Nice quaint old fashioned hotel in an affluent area of New Jersey. Had an overnight stay whilst visiting by boss who lives in the area. The hotel is brick and wood built in a very old world, old money American style. The room was large with a large TV; the bath room was also large. The hotel advertised as it had been though some recent refurbishment which was noticeable but the plumbing was defiantly in need of some improvement! The hotel had no restaurant but there was a bar/restaurant next door, I had dinner here and it was a little on the pricy side but the food was good and plentiful they also had a good selection of beers and wine. The only drawback was that the bar area was crowded with very noisy people; (it was a Friday night however!) multiple TV’s were playing and also an excellent 4 piece band, I forget their name which I regret but they were really good albeit almost drowned by the rabble sat by the bar. The breakfast at the hotel was Muffins, Danish Pastries and Cereals, I think toast was also available and coffee/tea all of which was all help-yourself. The one striking note about the hotel was I don’t think I ever meet a staff member older than their teenage years! I would say the hotel was just about good value for money.

Colt's Neck is a beautiful place with golf clubs and horse stables. From the outside this hotel looks nice - but it is run down. We asked the woman at the desk where a certain golf club was - she did not even know and did not attempt to find out. The rooms are motel rooms - all they tried to do was put a blanket on the bed in the shape of a bow. The bathrooms were not that clean. Nothing in the room that gives you any idea about the Inn, the restaurant (that's not attached so in bad weather you have to walk across a parking lot) or the area. Not even instructions on how to use the phone. It just has an overall crummy appearance. It could be really great - the entrance doors and windows are very pretty, beautiful old woodwork - and if they did a complete overhaul - it could be wonderful. But pretty much it's a cheap motel that gets away with charging $171 a night.

We weren't planning on staying at this hotel, but arrived late at night in Colts Neck, called and they had a vacancy.
The hotel is very well decorated throughout, from the lobby/entrance to the individual rooms themselves. The room was comfortable and inviting. The King bed was very nice, very comfortable and perfect for a good night's sleep.

The Front Desk staff - when we checked in after midnight - were very nice. They made checking in very easy. We were only in the hotel for a total of ~10 hours, w/ most of that spent sleeping, so there's not much to comment on other than the bed was great, the bathroom was fine, not cramped. The tub/bath was a little old, but whatever, it did it's job.

ONE MAJOR DRAWBACK: It was LOUD! Our room was 1 floor above the entrance to the hotel and we could hear a family w/ a LOUD kid for what seemed forever out there. My wife also said she heard the cleaning staff in the hallway, but the noise from outside the window was just UNBEARABLE. So, ask for a room away from the drive-in lane or on the back side and you'll be fine. I wouldn't let the noise keep you from this place, it really was very nice.

If your'e looking for a quiet get away, this hotel is it. It's in the middle of horse country, the area is picturesque.
The hotel was remodeled 2 yrs ago and the furnishing are beautiful, not your typical hotel. I slept like a baby. The beds are sooo comfortable. The staff was very attentive and the rooms were remarkably clean.
A MUST STAY for the price. The morning offered continental breakfast which was served in a luxurious sitting room. I'd definitely return.