Lodges in Cumberland County

"The transit lounge is a fantastic idea (why don’t more hotels understand that travelers can’t always plan to arrive after check-in opens?) Having somewhere to leave bags that that is also easily accessible, with a washroom and amenities, is the definition of customer focused. Great hotel, quiet rooms even facing the water. "

"The Inn had everything I needed for a quick overnight. It was affordable and the location was great since I needed to be downtown early the next morning. The free breakfast was what you'd expect. Things to note: There is no elevator so you may have some stairs to climb. Also parking is limited. There's a small lot in back that fills up quickly. They do have an overflow lot one block away. My room was small and had a shared bath across the hall. It has the feel of a guest house vs a hotel. All in all I enjoyed staying here and would stay again. "

"The staff was amazing and accommodating as always - Garret is a true find - give that man a raise!"

"everything was amazing"

"Ocean view"

"Everything was easy peasy, clean and quiet "

"The staff were friendly! Check in and out was easy! The valet (expensive in the whole area) was fast and professional. The bed was comfortable and the room was clean. We didn’t know they were renovating the lobby and probably wouldn’t have stayed there if we had known but the room was nice and the location was great! "

"Room was clean. Beds super comfy. Dog was happy"

"Very clean, but the staff really sucks at hospitality. There was a poor kid working the front desk, obviously just starting out at the job, and the guy in the wheelchair was extremely NOTICEABLY passive aggressive to him while he trained him on checking us in. It really put us off. Made sure to tell us not to ask them where the pool is (idk why because I was well aware there wasn't a pool and never even breached the subject of a pool???) but neglected to tell us that there is only staffing until like 8 PM or so with a kiosk you have to go to when your keys stop working randomly on the last night of the visit at almost 1 A.M. There was no staff present to contact, just a phone line with what was an obviously overwhelmed remote service worker who said "well how many keys have you gone through already?!" Uhh??? Just the ones I was given at check in??? That randomly locked me out at 1 A.M? Every person I spoke to sounded like they were annoyed they had to talk to me."