The room & bathroom were clean. The air conditioner was quiet. The bed was comfortable The employees were friendly & helpful One of them recommended a restaurant right down the street called McCoole's at the Red Lion Inn where we had a wonderful dinner at an affordable price.
The included breakfast was very good & the area kept cleaned up & well stocked.
A pleasant surprise was tables with tableclothes which were set with real coffee cups & saucers as well as metal flatware. No plastic here!
For all of this we paid considerably less than other motels in the area. The only thing missing is a pool which might be a consideration for some people especially if traveling with children.

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We weren't expecting much of this "motor inn" but it was closest to the family we were visiting. It looks very dated in the picture of the outside but the inside seemed to be fairly recently renovated. Our king room was nice sized and had a fridge and micorwave tucked away in the cabinet. The room and facility were clean and comfortable. My only complaint would have been with the free breakfast. We are used to the typical "continental" breakfast and have gotten pretty good at scoping out the food worth eating but we simply grabbed a banana and left the cellophane wrapped foods.

The big plus for us was the location. While most of the hotels are out by the highway, this just off the main drag and a block from the old, but very much still alive, downtown of Quakertown: some nice restaurants ranging from diner food to cafe's and more upscale; an old 5&10 store with an operating fountain/counter; a nice used book store and several antique stores. It was nice to be able to leave the car and walk around.

For $78, I expect a little more class accomodation. Nothing about this property impressed me...the rooms need repair and renovation, the carpet was pretty much in need of replacement or at least a good scrubbing and overall, very average. I would look for another location on my next visit.

I am a bit surprised by the bad reviews. If you notice my reviews, I spend a lot of time in south east PA for business, and I have stayed in quite a few hotels in this area. Generally speaking, I have found Best Westerns to be less than average in quality. This hotel is one of the exceptions. I have stayed here twice so far, and I have been quite satisfied.

Like a lot of the Best Westerns in the area, it is a bit on the older side, but this place appears to be well kept. In both my stays I have stayed in room 106. Nothing fancy, appears to be fairly clean, and the room is above average in size.

Right next to a shopping center, with several restaurants nearby, with many in walking distance. Being on the road all the time, having a restaurant within walking distance is a big plus at the end of a long day. Route 309 is at the corner of the block, and if you take the turnpike, it is about 4 miles from the Quakertown exit. While there are a few motels right at the turnpike exit, if you are looking for a place to eat, you are probably going to drive to this neighborhood anyway, so you might as well stay here.

The breakfast area is fairly small, and a very typical toast, cereal and coffee. The staff seems very nice. As far as value, the price is below average for the area. I have stayed here twice so far, and will use it again when I need a hotel in the area.