Knights Inn Atlantic City, Atlantic City

The hotel had a great location close to the boardwalk and was perfect for the seafood festival and AC triathlon. The room smelled strongly of cigarettes, which was very unpleasant. The service was lacking, with difficulties finding my reservation. The dining options were limited and not very satisfying. However, the location was the only positive aspect of this hotel.

My stay at the hotel had its ups and downs. Despite encountering some cleanliness issues in the rooms and facing unprofessional service, the location was decent and convenient for exploring the city. The dining options were subpar, but the facilities were satisfactory. Overall, the value for money was questionable as some basic amenities were missing.

The hotel offers a convenient location, not far from the boardwalk but not too close to the major city attractions. The rooms were spacious and clean, but lacked a refrigerator and had some cleanliness issues. The services provided were below average with unorganized and unfriendly staff. The dining experience was subpar with limited and unappetizing options. Despite some drawbacks, the hotel's proximity to tourist attractions and a half-mile distance from the boardwalk are positive highlights.

The hotel had some noteworthy flaws, like rooms with a sewer-like smell and issues with the key not working properly, but the cool bathroom was a small positive in an otherwise dirty and disappointing room. The service was a mix of nice and unprofessional, with a friendly and accommodating Front desk staff but also encounters with rude behavior. The location was not ideal, with cleanliness and facility maintenance concerns, like having to turn the shower on with a wrench and a balcony that seemed unsafe. The dining experience was unpleasant, offering only basic options and with a late breakfast time. The facilities were lacking, and the overall experience was not worth the price paid.

The hotel was conveniently located, making it easy to get around and find the hotel after exploring the city. The staff was friendly and helpful, although there were some unprofessional and rude encounters. The dining options were limited to a late breakfast start time, which could be inconvenient for early risers. The location was a positive point, despite issues with cleanliness and comfort in the rooms.

The hotel was conveniently located across the street from my destination, the Atlantic City 70.3 Ironman triathlon. Despite the easy access and proximity to key areas, the overall experience was marred by rooms with strong cigarette and moldy odors. The service, albeit friendly, fell short in addressing the maintenance issues reported by guests.

The hotel had some issues that need attention, like a musty smell in the rooms and a lack of proper amenities. However, the location was convenient, despite some maintenance problems. The dining experience was mixed, and the facilities were lacking in some aspects.

I expected so much more from this place! The rooms smelled horrible and were scorching hot. There were no towels for a shower, and it was a challenge to even get water. The bath tubs were clogged, forcing me to stand outside the tub to wash myself. Paying $193 for this experience was a tough pill to swallow, especially on a Saturday.

My stay at the hotel was a total nightmare. The room looked like something out of the '90s with old and gross blankets, stained chairs, and walls full of holes stuffed with paper towels. The whole place reeked of marijuana and I even heard other guests complaining about blood in their bathroom and mold on the walls. It was the worst hotel experience I've ever had, and I strongly advise against staying there.

My stay at this hotel had its ups and downs. The location was convenient, being close to the town center and right across the street from my destination, the Atlantic City 70.3 Ironman triathlon, but the cleanliness and maintenance of the rooms left much to be desired. The staff had its good and bad moments, with some being friendly and helpful while others were unprofessional. The dining options were limited and not available early enough for most guests. Despite these drawbacks, the facilities offered were decent, although the price paid did not fully match the overall experience.