Hotels Near Lenape Park in New Hope

I won't argue that the room was lovely and the location is nice if you want to be on the lambertville side of town. There is no guarantee of onsite parking. Upon arrival we found no available parking and I went in to inquire. The staff was not in the least welcoming, which was quite a turn off. On my arrival the front desk person was cold and didn't even say hello as I approached the desk [she was looking at her screen, which was fine but a warm hello and I'll be with you in a moment would have changed the experience quite a bit!]. She repeated several rote statements about credit card fees and hours of the restaurant before giving me another rote speech [this is obviously not unusual] about how I'd be getting a pass to the municipal lot [which was empty anyway - so gee thanks] and directions to it [several blocks from where I was standing - I'm glad it wasn't raining and I had no mobility issues!] and giving me a key. I then heard her repeat all this in the same tone to the people who were waiting behind me. The following morning I returned my key to a new desk person, equally remote, no thank you, only asking if I'd'enjoyed anything' from the room offerings so she could charge me as needed. Then as I waited with my luggage for my partner to bring the car around I was treated to the desk person and another staffer complaining about visiting folks [conference center it sounded like, doing a scavenger hunt] and how irritating it was to accomodate this because they were busy. I was at most 8 feet away and they were not whispering - who wants to hear staff complain about guests? Ick. In addition while I don't see 'gym' listed here it WAS listed on ******* as having a gym - one of the things I look for when booking. It does NOT have one - they will give you a pass to a gym somewhere in New Hope, which I guess you can drive to by walking several blocks to your car. No thank you. It was not a cheap hotel and I expected a better experience. We won't be returning.

If you look at the reviews, they are all over the place, including a lot of recent negative ones, but our stay was close to perfect. Our king room #129 was fine and right around the corner from their fantastic pool. The motel is on a hill and the pool is in sort of a bowl and private and they have a pool bar that is open every day from 11 to 8. You can also order food thru the bar connected to their Bonfire restaurant. There were plenty of towels, tables and chairs including an upper level area overlooking the pool. It's almost like a mini resort. The girl at the bar was very friendly and my wife and I enjoyed Landshark drafts among the many they had to offer. The pool was not too crowded on a Monday afternoon, but the day before the pool was packed with an all day pool party held by a New Hope gay men's group? Their breakfast was a combination grab and go and they also had bagels, juices, coffees in the restaurant area. The location is great, halfway between New Hope and Lahaska. We would definitely stay here again and take advantage of this great pool especially with food and drink available. This is an interesting place because without the unique pool setup this motel is about a 3 to 3.5.

We went in hopes of having a lovely weekend in including a nice hotel. I’m positive side, the rooms are big and spread out through Peddlers Village. The room we stayed in was conveniently located in the middle of the village. In addition, even though we arrived early, our room was ready.. we booked the room because there were supposed to be a gas fireplace, which there was. Unfortunately, there was no way to turn on the gas fireplace. Addition, even though we explained that the coffee pot was not working we were told that it was working and we were doing it in the wrong sequence. That might have been true, but I’m familiar with Keurig machines and I tried every possible sequence available. There were no directions available so I have to trust that I knew how to do a single cup Keurig. The room itself was a bit shabby and warm. Even though we asked for housekeeping, we know that the carpet was not vacuumed , because there were leaves on the floor. The mattress on the bed seem to be old and it was very soft. Freedom in addition, from entering the building and up the hallway, there was an overwhelming smell of bleach. That’s a good thing in that. I’m sure it meant things were clean, but it was a little overwhelming. Also, please note, at least in our building, the only choice was a flight of stairs up to the rooms. There is no elevator, which may be difficult for some people.