Vind je ideale hotel in Waterford Works

'No key dead bugs under the blanket. Many ppl in front rooming around. Rough area. We walked in and ran out. But a refund was processed. Not received yet.'

'Below Expectations for a Six-Night Family Stay Review: I would not recommend this hotel. I recently stayed at **SpringHill Suites by Marriott Voorhees Mt. Laurel/Cherry Hill** for six nights with my family of seven. Overall, I was not very impressed with the hotel, and I don't think it lived up to my expectations. The room was clean when we arrived, but it was not really suitable for a family of seven. During our entire six-night stay, the bed linens were never changed. Housekeeping was...

'Could use a spruce up, but the bed was comfortable and the bathroom was very clean. Nice big walk in shower. Noise from the road outside sometimes.'

'Very nice hotel! Big rooms, nice location between Philly and Atlantic City. Pool is decent. Great to pass through '

'All good except there was constant beeping in my room (#328). Did not get a good night rest.'

'compared to most hotels in the Philadelphia area this is a great choice for the price/quality ratio. Nice, modern, clean and spacious room. The staff is ok, I just didn't like that they insisted on making a copy of my passport and when I asked for the copy back at check-out they told me that they always destroy it at the end of the check-in day, weird situation! And oh yes, the breakfast is very poor. what is handy is that there is both an Applebee's and a McDonalds across the street from the...

'Wegens personeel tekort was de dame erg gehaast en daarbij geïrriteerd. Niet mijn schuld. Niet erg vriendelijk ontvangen. Later draaide ze wat bij. Niet erg prettig.'

'nog minpunt: het ontbijt dat je kan bijboeken is enkel een zakje met een appel, een koekje en een sapje. Dit was niet wat verwachte onder "ontbijt"'

'Good hotel with clean and spacious rooms. Looked like hotel was understaffed, which seemed to create some stress with some of the staff. Not that they were not friendly, but sometimes they seemed distracted.'