Motel 6 Richboro hotels

"Beautiful historic hotel. Well locate. I had a minor issue with the heater making some noise at a night. The staff is son attentive that I'm sure if I stayed for another night it would've been solved. I would definitely return "

"There was only cereal offered for breakfast, the first room I was placed in the jacuzzi didn’t work and I had to switch rooms in the middle of the night. The TV was only cable and could not be connected to streaming services. "

"I loved the location of this hotel, as it is so close to the art museums. If you have a car, parking can be a pain; but there are some outdoor lots you can arrange with for your car fairly close to the hotel. You can load/unload your car right in front of the hotel, which is helpful. If on check out day, you want to do some more touring, the front desk will hold onto your luggage, which is nice. The hotel is "boutique", but no frills -- which suited me just fine. There is no bar, e.g. The room was very clean, had an exposed brick, industrial look and a very comfortable bed. Plenty of clothing storage/hanging space, TV, fridge, safe, etc. And the bathroom is modern and adequate (lighting could be better; and the mirror has built-in technology), though there is very limited shelf/counter space for toiletries. The view out the window (for me) is of the backyards of the townhomes on the adjacent street. The staff were helpful and professional. There is a Whole Foods really close (with a restaurant) and other restaurants and taverns nearby. I really enjoyed my stay here. "

"Clean room, friendly staff"

"Great place to stay"

"They charge like $6 for coffee. Nothing was included with the room. Area stores and restaurants were very low quality service and horribly kept including Cava, Target and others were not nice. "

"Great location and great room "

"Best stay ever. Employees are friendly and helpful. The hotel is in walking distance to historical places. "

"The Staff is friendly, especially Ms. Wright at the front desk. Beautiful view of the Camden and Philadelphia Waterfront. My wife and I visits occasionally."