I want to let all know that reads this review the the staff and management of the Ramada Inn in Bordentown, NJ made my stay and those in my party for our class reunion exceptional. Th entire team was accommodating and professional. You will definitely get the value for your dollar when you stay at this property. I wanted to give a special thanks to the GM Ms. Terry Cohen. You meet and exceeded all expectations. Thank you for your responsiveness and pleasant customer service,, your team takes your lead . Keep up the great work and I will definitely use and refer this hotel again. Thank you and keep up the outstanding work.

This hotel has friendly staff (although the mgr convieniently called in sick 10 min after I'd asked for her) and comfy beds, but don't count on anything better for breakfast than what you can get at a lower priced hotel.
We were told they had hot breakfast. Sausage and french toast was expected for the next day. They didnt have it, nor did they have anything hot the next morning..only standard bagels and cereal. No one came to fill the empty coffee dispenser.
The halls are musty but the rooms seem to be renovated.
Days Inn, Comfort Inn & EconoLodge are right next door. I'm sure I could have gotten the same or better for $20 less/night.

We stayed at this hotel with my daughter's lacrosse team. The hotel is easy to find and the desk staff was polite and welcoming. They recommended a great diner down the street. The room had a coffee-maker, hair dryer, microwave and small fridge. There was free wifi and access to a computer and printer. The free breakfast was the standard bagels, doughnuts, cereal and toast, a bit skimpy but not bad.
The downside was the room itself. The toilet leaked (clean water, luckily) onto the bathroom floor and the tub would not hold water for a bath. The bathroom fan and the air conditioner were both very loud, but at least they drowned out the highway noise. The air conditioner worked well, though. The inside bathroom door frame was rotten at the bottom and there were chips in the paint.
The outdoor pool closed at 8 p.m., a disappointment to the kids. The side doors required a key to open them, so security concerns from an earlier poster have evidently been fixed.
This was a barely adequate room. If we come back to this area for another tournament, we will stay elsewhere, even if the team stays at this hotel again.

We stayed 2 nights for a nearby lacrosse tournament. We travel a lot, and are very easy going and not picky at all. But I had to write this review as this is one of the worst hotel stays we have had. The staff were okay, but they were dealing with a difficult situation in what looks to be an old budget hotel. Our main complaints - an air conditioner in the room that didn't work during a hot July weekend. Oh, while it is an "interior corridor" hotel as advertised on the website, we were shocked to discover that these interior corridors have no air conditioning. So, we were greeted by sweltering hallways, and then a room that never cooled down below about 80 degrees over a 2 day period. When we asked for maintenance to look at the AC, we were told it would cool down, and to give it a few hours. A day later, it hadn't improved. Some others in our group had the same experience, while others reported air AC that worked too well. So perhaps our experience was not normal, but next year when we return to the area we'll be staying at the Hampton Inn across the street.