Endless Mountains hotel guide. Red Roof Inn hotel in Endless Mountains, Pennsylvania

"We stayed for 2 nights with a pet dog. The room was clean. The hallway we were located in was quiet. The hotel is close to market streets with lots of restaurant options. Overall a very nice hotel and location to Corning glass museum."

"Bed too soft. Room had odor. Elevator slow."

"Perfect "

"The staff at the front desk were wonderful, very helpful and polite. The rooms were very clean. The location is great. They do offer a continental breakfast, and the Wi-Fi works well. I would recommend."

"Checking in was not a good experience. Desk attendant was a little rude when we tried to check in 15 minutes before 4 pm. The exterior of the property is very run down. Our room was between two rooms that obviously have residents who live there full time. When we got to our room it was spacious and clean. We did sleep well and the price was very reasonable. It gives credence to the old adage, "You get what you pay for." I probably would not stay there again. It served it's purpose for a one night's stay."

"Never will stay here again this was the worse place ever "

"The hotel is dismal, unsafe, dirty. There is no lobby- codes for doors are only provided when you call, which they want you to do 24 hours in advance (information they give you after booking) instead of being provided the door codes immediately upon finalising reservation. The passwords, according to someone who seemed to have lived there, also change without warning. We observed two other couples who were trying to reach customer service and stranded out of their rooms. The text message we received did not include a password to open the main entrance door, we only got in thanks to luck from a stranger who let us in. The rooms smell of cigarettes, the towels and sheets are dirty, and while the customer service on the phone was eventually picked up and polite-ish, it was rushed. They refused to give me the codes for the doors on the phone, saying it will be texted in 5 minutes. The codes came 20 minutes later, and missing the crucial code for building entry. The rooms (we reserved 3): the rooms often miss light bulbs. The curtains do not close all the way and are see-through, leaving you exposed to street level and vulnerable especially for women. Facilities were working, heat worked, etc. but sheets and towels had noticeable stains. Lighting is horrible. Wallpaper is peeling off of the walls. Whoever owns this establishment should be ashamed for not taking better care of it not only for customers but for the dignity of the people who are living there. Would not recommend."

"Staff was very nice and helpful. Good location"

"Nice and comfortable stay"