased clerk at checkout if this was commonplace and she said they are having staffing issues... ok, but that doesn't make it acceptable to check me into someone's dirty room. JUST DON'T DO IT... YOU WILL REGRET IT! Do not trust the Marriott name on this one!!

The only hotel in the United States that has been booked for more than ten days, has two one-meter-eight-bed hotels, a three-generation, six-story residence is particularly good, and the price is cheap.

Traveling on NJTurnpike, no hotels take pets at exit 3, so here we are. Bed comfy, that's the good. The bad, woman screaming in parking lot ”f this and that”, really fighting with someone to the point I was about to call desk, then a big white van screamed out of the lot and she must have been in it. Because screaming stopped. Dirty towels and rubber gloves on the ground in front of room upon arrival. Big laundry bin sitting on the sidewalk. There was lots of smoke smell in my non-smoking room, and at around 2 am there was a car running outside my window for about 15 minutes around 3ish. Beer bottle left behind and smoke smell starts wafting into room. Cars beeping as people check their locks. Front desk girl in the evening, hmm, I was trying so hard to be extra nice because she seemed so unhappy, but after the commotion, it's no wonder she is not happy working there. The room seemed clean but lots of just oldness. Bathroom, nice new tub and sink, but don't look up or you'll see the mold on the ceiling. This place is just not being kept up, and I am sure that some of it is due to lack of help, but have some respect for your outside property. It looks nothing like your pictures. It seems most rooms were full when we left, so spend some of the money you're making. I expected better, even off the pike.

This hotel is average for the price (cheap). My expectations are realistic, so I will say that the room is small but decent. My complaint is that the hotel advertises ”free continintal breakfast,” but upon checking in, I was informed that there is no breakfast. Yes, there is a disclaimer that states that ”due to COVID 19, some services (including food and beverages) MIGHT not be available.” It is now mid-October, 2020, and we are about seven months into this ”pandemic.” How long are hotels like this Choice Hotel Econolodge going to continue to advertise Free Breakfast when, in fact, there is no free breakfast, and how long are they going to use the Corona virus as an excuse to continue to charge guests the same rates for less service? The hotel's own transaction receipt still states that free breakfast is included in the price of the room. How long would it take, or how difficult would it be to correct the information on the website to reflect the current (and into the foreseeable future) situation? Instead, they prefer to just do nothing, knowing that they are pulling in budget-minded cutomers through false advertising? I am sure that it is profitable to reap the extra cash earned by not providing the promised service and not doing so with impunity. I, for one, do not appreciate selecting a marginally satifactory hotel for my accommodations because they offer a free breakfast only to find out that they don't. Unhappy Camper in NJ

Welcome to Hampton Inn & Suites Mount Laurel/Moorestown, located just off I-295 next to the Bishops Gate Corporate Center. Wilmington University at Burlington County is just down the street and we’re within a half-hour of the Pennsylvania Convention Center, downtown Philadelphia and PHL Airport. The area’s brimming with kid-friendly attractions including The Funplex, Six Flags Great Adventure, Sesame Place, the Garden State Discovery Museum, and Adventure Aquarium.Relax and feel at home in our guest rooms, each with a clean and fresh Hampton bed®, 42-inch HDTV, mini-fridge, microwave and coffeemaker. There’s also free WiFi, plenty of charging spots for all your devices and a desk with ergonomic chair. Our studio suites are perfect for family weekends and longer work stays, offering a living area, bar sink and sofa bed.Free hot breakfast awaits each day with tasty options like oatmeal, bacon, eggs, cereal and fresh-baked waffles. In a hurry? Pick up a free Hampton’s On the Run™ Breakfast Bag, available Monday-Friday, or stop by the 24-hour Suite Shop for snacks and drinks. We’ve designed amenities for a happy stay including a fitness center, guest laundry room and free coffee/tea service. Host events for up to 35 people in our large meeting room and prepare ahead of time in the 24-hour business center.

OK This is NOT a 5 Star hotel, so I did not expect that kind of treatment, qualities or amenities. That being stated, I was nicely surprised with my stay. I was staying over night, as I was working in the area, for the weekend. I arrived late in the evening and was professionaly address by the front service person. (Apologize now for not getting anyone's names.) He was friendly and took care of all my needs. (I did book and paid ahead which voided lots of delays) Once to my room, I looked around and saw everything look clean and pleasant. (Loved the photo of downtown Philadelphia, in the room) King bed was comfortable and had a great night sleep. I do want to apologize to the housekeeping staff. I was eating and drinking on the bed and did make a mess, with a spill. Now for my surprise. Usually hotel's showers have weak water pressure and lately, very little hot water. Not in my room, pressure was VERY nice and water was nice and hot. This helped me relaxed after a long day of work. A good quality stay!

Because I had points for one night and the rates were excellent, I only paid $217 for a Thursday through Sunday stay. The rooms were nicely appointed, clean in your typical business hotel style. They had a decent morning breakfast and it was located right off of route 73. Only 30 minutes to downtown Philly. I paid less than one nights stay for a long weekend in nearby South Jersey.

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