Motel 6-Maple Shade Township, NJ - Philadelphia - Mt Laurel

The staff were helpful and responsive, with no issues.

Kayode·Il y a un an

“Good once we left there”

It was by far the worst room I have ever stayed in. There were hairs in the bed sheets and filth on the bathroom walls. I left after 30 minutes because I thought I was going to catch something horrible. I would never recommend it, not even to my worst enemy.

Powell·Il y a un an

“Nice staff, inexpensive hotel, but run down, no luxuries.”

We liked the hotel staff, the front desk, and the housekeepers. We appreciated the low cost, the TV, the pet‑friendly policy, the quiet atmosphere, and the abundance of stores, gas stations, and restaurants nearby. We didn’t like that the hotel was run down. The room was very dirty, with small holes in the walls and walls that were extremely filthy, as if someone wiped feces on the bathroom wall. The bathroom door was also very dirty from dirty hands. The threshold wood between the bathroom and sink area was completely broken. The mop board around the entire room was missing. The small garbage pails smelled gross, as if they weren’t sanitized. The area under the TV and desk was extremely dirty. We disliked having to walk up a walk‑ramp and then walk all the way back to our room; you couldn’t just walk straight to your room. We didn’t like how hard the beds were, leaving our backs and bodies sore every morning. We didn’t sleep well at all during the trip. There were never enough towels and washcloths for four people; they only provided two small soaps. I had to run out to the store and buy cleaning supplies to clean the room. We kept the room swept, mopped, and cleaned because we have manners and were happy that they were so nice to us with our animals. So, with all of this said, we expected all of the above given how inexpensive the stay was, the 2‑star rating, and that we could have our dogs, we didn’t expect any more.

Bonnie·Il y a un an

The place was dirty and awful, absolutely disgusting – never again.

Cognetta·Il y a un an

“It was perfectly fine for a lower-cost hotel along a highway. I'd book it again”

I’m looking at a budget spot, so no frills were expected, and that’s exactly what I found – an older building that still runs. The bed was decent, the shower was fine, and the room had a mini‑fridge, a solid TV, a clock, and towels – all “okay” for the price. I’d drop by again if I were just passing through and needed a place to crash.

H·Il y a un an