The Myer Country Motel

9−17−15. We stayed overnight at your Motel on our way home from Maine. Very satisfied with our stay, clean and comfortable, it could very easy be a home away from home. We would highly recommend it.

Great prices and welcome. Very very clean and neat place. A great stop on your way to 97.

We enjoyed our stay. The rooms were clean, quiet, and comfortable. The grounds were welcoming and all of us enjoyed our time. The owner was friendly and his dog was sweet, he greeted us at arrival and showed us to our rooms and played well with our toddlers. :)

Stayed here with wife and daughter the first week of June. Owners are very friendly. This place is obsessively clean and the old world ambience is great. Wifi was incredible. Will definitely be back next year.
Thank you Myer Staff.

I have stayed here 3 times within the past 4 years and each time I have left with a smile on my face. The Myer Motel is unique because all of the «rooms» are single dwelling cottages on site. They each have a porch, parking right next to each cottage, privacy, and serenity all around. The cottages have plenty of light and cross-​breezes that circulate in each cottage, which make for very comfortable stays. It is nestled in the historical town of Milford, PA along the Delaware River. The owners recently updated many of the cottages with flat screen TVs, renovated bathrooms, plus more. We are always pleased with the competitive rates and warm welcome. The only thing I was kind of disappointed about was that the rooms I have stayed in were not equipped with irons or ironing boards. There is no laundry service provided, either, but there IS a laundry mat right down the street if you need to wash clothes. The Myer Motel cottages do not accommodate pets, which bummed me out because I would love to bring my beloved Chiweenie. Those are the only downfalls. Nothing major. I don’t mind those things, though, so I will continue to return here each year when I fly in from Texas to visit my family.

THE PROS:
Ok, so we wanted a place to set up base-​camp while we spent the majority of the day hiking. Our cabin was very spacious. We’re 2 photographers who bring lots of stuff. We certainly weren’t lacking space to move around.
1. Overall, the cabin was clean’ish.
2. There’s a larger-​sized mini fridge.
3. The closet was a nice size.
4. And a real desk to work at.
5. There’s 2 guest chairs.
6. There’s a screen door.
7. There’s a porch and 2 chairs.
THE CONS:
It’s beyond old, outdated, and worn out. This cabin has NOT been updated in a loooooong time. It amazed us that the owners charge what they do and don’t reinvest in the condition of the interior.
1. The carpet is beyond worn. There’s a large tear down the center and another between the 2 beds. It needs to be replaced!
2. The tub is chipped. It needs to be touched up at the very least, ideally replaced!
3. The box springs were stained. I don’t even want to wonder ‘stained by what’. They need to be replaced immediately!
4. The 2 guest chairs are dirty. They need to be replaced!
5. None of the outlets hold onto the plug you’re plugging in. I had to tape them to the wall plate to stay. They need to be replaced!
6. There’s a large tear in the screen door’s screen and the outer metal grate is bent back wide enough to fit a puppy through. This would not keep out any bugs. It needs to be replaced!
MYSTERIOUS DOOR:
And, strangest of all, there was a mysterious door in our room that was locked from the opposite side. We couldn’t lock it, or unlock it, from our side. We went outside to see where that door went. We found a smaller porch attached to the side of our cabin, but our cabin key didn’t unlock that door. We could see through the 6-​panel glass door that it was a small eat-​in kitchen. We couldn’t access the kitchen from our room, and our cabin key didn’t work in that door. We were uneasy that there was another access to our cabin which we couldn’t secure from the inside. Someone could just break the glass in the outside door, unlock that door between the kitchen and our room, and we’d be sitting ducks. We shoved the guest chairs against that door at night for an extra sense of security. Even though that door opened toward the kitchen, at least an intruder would ram into the chair first. We couldn’t help but wonder why this room was attached to our cabin, and why we couldn’t have access to it, and who DID have access. And, why couldn’t we lock it from our side to control security?! Very strange and creepy!
Bottom line, it’s sad the owners don’t take pride in the condition of the cabin’s interiors. We wouldn’t stay here again.

It is very easy and very secure reserve by telephone! The cabin was clean and was a very quiet environment; we had a wonderful time in a very beautiful town. Definitely I recommend this place to couples that want to leave the noise of the city and relax in a quiet place.

Spent another great night here on the way back from Canada. There’s something rather dear about the way these spacious cabins are arranged, facing each other, around a central green. Each one has a front porch with chairs. The room was very spacious, had a frig and is ideally set up for a family of four traveling. It had two queen beds which were comfy. The heat is good too. For the money, we think this is the best you can do in the Port Jervis/​Matamoras/​Milford area. Go to nearby Batch’s Seafood for dinner and the Village Diner for a great, inexpensive breakfast.

I honestly went looking for the ‘political propaganda’. There is none. Sorry, there just wasn’t. Had it there been, I would have pointed it out to the owner. I grew up in Milford, and sorry, political stodginess kind of goes with the territory. However, my husband and I stayed at the hotel with no problems at all and they knew we were a gay couple. Not a single problem! Come to think of it, for a very old-​fashioned town, Milford has sort of become a Gay Mecca. The room was super clean, Sandy checked us in and was amazingly friendly, fresh linens every day, and OJ in the morning. The only reason I did not give them a 5-​Star rating is the coffee… someone please teach them how to make coffee!!! Other than that, we couldn’t have been happier or made to feel more welcome. Staying here whenever we can.

Stayed here for the first time a couple weeks ago. Nice little place with reasonable rates and very clean. Older TV’s in the rooms but they were fine and received lots of channels. Owners were very nice and accommodating. The complimentary coffee at 8am in the office is above average… what a pleasant surprise!
The couple in the room next to ours was loud, drunk and obnoxious, so we were moved to our own cabin which was bigger.
We would not hesitate to stay here again.

When extra guest come up for the weekend this SHOULD BE a very suitable place for them to stay. The rooms (cabins) are large, comfortable and spotlessly clean. The lobby is rustic, warm and charming. The host and hostess are very nice. The motel is right outside of town, a stones throw away. And the price is decent as well.
So what could be wrong? The owners are pretty political and ultra-​conservative and their slogans, which are on the neon sign outside of the motel, have been offensive to friends and family who have stayed there. No one wants to be seen staying at a place that has a political agenda that is embarrassing to their political points of view and no one wants to have politics shoved down their throats while on vacation or holiday.
When my parents used to stay there they really liked the accommodations but they also felt they would be identified as being Tea Party supporters and refused to go back. I think they gritted their teeth with the «hail to the chief» George Bush propaganda but there is no way they’ll be comfortable with Sarah Palin or the Tea Party hype and refuse to stay there any more.
The Myer Motel people seem like a nice couple who run a charming motel yet they brought it upon themselves to set up a political agenda that should’ve remained personal and private. Hospitality is about pleasing as many as possible not offending those who have different political beliefs and politics should have no business in the hospitality business.
When a friend came for a weekend visit they saw a political sign that so irratated them (and they are Republicans) that they refused to go in and went to the Laurel Villa Inn and had a wonderful time. The price was about the same and they were actually right in town.
I would’ve given this place a much higher rating but if I can’t ask my own parents, no less — friends to stay here than it is just a useless motel on the outskirts of town.

My girlfriend and I stayed here as a layover on a long and meandering drive back from New Hampshire to DC, and both agreed it deserved a Unilocal review. It’s a sort of old-​school motel; it consists of a series of small one-​room cabins (well, some are duplexes), set in a semicircle, each facing the center. Each has a porch facing the middle, which is a large lawn. It is incredibly cute, and was quiet, clean, and comfortable when we were there (we slept all night with the windows open, for what that tells you). It’s just out of downtown Milford, and it was easy to walk there from the motel (although you did have to walk on the shoulder of the road for a short distance before the sidewalk started, which was a bit scary on the way home when it was dark). The rooms themselves are sort of rustic and charming; nothing too fancy, but a good place to relax. The owners were very polite and nice; I understand it’s been in the family for a few generations.
Our room was about $ 100 for the night, which isn’t too bad for two people. My only regret was that we got to town too late to buy beer, so I was unable to sit on the porch and have one. Thankfully, we had a bottle of wine in the car, so I was able to make do.
Milford’s a cute little town as well. If we lived closer, we’d make this a regular weekend destination.