Just stayed over a Sat. night, we were seeing a show at the Borgata. We had booked another hotel near by, but check the bed bug registry and it was on it. We booked the Country Inns and Suites as a back up and were very impressed. Room was clean and very large.Beg Bug Free......also loved the large tub. We plan on staying at the Country Inn next time we are in Atlantic City. Great Value and a Clean Comfortable Room!!!

I stayed at this hotel in August 2010. It was for a birthday getaway for one of my friends. We had two queen beds with a kitchenette. The room was clean and the beds were comfortable. The shower was excellent. The tub was a whirlpool which wasn't used. The shower had multiple shower heads that hit you in multiple directions which felt like a massage. The room also has a sofa. There was a total of 6 people in our room and we slept comfortably. Also there is hot breakfast served in the morning which was delicious. The staff members that I met were polite. The beds were like sleeping on a giant pillow. I plan on returning to this hotel. The only problem that we encountered was finding the hotel. Our GPS system had us going in circles. The area where the hotel is at gives you a feeling that you are down south and not in new jersey. Which made the trip quite relaxing. I am going back to stay at this hotel within the next couple of days and will be giving my updated feelings regarding this hotel.

I was expecting better from the other ratings--on expedia. Didn't see these. We stayed here last night to go to a concert in AC. I called twice before we actually stayed. Once to clarify information on the website before we booked and a second time to see how far they were from Borgata as we were not sure whether we had time to check in before our show due to traffic. Both times I was asked to "hold" while they checked on the answer. The employee in both instance put the phone down, but not on hold and I could hear an indistinct discussion. The first time the phone was picked up in about two minutes. The second time I held for 10 minutes, but they must have forgotten me. Driving to the hotel, the area looked a little scary along White Horse Pike--lots of run down motels and abandoned buildings. I was pleasantly surprised at how this hotel looked on the outside compared to most of the ones we had seen along the ride. The lobby is beautiful and welcoming. Check in and check out was fast and easy though the service was nothing impressive. The same guy was there at 6 PM, 1AM and 10 AM. No wonder he didn't smile! The first room we were put in reeked of smoke--obviously someone ignored that it was a nonsmoking hotel, but you would think that the person who cleaned the room would have noticed it and it would have been fixed before it was given to someone else. We were changed promptly to a new room. The elevator reeked of mold and the whole place had a somewhat stale smell. Directions for the hot tub would have helped a lot. It took awhile to figure it out and it didn't help that the lever that controlled the shower kept coming off. Cheapy sheets and pillows but that is to be expected at this type of hotel. Breakfast was good-good variety...Make your own waffles is a nice touch. Also had oatmeal. Was a little disappointed that there was no bacon as advertised on the website. Butter was used up and not replenished promptly. They also really need to offer water at breakfast--there was only juice and the typical hot beverages. Had to go upstairs and get water from a vending machine. This kind of sounds bad, but it has its good points...cookie jar and lending library in the homey lobby. Good breakfast. Pretty quiet and not crowded. Heard few noises from other guests. Still would not choose again.

My daughter and I were here recently for 1 night. Having spent many nights in other accommodations that are part of the Country Inn and Suites chain, this particular structure appears to have originally been a different hotel that was re-conditioned/re-named at some point.
When we arrived, the person who handled the check-in was pleasant, our reservation was found easily, and our room was ready; it was decent-sized and included a large flat-screen TV, wet bar, microwave, and under-the-counter refrigerator. While the internet was definitely sporadic, everything else worked as expected. In addition to the sleeping area, there was also a sitting area with a pull-out couch and an easy chair. The furnishings looked slightly worn, but were generally acceptable. Other than a spot on the carpet, the room appeared to be clean and the linens looked fresh. We did, however, find an empty box of candy and a candy wrapper from a previous guest between the bedskirt and the base of one of the beds. My major concern regarding the room was that the security lock that was attached to the upper portion of the doorframe was missing the arm that keeps the door from opening more than just a few inches when it's in use.
With the exception of the tub, the bathroom was clean. We were provided with small containers of toiletries and a sufficient number of towels. When I looked into the tub, I found a hair that was definitely neither mine nor my daughter's and what appeared to be a dirty shoeprint. Because it is a whirlpool tub, potential guests should be aware that its sides are extremely high. Some individuals may find it difficult or impossible to get in and out of it safely due to the height.
I didn't use the pool, but my daughter enjoyed it.
While one of the standard amenities at Country Inn and Suites is complimentary cookies offered in the lobby, this location did not have any. Instead, there was a sign at the reception desk which listed several snack items that were being sold. Specifically, I remember that ice cream sandwiches were being sold for $2.00 each.
The breakfast consisted of make-your-own waffles, egg patties, sausage links, potatoes, 4 types of cold cereal, oatmeal, bread, blueberry mini-muffins, various small danishes, bagels, apples, and customary beverages and condiments. However, bacon and hard-boiled eggs, both of which were listed on the hotel's website as being part of the breakfast, were not provided. The website also stated that "assorted breads" were available; the assortment consisted solely of white bread. Additionally, according to the recording on the reservation line for Country Inn and Suites, every hotel's breakfast includes yogurt. There were no containers of yogurt. While there was a juice machine, there was no milk machine. The milk was served from a carafe on the counter. Normally when this is done, the carafe is placed in a bucket of ice to keep the milk continuously chilled. Here, however, there was no ice. I don't think that this is a healthy practice.
In part of the hall that led to some of the rooms, the carpeting had waves in it; this could present a potential safety issue for those with visual and/or mobility concerns.
All in all, while it's not the worst place in which I've ever stayed, there is definitely room for improvement in several areas. Since there are other accommodations in the vicinity, I probably would not choose to stay there again.