Penn Lodge Hotel & Suites

The rooms were styled with modern appeal, A sight to make the eye unseal. The shower stood, a sleek design, With rainfall head and standard spine. Two streams to choose, a dual delight, The water hit with perfect might. The pressure held, exactly as planned, A modern touch in a dusty land. Yet just a stone's throw, a short ride away, To Sesame Place where the characters play. Perfect for kids, a cheerful sight, Before the thin walls kept us up all night.

The floors were dusty, the shower hairs sprang, In building three-hundred, thin walls sang. A whisper heard, a thump, a fall, From both sides of the room, echoing the hall. I shifted rooms, one unit over, Hoping for peace, a quiet clover. But my old room filled with new guests' talk, No retreat found, no time to walk. Then came the beat at one forty-five, A rhythmic clash that kept me alive— Metal on wood, a climactic song, The ASMR sounds I wished were gone. I sought a rest, a quiet night, Instead, ASMR in the dead of night. For my son and I, the walls gave way, To midnight wrestling and lovers at play.

Location and proximity to activities.

At check in some random person popped up on a screen and wanted all your info. The floors were filthy! There was a huge gap in flooring between the sleeping area and bathroom. The “updates” were not well done. The outside steps to enter the second floor were in terrible condition. People yelling, swearing and going up and down the stairs all night.

Nice

The shower leaked all thru the vent

TV options and size of tv very good.

No ice in machine

The Hotel and Suites is a bit misguiding for me this is more a motel/ hostel kind of vibe. The rooms are nice, but the front desk is virtual and makes it seem sketchy.

I guess I was just misled by the description and expected things to be a bit more of quality of facilities. The rooms were nice. It was just really wierd because there was a computer and there was someone on the screen. It wasnt personable