Four Seasons Motel

I stayed here on a motorcycle tour through the Amish country. I wanted to find an older roadside motel to stay in and park my bike in front of the room, luckily, I found Four Seasons. The grounds are very well kept, price was right, room was very clean, check-in was super friendly, and I slept like a baby. The place is quiet, and well located for touring the area. There is even a restaurant right next door. The decor is probably the original, but the bed was comfortable and clean. I'm very picky about the places I stay at and would defiantly stay again.

Came here for the vintage road trip experience and it did not disappoint! Manager was quirky, accommodating, and friendly. Comfortable and clean room at a great price. As with most motels, check in hours are somewhat restricted but worth the effort. Would love to stay again!

Clean bedding and room. The gentleman who owns this establishment is an Army Vet and I received a Veteran's discount. There is a mini fridge and microwave in the room. I loved the decor, my style. What I could recommend is a coffee pot in the room or on site. There was no clock, I didn't ask for one because I didn't need it. I did get a WiFi signal though not full bars. I will be going back. Perfect for my needs and the rate is great!

Clean and very affordable accommodations, comfy bed, retro decor (mix/match of 60’s & 70’s), and personable owners who live in on-site apartment make this motel five star for us! Don’t let the older, outside look of the property deter you. This is our 3rd or 4th stay…it’s in-between our daughters’ towns so perfect location for when we visit. On top of all that, the Quentin Post Office is located inside the motel lobby (talk about throw back to earlier times)! To me, there are no drawbacks as long as you’re prepared…be sure to bring your own soap, shampoo, hairdryer and Kleenex. Ice is available upon request but not easily accessible, and there are limited outlets in the rooms. There is a mini fridge and microwave but no coffee maker. Personally, these things aren’t important to me since

I was flying solo and paying out of pocket to attend a conference at Lebanon Valley College. This was a good choice as the room cost $60 (less than half the price of other options) and it offered the non-negotiable basics: a clean place to stay with a comfortable bed, free WiFi, A/C, a mini fridge (but no coffee maker), and a clean bathroom. Check-in was fast and friendly (the motel office doubles as the Quentin post office!) and it was nice to park right outside the door to my room. The other guests seemed perfectly respectable and at night things were nice and quiet. My room came with two full beds, two easy chairs, and a desk/dresser unit. The decor could be considered "homey" (there was a mural scene of a farm and field hand-painted on the wall) or "dated" (check out the groovy bathroo