Village Inn

The location is great it's right next to a pub and delicious orchard but the room was gross the paint on the bathroom ceiling was falling off the bathroom stunk of sulfur no jacuzzi tub, very unsafe the front doors aren't even sealed correctly the closet door was ripped off the hing comforter had holes in it the couch was dirty extension cords for the AC units were outside which is very unsafe the pool was not in service, the ice maker was out of order and you had to pay for the drinks in the office and there was supposed to be a mini bar, the hair dryer didn't work, the telephone was in a nightstand and the staff were very odd individuals and also 2 years ago someone was murdered there. And the refrigerator was frozen over. DO NOT RECOMMEND

Let me just begin with we weren’t able to turn on the water without wanting to regurgitate! The shower was the worse. It smelled the soured fish water. We had to use bottled water to brush our teeth and wash our face. We didn’t realize it until after we’d showered but the smell stayed on our skin for the entire day just to wash it off and add a new coat of stench that stays on your body all day. No housekeeping. The comforter was what looked to be a curtain! The refrigerator barely worked. It was not a pleasant experience at all.

Absolutely not. As a lone female, I did not feel safe here and left without spending one night. Shadey people hanging around the property. Room looked and smelled like it hadn't been cleaned in months with stains covering pretty much every single surface. No hot water. I can usually sleep pretty rough, but not here. I unfortunately didn't read the reviews before booking. Stay away!

Worth every penny! Had a great night stay as I was passing through. Would definitely recommend.

My recent stay at The Village Inn in Colts Neck, following a fantastic concert at PNC Bank Arts Center, turned out to be a surprisingly pleasant experience.||||The room, while not lavish, boasted unexpected perks. The spaciousness caught me off guard – it wasn't your typical cramped motel space. The sofa was a pleasant surprise, providing a cozy spot to unwind after the night's festivities. It's those little touches that make a stay memorable.||||Speaking of comfort, the beds lived up to the promise of a good night's sleep. The simplicity of the room was its charm, and everything was neatly arranged. The convenience of having a decent-sized room made it feel less like a pit stop and more like a comfortable retreat.||||Another standout feature was the parking situation. Convenience is key,