Huntingdon Motor Inn

The people were nice and accommodating, but the rooms badly need updating. You can hear people in the next room really clearly. It was okay for one night, but I wouldn't want to spend a week vacation here.

The staff were very accommodating, and the rooms were well cared for, clean, and had comfortable, clean beds. I had a pleasant stay, much better than my time at the Comfort Inn. Having dining and takeout so close made things convenient. I think the inn would be full if the restaurant were open. Thanks again for a pleasant stay.

The owners were awesome, the room was good, and the bed was comfy, so I'm not sure why anyone would have anything negative to say about the place. Everything was grand, apart from someone slashing my tire overnight. The stay cost $100 and the tire cost $150. Thanks again, Huntingdon Inn!!

We stayed for two days, and the lack of first floor rooms was a big problem since we had handicap issues. Staff said those rooms were all taken by long-term guests, leaving only a second floor room. The first entrance we tried turned out to be a room full of equipment and furniture. Inside, there were cobwebs near the entrance and in the bathroom, with a spider there too. More webs and spiders were on the stair railing. Our balcony was nice, but the sliding glass door on the neighboring balcony had bug nests, and unused equipment was visible below. We found no continental breakfast, which was disappointing, though they did have coffee at the front desk. Staff were as helpful as they could be, but the hotel seems badly managed. You'd think they could keep one or two handicap accessible rooms on the first floor. The ice buckets in our room leaked, including the extra one I asked for, spilling water over the counter and soaking my family's wallet and papers. If they're happy renting to construction workers, that's fine, but I wouldn't recommend it to people on vacation looking for a decent room. I was only there for a short family visit, and won't stay again.