Red Carpet Inn

There’s a bed, a bathroom and four walls. Nice TV with a lot of channels. And it’s cheap. It will certainly suffice for a night or two if you had to.
Here’s the but– it’s gross. When I went to pull the comforter down, the underside was covered in cigarette burns and more than one yellowish stain. Ew. But whatever, you are never supposed to sleep under those comforters anyway. That left only a thin sheet on the bed, with no other blankets in sight. I had to cover myself with a towel during the night because it was so cold!

So, Im on par w/​Patrick M here, this place gave me the willies when I booked it online. I also booked from a .com hotel hunter, this place being the cheapest at 31.00 pre tax a night. My wife had to do a work training in Vineland, and this was the most affordable option available. Took a gamble, booked the room and sent my wife. (painful, serious, those reviews were like sending her to the Gulag) She arrived and the room was just fine, super quiet and a straight shot to Vineland, also close to the impressively nice downtown Hammonton. I went down yesterday to surprise her, and spent the night, comfy bed, LCD TV w. Cable, heater worked like a champ, hot shower, but again, the ruiner, no coffee pot! Regardless, if you have to be in Hammonton, its better than the .com reviewers, no issues at all, plus solid coffee/​breakfast options in downtown, like 1 mile away.

Booked a trip to NJ to visit family in the area. Being cheap, flew Southwest, booked a car through Thrifty and then wanted a place to get away in case they drove me nuts.
Through one of the plethora of travel sites (rhymes with booking dot com) found this place.
Prior reviews, not so good. Location, not so good. Unilocal.Ugh.
Okay, so why did I stay there?
Thirty bucks a night. The next one up was at least fifty. If push comes to shove, impose on the relatives. Heck, I slept on the floor in SeaTac. How bad could it be?
Well, the connecting flight was delayed (weather related with 6+ hours hanging in DIA) and I didn’t get to PHL until 3AM. Wound up in room 110 in November — Friday the 13^th.
Good: Heater worked. Blankets were fine. Parked right in front of the room. Didn’t have to wait long to sign in and crash. It was quiet. There’s a full sized LCD TV.
Bad: No coffee in the morning in the room.
Yes, $ 30 a night and the worst thing was there was no coffee in the room. Okay, NJ water sucks but what do you expect — buy bottled.
For the price (Grand Cypress in FLA, Montbleu in Tahoe, Extended Stays and cheap motels) this is definately *WELL* worth the money.
Seriously. $ 30 a night. It’s quiet you don’t get bothered, the beds are comfy and the TV works.
But no coffee.
Room 110: Non-​smoking, not one of the jacuzzi rooms. Two rooms away from the office.