HPCI is not right on the interstate as many travelers seem to like nowadays... it's on the wrong side of HighPoint Mtn for that. The rooms are furnished in what I'd call garage sale bargains. The beds were comfortable (not garage sale stuff), but the pillows were the hardest I've ever slept on (the place need a woman's touch in the decor). The rooms were clean and fairly roomy. HPCI is relatively inexpensive if you're looking for accomodations around the Milford (PA), Pt Jervis (NY), Matamoras area and it is literally at the doorstep of High Point State park (it's back yard borders the park). The view from the hotel is NOT I-84, but rather a 50 mile view into NJ's rolling hills. If you want to be near the Walmart, MacDonald's, and Burger Kings.. stay elsewhere. We liked staying away from the hustle-bustle of the Interstate and town and enjoyed being so close to the mountain (you're on it!) and the small burg of Colesville (try Elias Cole's for breakfast... before 10:30) As another reviewer said, HPCI is a gem in the rough... It wouldn't take much to make this place stand out. The question is really whether the owner, with only 12 units, is willing to invest more in his place... as of now he's building stables and such on the back 70 acres of the property in hopes of attracting weekend riders to the mountain trails in the NJ Skylands park. For the $$, I'd stay here again.

Driving through the area, we needed a place to stop for the night. We noticed the property as we drove by, and when the place was recommended by a waitress in town, we decided to book a room. It served its purpose. The surroundings are beautiful. The room was outdated. The coffee creamer was bad, which seems trivial but it left me with a bad impression as we drove on the next morning.

My recent stay at this establishment was excellent. The room was very clean and comfortable. And the staff was courteous, very helpful and a joy to talk to. They really made me feel at home!!!!!

Tried to make a reservation using their email. No reply. Called and played phone tag several times. Made reservation and we were told she did not have time to answer email. Called later to add a day to the reservation. Played phone tag several times. Talked to individual and made change to reservation. We showed up after a 12 hour drive to be told there was no reservation and no room made up. This is a small motel in a rural area. The woman wasn't too coherent and finally her husband came. There was an infant in what was supposed to be the motel lobby. Obviously they were using this as part of their lving area. There was a picnic table on the patio which was to be used for registration. She was smoking and put the cigarette down in front of me. The husband cleaned and made up the room. The furniture was flea market finds with lots of furniture stuck here and there. We stayed one night and left for the Comfort Inn in Port Jervis for $2.00 less per night. Nice, quiet location - has wonderful potential.