Passport Inn

No problems room super clean and huge I will stay again. plenty of parking easy access to highway.Beds were very comfortable.staff was very helpful and pleasant. good value and great price.close to all the major area attractions. had free WiFi and movies

This motel is on a main drag and our first thought/fear was that we would hear trucks rolling past at all hours. We were Wrong! Our big room was quiet, comfortable, and clean. Staff was helpful, friendly. And the location is perfect for seeing the Lancaster Co area. This accessible room had "disabled parking" just outside the door. Heater worked well. No hidden costs. My husband and I were both pleased and would recommend this Rodeway to others. We will certainly stay there again.

My wife and myself are budget hotel travelers as we would rather spend money on other aspects of our trips. We usually hit it right with many of the budget hotels we visit. This Rodeway Inn however ranks at the bottom end of these types of Accommodations. The property is clean,room is spacious and comfortable and that is where it ends. The shower took about 8 minutes to get hot, no breakfast of any type available, hotel has constant cigarette smoke permeating the air even in our room, WiFi was nonexistent. Staff was pleasant. This was a free stay as our choice hotel points are due to expire. Probably will not visit again

I will give here more credit than others will after our stay. We were looking for a simple 'place to sleep with our dog' in the area. The rooms are overpriced in much of the area due to it being a tourist destination. This place was affordable and was only $10 for our dog to join. It is a newer property. The owner and family members who run are very nice. The room was a handicap king on the first floor. It was much cleaner than usual for this price range. I would know, as our dog finds everything. The bed and pillows are bad, and the furniture is clearly used from a previous hotel, but for than half off other pet friendly hotels in the area, and given a great location, it is fine if you just need to be near the area to sleep. The wifi worked well, and the tv had plenty of stations. The coffee in the morning was surpsingly good, and the access to the grass area outside (albeit needing to be cleaned of cigarettes ), was convenient and easy. Look over some negatives and realize you are staying at a Rodeway, not Marriott, and you should be alright with staying here as well.

Stayed Wednesday, 12/28 to Friday 12/30. We booked through TripAdvisor late on Tuesday night, and were billed exactly as TA said (there were no unexpected fees or charges). We arrived about 1:40 pm Wednesday -- to be greeted by a fine young college man (check-in is scheduled for 3 pm). We left Friday morning after our planned two nights. Because of my wife's condition, we now have a handicap placard and asked for the Inn's one handicapped room (which had a king-size bed in a non-smoking room). There are two van-accessible handicapped parking spots, and the first one is about ten feet from the special handicapped entrance to the side-lobby check-in window. This spot is also right outside the handicapped room's window (Room 101), so the walk is extremely short (all room doors are on the interior hallway). Room 101 is of a very good size, easily wheel-chair accessible (especially the huge bathroom). This room has a fire alarm and a sprinkler. The king-size bed has a very firm mattress (this IS the handicapped room), and since the room doesn't have a table (the handicapped room) but only a desk, we used the bed to play "Settlers of Catan" (larger two-person board games could be played on it as well). Now, Rodeway Inns are older facilities, which in this case means right on busy US-30 yet the room was very quiet because of really solid construction.The heater/AC is a massive unit under the window, which was able to thoroughly heat the room (on December 29th) in only minutes on the Low-Heat setting. There's a nice desk barely wide enough for Two laptops (two solid chairs are in the room) -- and, yes, wifi is installed (ask at the desk). The mirror is a very large and nice one. There was a microwave sitting on top of the mini-fridge -- both were in very good condition. There are 12 electrical outlets, plus one in the base of the desk-lamp (all 3-prong) -- 8 are in use, leaving 1 free on each side of the bed, 2 free near the room's door, and 1 free on the desk-lamp's base. You have HBO (but no DVD player). But the best part of this Inn was the staff. They were really, really responsive! The Inn was receiving maintenance on all lights while we were there. TIPS: --- Amish Country is closed on Sundays, but (in season) the not-too-distant PA Renaissance Faire is open. Buy tickets on-line in advance to avoid the lines. --- the US-30 Diner, about 3 miles south on US-30 in Ronks --- an outstanding budget choice, but busy! --- the National Christmas Center, less than 2 miles north on US-30 --- the Strasburg Rail Road, just east of Strasburg on PA-741 (a real train) --- the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania (just across PA-741 from the Strasburg Rail Road)

It never fails to amuse me when people write reviews as though they were expecting Grand Marquis accommodations at a Rodeway price. It's a Rodeway, people. And it's a perfectly adequate hotel. Sure, the bed wasn't a luxury brand new model...but it was just fine to sleep on. Sure, the bathrooms are a little dated...I don't want to pay for a newly remodeled bathroom. I just want to sleep somewhere really close to the things I want to see. Sure, there's no breakfast, which is just fine because I want to eat breakfast at that local place that everyone's raving about. And since I'm not addicted to caffeine, I could care less about the coffee situation. We arrived around 11 pm and the night guy was courteous, professional and competent. Precisely what I'm looking for at 11 pm when I just want to sleep. Also, the room was gigantic!

Hotel is quiet. Room was clean. No breakfast but do get coffee. Cheap place to lay your down. No frills but all Rodeways offer the same. Gentleman at front desk was very nice and polite . He even helped us carry out bags to our room.

Ah what can I say about this "inn" I guess I shall start with the good first. Location, and room size. Location was good we were not to far from where we were going and to restaurants. We were here for a family reunion there was 7 of us in total my husband and I and our 5 children came up from Florida. I had seen they had a suite that slept 8. Not the case it slept 6. Two double beds and a pull out couch that was a single my children ages 19 18 17 15 13 are not small so only two could sleep on the bed one on the pull out and one on the floor luckily I had brought sleeping bags and extra pillows. They only gave us three towels mind you there was 7 of us. They did come and make the beds take out the trash and bring us clean towels everyday we stayed for 3 days. On line we had originally planned on only two days which came out to a little under $200. But we decided to drive straight thru I called and asked about getting the room Wednesday night also they said yes it would be 59.99 so I figured about 265. Nope 299. I asked her and she said well you have 3 days but at that time (we got in at 430 in the morning) I was tired and I just wanted to sleep for a little while so we could go see things and not waste the whole day sleeping. So I didn't feel like arguing with her. So wake up about 630 and there was coffee and little cups yay. I needed that. Day two no coffee or cups I had to look to find the grounds and made it my self after still no cups I went to the gas station to get my husband and I a cup. Day 3 no coffee no cups it was fantastic. Paid 300. For 3 towels a day no coffee or breakfast snack cakes or anything it was really sad. I don't think I will ever stay there again.

We were looking for a place to stay that wouldn't take away the money we had aside for fun. When we checked in there was a very nice gentleman that assisted us with all our directions and even local places to eat on a budget. I would definitely recommend this hotel to a family on a budget but with some expectations.

Made a reservation on ChoiceHotels.com. When we got to the hotel at 10pm there were no rooms available. The hotel blames the corporate website. The website blames the hotel. I don't know who is at fault but the Lancaster area was nearly 100% booked for the Columbus Day weekend and it was very hard finding a room. Choice Hotels wanted us to pay $70 more a night for a hotel 20 miles away. They would not even honor the price we had booked a room for. They found us a room for the first night closer and we had to call around and find a room for the second night. Spent half my weekend either on the phone or moving from one hotel to another. Choice Hotels would not answer their customer complaint number on Saturday morning. Finally got somebody today and they want the hotel to pay us for the mistake. I told the lady that the website messed up and she said the hotels blame us all the time!!! All I know is my weekend that was supposed to be a relaxing ended up stressing me out. Choice Rewards better give me enough points for a free weekend in the future!