I grew up in Quakertown and regularly visit to see family. We decided to try this hotel after a poor experience with the Best Western across from the YumYums. The room was clean for the most part, but we didn't like that the rooms all opened to the outside of the building. It's great for privacy I'd imagine, but didn't leave us feeling very secure. The seal under our door wasn't very good either, so I wouldn't be surprised if pests are an issue in warmer months.

All of that aside, the real deal breaker for us was the house keeping staff. We didn't encounter them personally, but as they did their rounds on our side of the building they spewed some really foul language and were just generally unpleasant towards each other. My better half stayed there while I went to visit my parents one morning and described the encounter he overheard as a 'borderline domestic dispute'. He was worried that he might need to call the police; the confrontation was pretty heated. On top of that, we discovered used soap (not shampoo, but rather a bar of soap) in our shower and were suspicious that the sheets hadn't been changed prior to our stay.

I went for an overnight getaway, stayed in the whirpool king suite, beautiful room, very spacious. The General Manager Nicholas was very helpful and the staff was very kind and courteous. I would come back for another stay and recommend this hotel to others.

I have stayed here twice in the past month, and I must say, I am very happy with this hotel. When the Best Western in Quakertown discontinued their cable TV service and began hiring some of the rudest, most offensive desk clerks in the know universe, I decided to try a new place. (In fairness, there are still some truly wonderful employees at the BW, but some are appallingly nasty and apparently hate everyone.)
The external doors and seemingly high rates at this Comfort Inn made me shy away from here, but I was in for a wonderful surprise. The king bed rooms were listed at $107 a night for the AAA rate, but both times I was given a rate of $89 just for asking! I was also upgraded to a COLOSSAL king suite both times for no extra charge. The front desk clerk, whose name was Angel, did all this for me. She has an appropriate name. In over 10 years of travel, I have never met a friendlier, more accomodating, or more efficient front desk clerk in ANY hotel. Give this woman an award!
The room was huge with a hot tub, kitchenette, 2 TVs (one a big plasma model), an electric fireplace, and very clean accomodations. There were tons of TV channels, including HBO. The internet WiFi and cell signal were very strong. The bed was very comfortable and everything was clean and new. No bugs, hairs, or stains anywhere, although I did find a spider the size of a small imported car in the bathroom once. Luckily, I happen to like spiders, so Mrs. Wolf Spider was gently but firmly escorted from the room in a plastic cup and deposited in the nearest shrub:-) Great heat, AC, water pressure, and hot water. The breakfast was very good for a free continental. Even the coffee was excellent! The room faced the highway, but I could not hear any cars at all, and there were no kooks or oddballs wandering about. In spite of the external corridors, I felt VERY safe here.
Stay here. You will like it! Ask for Angel!

This is a simple but well maintained property located just off the toll road with remarkably helpful staff. The wireless in our room didn't work but it did in the lobby. It was a pretty good value. Maybe it's a great value for the east coast. But it was a motel room for $119 plus $25 for a pet plus a 24 hour cancellation policy.