Ambridge Inn

Very peaceful, clean. Workets here are very kind and courteous.

Very quiet and peaceful. A few more washcloths and towels would be nice.

Nice hotel - close to everything we needed. The restaurant on site serves an amazing breakfast!

The Ambridge Inn overbooked the hotel and canceled my reservation with no notice. When I arrived at midnight, I was informed that they had no rooms available, despite my reservation. A Taylor Swift concert was in town that day and it looked like they just rented the room to someone else at an inflated price.

Neighborhood seems grey, old and passed over for development but not necessarily bad. All in all, the lodge/hotel and staff are nice and pleasant.

This your basic economy hotel. No frills but clean and comfortable. I got a good night’s sleep, and a nice hot shower in the morning. Next time I’m in the area I will stay there again.

Great experience. Would definitely stay here again if I’m in the area.

I stayed here on a weekend because all the other hotels closer to downtown were booked, and the reviews looked good. I was very happy with my stay. The room was no nonsense, clean and functional, if a but I was only there to sleep and get back on the road anyhow. The staff were knowledgeable and courteous. The restaurant was busy, so I got takeout wings at Talerico's Bar and Grill. Great wings! And the locals were super friendly. Woke up the following day and got a great coffee at the Old Crow Coffeehouse in downtown Ambridge, where I stumbled on the fabulously preserved Old Economy village, which was built in the early 1800s. Would definitely come back through! Keep in mind that this is a working factory town, recovering from the usual rust belt issues. So as long as you're not afraid of cool looking industrial equipment and a little tarnish on the beautiful turn of the century and earlier architecture, you'll have a good stay here.

The room was very sparsely furnished but adequate for 1 night. The staff was excellent! It was clean.

This motel in located in an industrial area in north Ambridge. My understanding is that ownership and management changed hands in spring 2023; apparently it once exclusively served railroad personnel but now is open to the general public. Over a two-night stay I had no complaint about the cleanliness or condition of the facilities. Conspicuously absent was a desk attendant most of the time. A phone number was posted for guests to request help. While I was there it seemed only a tiny handful of guests were present. It was a little eerie.