Red Carpet Inn & Suites Carneys Point, NJ

These people are open armsnEverything I needed they took care of.nThey made sure that in my dire circumstances I was happy and felt at home.nThank you

I got but up in this room.... and I ordered 2 rooms and we were bit up. We came in very late and didn’t notice anything because it was extremely cold in the room. I turned the air down went to sleep woke up with bites all over me. I have a leg brace that I sat on the night stand it had at least 50 of these tiny bugs I have pics and videos be very careful

This is an old property in need of a lot of TLC. It is in an industrial area. Carpets are dirty and need to be replaced. The floor is uneven. There is not much lighting in the room. Furnishings are old, but functional. There is only one chair, so if two are in the room, one must sit on the bed. Bathroom and bed linens were clean. Bed was ok. Rooms need more electrical outlets to accommodate computers and cell phone chargers. There is a daily service charge for maid service, but nobody ever came to our room. They charge you $100 damage deposit on check- in. It is supposed to be credited back on check-out. We will see about that.

I always enjoy staying here when I'm working in NJ. Older motel but quiet and my room clean. Nice to see staff practicing Covid guidelines. Always friendly

On Friday, July 17th, my family and I stayed one night at the Red Carpet Inn & Suite at 632 S. Pennsville Auburn Rd. in Carneys Point, New Jersey before beginning our family vacation. Please note that this was our first time ever staying at a Red Carpet Inn and as today was our first day back home, this was the earliest we could inform you of our stay.nnDue to the conditions we encountered, I thought it would be appropriate to inform you that we were very unhappy with our stay at your establishment. As we pulled into the parking lot a little past 11:00 pm, we noticed that there was trash strewn outside throughout the parking lot, including a New Jersey license plate that was stuck in the fence. As we entered the door outside of building 300, there was a lot of broken glass outside the entrance way to the point where I had to inform my children to be careful as we were entering. This was not a very good first impression, and it gave us a sense that we were not in a safe neighborhood.nnUpon entering the building, there was a strong smell of cigarette smell that permeated throughout the hallway. We entered room 319, and as I shut the door, I noticed that the sliding lock had been broken off the door and when I tried the deadbolt, that also was broken. My wife attempted to turn on the light in between the two beds and noticed they also weren't working. Additionally, the top drawer of the dresser by television was broken. The headboard of our bed (closest to the window) and the picture above it appeared to have something brown sprayed on it, as if maybe someone opened soda or something that sprayed and dripped and was allowed to dry as is without ever being wiped off.nnWhen I entered the bathroom (prior to anyone else), I noticed the following things: toilet seat was peeling, a pubic hair on the toilet, toilet rocked when sat on, bathtub was cracked and appeared to be dirty, corners of the bathroom floor were dirty, and there was water all over the sink area's countertop.nnHere is a short list of some of the other things we noticed that were less serious:nBed was stiff and uncomfortablenPillows were flat and lumpy - and we only had two per bednPeeling wallpapernHoles in the wallpaper (as if something was once there and had now been removed)nCoffee maker in the bathroom was dustynno cream / sugar for the coffee makernContinental breakfast suspended due to COVID-19 - We understand this, but no alternative was offerednI'm embarrassed to admit that the only positive thing we found was that the beds did NOT have bed bugs. As we arrived late in the evening and knew that we'd only be staying the one day, we stayed in spite of the above things mentioned.