Rodeway Inn

It was cleaner than I expected. We booked our room last minute so we didn’t have many choices for hotels around the area being that it was a Saturday night. I was kind of iffy at first about staying here, but I actually ended up feeling very comfortable during my stay and overall pleased with the service of the Inn and condition of our room.

I can’t believe this business gets away with a scam like this, we booked a room with two beds and when we got here it was only one, not even big enough for a damn hobbit, we had 6 people and when we asked for compensation or a different room they pretty much said too bad it’s your problem 3 people before me had the same issue IN THE SAME DAY!!! We asked for a cot at least and they wanted 30 dollars for it, please do yourself a favor and not stay here, horrible, If they advertise two beds and we book for two beds then give us two beds, simple as that. I wish I could give this place negative stars

First off we booked a double room and got a tiny room with 1 tiny bed. I’ve never been to a hotel that advertises a double bed room as a 1 bed room. They would not throw in a complimentary cot. They would not upgrade us to a king bed. There were stains on the blankets. This place is way overpriced for what it offers. There was another woman in the lobby complaining about the same thing about the double bed advertisement, so it happens ALL THE TIME but they do not change anything about it. Either the owner isn’t smart enough to change this or enjoys screwing people over in a trade off for poor reviews and upset guests. Don’t know and don’t care, gonna go get drunk and forget about this horrific start to my night :/​. THIS PLACE RUNS AN ILLEGAL ADVERTISING SCHEME! THEY CHARGE FOR 2 BEDS AND GIVE YOU 1. THIS PLACE SUCKS!

We came down to the beach July 3^rd into July 4^th. This is a Choice Hotel so I used the points on my credit card for a free night anywhere I could so we weren’t too picky. Check in and check out were both a breeze. The room was clean, had no problems. It was in a pretty good location with a diner across the street and a burger king and mcdonalds in walking distance a few buildings down. It was a pretty quiet hotel with no young children.
we didn’t use it but they gave us the wifi password upon check in.

I came down on 4^th of July weekend and stayed here. We booked very last minute so this was really our only choice. To be honest I was kind of dreading coming here after some past experiences with other crappy, gross hotels in the area. To my surprise, this place wasn’t all that bad. The room and bathroom are tiny but exceptionally clean. The size of the room didn’t bother me at all, we weren’t here to spend an extended amount of time in the room anyway. My main priority was cleanliness. And the room was very clean. Also everything in the room seemed to be somewhat modernized. Bottom line was I was nowhere near feeling grossed out, I was very content. They also have a small built in pool with a sunning deck. The pool was very well maintained and was refreshing. The hotel also offers a free breakfast in the morning from 6AM — 9AM. They offered cereal, bagels with cream cheese and jelly, honey buns, yogurt, fresh OJ, milk and coffee. When we arrived there was no more milk or jelly and it was almost 9AM. The gentleman in the office replenished both with no problem. So, I have to say the customer service is on point as well. There are a few downfalls, which are small but noteworthy: not walkable to the beach (unless you’re into far walks with heavy beach bags), the walls in the hotel are paper thin (I could hear the man in the room next to me snoring all night), and lastly they are skimpy with their pillows. They gave three, small and rather limp pillows for my boyfriend and I (as a result I tossed and turned all night out of discomfort). Other then that, the overall stay way pleasant and I wouldn’t shy away from staying here again. You can’t expect much when staying at a Quality Inn but I have to say it did exceed my expectations.

Very clean, awesome pool (crystal clear) and sun deck, good breakfast, and great customer service.
I stayed for the Fourth of July weekend and will definitely be back soon.

Stayed here in the offseason. Probably one of the worst hotels I’ve ever stayed out. I’m use to marriotts or Hilton’s but this was all that was around. The room smelled of old smoke, bed was a double that was super squishy in a bad way. There were also what I assume «maids hairs» left on the sheets. Bathroom door didn’t close, tv couldn’t be controlled with remote. The actually bathroom was clean and not bad. The worst of it was neighboring rooms noise. All night there was banging and loud noises… I timed a noise that happened every 63 seconds, like pipes banging in the wall. Anyway I would never stay at this dump again.

The door to the bathroom has a large hole in it, the door to the room sticks (we had to call the front desk twice because we couldn’t get in), there is a large stain on the carpet, and there was a dead fly on the bathroom floor when we first came in. The front dest staff is nice but only after my 3^rd call did they offer to change our room. Tip: stay somewhere else.

I tried to make a reservation with these people through Priceline. Shortly after I got an email that the hotel was overbooked. Priceline tried their best to find me an alternative but ultimately I decided on something else entirely.. .but lo and behold, the QUALITY INN POINT PLEASANT charged my credit card anyway. Priceline sent them my reservation request. They were the ones who went back and said they had no rooms. AND YET they charged me anyway! And now the guy (who always pretends he either can’t speak english or is not the manager) is refusing to give me a refund! These people are thieves! Do not stay here!

I did not stay here but some of our friends did for the night and they said it was pretty bad. First off, this place just looks like a Motel 6. There’s a sad patio and pool and all the hotel rooms open out to the outside. Additionally, the rooms are SMALLER than ones I’ve seen in Manhattan (where, yes, real estate is definitely more expensive). I’ve heard the rate varies from 100 to 300+ per night so if you’re dead set on staying here, be sure you’re getting the cheapest rate and only expecting to sleep here because it is far from a quality experience.

POOR CUSTOMER SERVICE AND UNETHICAL BUSINESS PRACTICES
I booked a reservation for one night’s stay on 5÷26÷11 with this hotel through
. On the day of the reservation, an issue came up hindering me from being able to come. At 1:15pm on ⁵⁄₂₆ I called Quality inn to ask if I would be able to cancel. The concierge tried but ultimately said she was unable to because the booking had been made through priceline. Reluctantly I decided that I would sort out the issue and go stay at the hotel because I’d have to pay for it anyway. However, at 6:30pm, I called the hotel back to ask another question regarding my reservation. The concierge, a different one this time, told me that my reservation had been canceled. I figured that the woman I spoke to earlier had been able to cancel it after all, so I did not come to the hotel that evening. I checked my bank account the following morning, and I had been charged full price for a no-​show. I called the hotel to sort this out and was told that «the reservation could not be canceled because you may only cancel prior to 72 hours before the stay.» I told the gentleman that I was not told that on the phone by their staff, I was told that my reservation had been canceled. He offered no resolution or sympathy, only continued to repeat that same sentence. I complained of their poor customer service and told them I would report them to corporate and the better business bureau. He replied «go ahead,» and hung up on me.
These people are crooks. Not only was the entire situation completely unethical, but there was absolutely no attempt to resolve the matter. As long as they had their measly 80 bucks, they were done with me. Hope that’s enough money to buy them souls.

This place was very expensive and pretty lousy in general. There’s a ghetto pool that’s about 5 feet from Route 88. The towels there are very cheap and don’t dry. Plus you still have to drive to the Boardwalk as it’s a solid 1.5 miles from the hotel. Unless you’ll be really sweaty by the time you get there.
Too many other hotels on the strip that are more convenient and probably the same price.