I read a few reviews of the Crossland which sounded like it was hidden somewhere and very hard to find. I didn't have any trouble locating it, as there are signs with arrows at the entrance drive. And though the hotel is behind a Cadillac dealership, I found this to be a specious complaint. In fact, the location was a bonus, as I've stayed in other hotels along busy Rt. 73 in NJ, and this one is much quieter than those right on the road. It's basic but well equipped. Kitchen is a nice bonus. Very clean. Friendly staff. And the price is so right! Try it...you'll like it!

I stayed at Crossland for four nights and was very satisfied. The room w/ AAA discount and tax cost me $47.23 per night. I also paid $4.99 for use of the wireless internet connection for my stay. The connection was sufficient but not super fast. The room was a bit small but not confining in anyway. The room had a reasonably firm mattress and TV with several cable stations. It also included a small galley kitchen with dishes, dorm size refrigerator and pots. The room was very clean as was the rest of the grounds and property.

My only real complaint is the hotel is very hard to get into the first time from Rt. 73. It took me three tries before I was successful. When I would miss it I would have to take the next jug handle to turn around and then another one a mile away to get going the right direction. You have to turn into the Ford dealership to get to the hotel. I used to live in the area for five years and yet it gave me conniptions getting on the property. In NJ left turns don't exist on major secondary roads.

I don't understand the negative reviews of the Crosslands. The staff was always courteous and helpful to me. I've wondered if some people may be reviewing the Crossroads motel which is just before you get to the Crosslands. The Crossroads truly looks like a dump. There was an interesting mix of people staying there. Several were construction workers from out of town, a few families (I guess on welfare), and some Doctors doing internships. This not a fancy place but it is a nice enough and safe place to stay for the money. The dump motels in the area cost more and offer less. The big chains in that area charge a lot more for having a conference and business center along with a swimming pool and exercise room that I didn't need.

This place is a joke. I just checked in, and had planned to stay for a month. However after being here for about an hour, I plan to check out tomorrow. When I arrived at 2:30 pm to check in and get my room, they did not have a room available until 3:00 pm. If that was not enough - the price quote I had been given last week went up over $50. After hauling all my bags up to the third floor - the room was even more disappointing then be over charged. The room was half the size that the website shows it to be. The bed is so small - I wonder how we will sleep on it tonight. The fridge is only a half size fridge. This is the most ridiculous thing I have seen in a long time. I won’t even be staying the week that I paid for. I would not send someone that I did not like to this hotel - let alone my friends. Stay away from this place!!

First of all let me say that having been away from the area, but familiar with the roads, even I found that gaining access to this hotel is quite flustrating. You have to enter into the car dealership lot on the Rt. 73 side.

Only then do you begin to trust your instincts and have that sick feeling that you have been taken and will not pleased with your selection. The first visual impression that you have is of a unkept, sloppy and cold check-in desk. Strictly a no-frills establishment.

This location has three floors in which there is one center elevator which will take you to your floor or you can take the stairs. The elevator reaked of cigarette smoke and the floor of the elevator needed a good cleaning.

Again the room lacked warmth, had basically a cheap wooded table with no chair, simple plywood dressed (3 drawers) on which the 19 inch color tv was located, a small kitchenette consisting of a small microwave, small refrigertor which had not been defrosted, no ice machine on premises nor ice tray, one small trash can which was located in the bathroom with a bar of soap which was already opened...

The room was strictly cheap and economical, as most people whom were there appeared to be men whom had their work trucks on premises, or were families whom called this place "home. I do not think I need to say more, you can get where I am coming from.

I am really quite surprised that I obtained this 2* hotel through PRICELINE however. 99% of the time I am satisfied and feel that I got a good deal for my buck through them, however in this case I really do feel that you should drop this chain or location from your customers as this time you got this one over on me, but never again. Avoid this location at all cost, spend the extra money and enjoy your over-night accomodations somewhere else.