Bonito Motel

We stayed in a suite with a pool view. The first room we checked into had a horrible smell and about 10 flies flying around. They switched us to the adjacent room, which was a slight improvement. However, the sink was clogged (we didn’t need to cook, so we used the bathroom sink for water). Under the sink was horrible black mold, and the ceiling above the shower was falling apart. The room key was reused cardboard and not plastic, which lacked the ability to disinfect it. There was a baby back rib bone lying outside of our doorway, along with cigarette butts. The “pool view” we received was that the pool was 4 feet from our door, so it is noisy when people are in the pool. I know that it is a motel, listed as a 1 Star accommodation so I shouldn’t have expected much. However, after paying o

The room was updated and in fact the only complaint I have about the room is there was no dresser. There were two closets in the family suite with bars to hang clothes, but no hangers. The room was clean . As a matter of fact the housekeepers and maintenance staff seemed to be very hard workers...and busy all day long. The two pools were clean. I would actually rate this motel at least one star higher if the office front desk men were remotely nice with ANY customer service or people skills. I kid you not...these guys DO NOT know how to speak to people. ALSO...PLEASE NOTE... I booked in January...noted I NEEDED a first floor...called two weeks prior to confirm and was put on the 2nd floor when we arrived with an option to move to the first floor the next day! They also deactivated ou

We chose this motel because it was super close to the best part of the Wildwood Boardwalk, had a decent pool, allowed us to bring our cat (extra $20/night), and we were able to get a two-room suite with a mini-kitchen for a pretty good price. The clientele was pretty typical for the Jersey Shore, lots of smokers unfortunately and room entrances are from the outside, so there was no way to avoid them. Considering that it's an older property with lots of smokers and pets everywhere, I guess the odor wasn't too terrible -- air freshener helped. Everything was pretty old, but in working order. The light in the bathroom was extremely loud but we just tried not to turn it on very often. There was no shampoo or conditioner in the shower, and the shower itself wasn't great, but ultimately, it

I would give this place a negative star if I could. The hotels were seriously outdated, our bathroom door would not shut unless you slammed it, the bathroom had no exhaust fan to take the shower steam away so the floor had a dampness on it when you got out of the shower. There were ants on the counter top by the sink. The floor was sticky and the first night I walked around the room without socks and my feet were black, like the floor hadn't been clean. There was no housekeeping, we had to keep going to the front desk in the other hotel to ask for towels, toilet paper, and trash bags. The door frame was coming off the wall about two to three inches. I wouldn't let my worst enemy stay here. It isn't worth the money. My family will not be coming back. The only positive thing I can say about

We had reserved this place in-advance for 3 nights. We had proof of reservation too. We got down there during the blackout. A transformer blew up, and Wildwood was without power for two days, and we got there on day 1 of it. Even though we had proof of reservation, the staff refused to let us in a room, and refused to do anything at all to help. The people working their front desk were unprofessional, rude, and not accomodating at all. We asked them to call a manager or the owner and they refused. The owner should be ashamed of themselves for not being accessible, or physically there for their business, during a crisis situation. They left careless, unqualified staff in charge of the place. The motel was over- run with loud, drunk and high people throwing fireworks around, those are the "