The price of this hotel is very affordable. We booked in a very short time for a Saturday night. For two queen beds in a room, it was $119/night. It was very very clean and that was really important to us. Check in was at 2 pm but when we got there at 2 pm exact our rooms still weren't clean so we had to wait 45 minutes. It was also easy to find right off of Route 30 (Absecon Blvd). And it only takes 5 minutes to reach Borgata and the main Boardwalk area. We got rooms on the backside of the hotel so we didn't hear any highway noise. The hot water in the shower wasn't really too hot.

I still think the nearby location of this hotel, cleanliness and its affordable price beats out the price of the other hotels on the Boardwalk. If you're looking for cheap, this is it.

I never experienced the NOISE the other "reviewer" complained about so I can't speak of that. My husband and I found this hotel to be very clean (it's only a year or so old) and very reasonably priced. The only reason I gave it an average rating is because we felt the air conditioner was not working well enough to completely cool the room to a temperature we prefer. It could have just been that unit - I can't say - but we did find that a little disappointing. Other than that - the place was just fine for the price. We would definitely stay there again. Why pay $300 a night to stay on the boardwalk when I can stay within a few miles, save $255 which will give me more slot machine money. :)

The Knights Inn still had its "Grand Opening" sign up when I stayed for one night in March 2006. You would think that a new hotel would be built to today's standards. Forget about it! The rooms have virtually no sound proofing between the walls and ceiling. So don't count on getting a good night's sleep.

It's a two-floor hotel/inn, and I stayed on the first floor. The guy in the room next to me was playing his radio from 1-3 in the morning, and I could virtually hear every word. And any movement from the people on the second floor could be easily be heard in my room.

We called the desk twice during the early AM to complain about the radio, and we could hear the phone ring in the next room. So at least they tried to resolve it. Then when we spoke to the front desk people the next day, the lady in charge said, almost verbatim, that they didn't put much soundproofing between the rooms. So already they know about the problem.

When you add the fact that Rt 30/White Horse Pike(4 lanes) runs in front of the hotel, you can only imagine the amount of noise that this place has. If you do venture to make a reservation, ask for a room at the back of the hotel since it's not facing the highway.

I booked a room for $85($99 after all the charges) for a Saturday night on very short notice. Then when I checked out, they gave me two tickets(without asking) for a future stay at $40 a night.

You might want to try Comfort Inn, which is about 30 seconds away on Rt 30. At least it looked like a real hotel. I did not/have not stayed there, but at least it looks appealing.