I stay here yearly (at least) due to a group get together. This year (early August 2011) most of the rooms smelled very badly - mostly of mold and mildew. The smoking rooms were pretty bad too - I don't know why hotels just make all rooms non-smoking, but I digress.
Many people in our group came down with 30-day coughs and lung infections due to the mold. It's possible there are liability issues here due to this.Obviously, renovation is necessary - carpets and air conditioning at least. Otherwise, always have fun here because our group basically takes over the hotel for a few days.

I stayed here recently because I was diving at Dutch Springs. The proximity to Dutch Springs is great but the Inn itself is very old and outdated - no elevator, for example. It was dark and dingy and I checked out after one night. I would not recommend this hotel.

This is a great place to stay if you are diving at Dutch Springs. It's very close to the scuba resort. Its probably the closest hotel to it. The rooms are fine. The bathroom was VERY nice- it had a large new tub. The sink was not in the bathroom, which I think is a big plus since you don't have to take turns to use the bathroom. The Perkins restauraunt is a few steps away. There is no elevator, although its a 2 story hotel. Checking in and out was a breeze.

Overall, this was a good place for my husband and me to stay for one night. It's easy to find off of US 22 (we did find it a bit dangerous to turn left onto Rt. 191 from the hotel to head into downtown Bethlehem). The common spaces and our room were very clean. The room was quiet and our beds (2 doubles were all that was available) were comfortable. The breakfast room/sitting area was among the nicest we've seen in any similar hotel, with a fireplace and a view of trees from the window -- the continental breakfast was fine, and there was an attendant present to be sure containers were filled , trash emptied, etc. Only two things were negatives for us. The front desk staff person seemed quite unfriendly as we were checking in -- we seemed to be keeping her from something she would rather be doing. The hotel does not have an elevator. I didn't notice this information on the hotel website (and can't find it as I search again today). It wasn't too difficult for us to haul our stuff up to the second floor, but this could be a big problem for others.