Hotéis em East Whiteland Township

Hotel price is good, it is recommended. Whether it is room, hotel service, breakfast, this price is worth recommending, is the best value for money hotel in the United States this week.

The walls are very thin and could here people upstairs and next using the bathroom. The bed was very uncomfortable. Did not get a good night sleep due to the noise and uncomfortable bed.

Stayed here with my husband, I love all the work they put into the renovations, the place looks great. Rooms were clean and I enjoyed the fire pit outside. They also had a grill if you wanted to cook, but we had plans to go to the Pour House, which was literally next door. That's a plus for me since there wasn't a bar onsite. I would stay here again when in the area.

Very nice hotel. King room was spacious and clean. The room had a mini fridge, microwave and coffee maker. AC not too loud. Bed and pillows were comfortable. I would give it 5 stars but for a couple of ridiculous issues. 1: there were no cups in the bathroom or with the ice bucket. 2. The sliding shower doors only opened from one end so you had to stand fully in the shower to turn on the taps resulting in being fully deluged in ice cold water until warm water reached the room. 3. I was charged with a small fee for “parking lot maintenance” that was never explained or approved to be added to my credit card. When I called about it, the hotel refunded that fee, but I thought it was quite underhanded to not inform me before charging it.

My stay started with being greeted by some of the friendliest staff I have ever met. I felt so welcomed from the very beginning. They offered to help with my bags, make dining reservations and even offered a shuttle service if I needed to go anywhere. My room was very clean and the bed was so comfortable. Random bonus but I LOVE when hotels offer a pump liquid hand soap at the sink in the rooms instead of bar soap, I always feel so wasteful using a full bar soap only a handful of times when I stay one night in a hotel. The public areas (lobby and hallways) were clean and beautifully decorated. The staff checked on me every time I walked through to make sure I had everything I needed. I had a meeting in one of the meeting rooms and everything was set up perfectly and we were checked on multiple times. As an almost-full-time traveler I highly recommend this hotel!

The hotel exterior was very nice lobby area as pictured. Room was not what I thought it would be, be careful pictures do not match what you are booking. Paid for breakfast but when we got there we were told it's a bagged breakfast, very disappointed. When we got to the room it was freezing, not cold but freezing. We turned on the heat on high and the room was still cold 60 minutes later when we left for dinner. If your looking for a one nighter to lay your head, I would recommend this hotel, but not for an extended stay.

Pros: the location is great, many options around, seemed like a safe area near a lot of corporate parks. The staff was friendly and easily reachable. The TV was phenomenal and featured a swivel making it easy to connect HDMI for things like Firesticks. Room service has a fair menu, the food was good, veggies fresh and was delivered super quickly. Cons: The room itself did not meet my expectations for the Hilton family. The building was old, carpets were old, and while the main conference areas were impressive and well cared for and they had some gorgeous patio areas, the room I had seemed neglected. The pillows were hard feather style and seemed well used. The hairdryer was so old the print was wearing off. I booked a two night stay and the teeny shampoo bottle was only enough for one. The sheets and linens were clean and fresh but the comforter underneath had a stain on it. The mattress were stiff and springy and the furniture in the room was old with the finish wearing away. In the double queen room, the bathroom was so small that the door practically touched the toilet, and there was no steam vent. This is also one of those places where the A/C unit is built into a corner of the room and extremely loud. When it blows, it’s directly at the bed and in your face. The walls were thin, doors were loud and I could hear people talking in the halls. Lastly, normally all the Hiltons offer some kind of breakfast Buffett there was nothing, I could barely get coffee, and it was terrible coffee, they didn’t even offer flavored creamer. Also, a microwave would have been helpful. And my key stopped working in the middle of the second evening causing me to roam up and down the halls in my pajamas and no shoes.

Our bartender was amazing. His name is Tim. Please give this man a raise. We sat at a table and we were ignored for 15 minutes. At the bar Tim made up for everything. Please make sure he knows that he saved the night. You weight your weight staff was horrible.

The room was very good, clean, nice size, with a larger-scale mini fridge than those you usually see in a hotel room. The water pressure and heat in the shower was very good. The front desk attendant who checked me in on Tuesday, February 21 at 10 pm was WONDERFUL. I wish I could remember her name to give her a proper shout out. The attendant the next morning (2/22 at 8 am) was also great. Carmen in the kitchen/breakfast area was another fantastic staff member. Having a great staff really does make a difference in a customer's stay, and these people really did make me feel (and probably everyone they encountered) like I was a valued customer. The main issue I had with my stay is the design of the parking lot, and how cars pull right up to the windows of the rooms. I was on the first floor, room 115, and there was a car just outside my window, just like the parking layout of many other hotels/motels. So of course, the beep-beep of the car locking, was something I heard quite a bit. Even late at night when I was trying to sleep. Unfortunately, there were customers outside talking right outside my window in the wee hours of the morning, also disturbing my sleep. To make things worse, this particular car outside my window, loaded up their car at 6:42 am, after interrupting my sleep several times. And the woman in that group outside was quite a loud cackler. I know rude customers aren't the fault of the hotel, but I didn't get a great sleep here. Maybe a room on the second floor would have less disturbances from the parking lot? If the hotel would ever change the layout of the parking area so that the cars park further away from the rooms, it would probably make a huge difference. The breakfast was mediocre. Free, so that was really nice, and like I said, Carmen wanted to make sure that everyone was having a nice breakfast. Great location, perfect for a stop on the way to NY, and a gas station just up the turnpike for a fill-up.

The Owners have remodeled this old high rise, that was probably built in the early 1960's. I had a top floor room, with a grand view of the King of Prussia Mall complex. The rooms accommodations were new, but the bathroom was the smallest, I've ever tried to maneuver in. The hotel showed it's old age with VERY poor water pressure in the bathroom. But the most annoying factor was the Owners Wife. I was trying to check in, about 7:30pm and the wife continually interrupted my front desk transaction with her alarming voice, to every employee, about a 'red plastic bag' = WHAT? Then I saw the Owners wife again, while we were both in the breakfast area. This time she was on another much less 'alarming' trivial issue, with two other employees. Please keep her in the Office area, please ?