Highland Inn New Cumberland

Brother Lance

This was the most affordable local hotel / “motel” I could find and well worth the $54 for a cold ‘n lonelie soul to hang his hat while b/t apt homes & living out of a suitcase

Midas Rahl

The location is the best part, secluded and tucked away from main streets. The wiring in the property is old 120 and the fridge and power strip blew as well as the breaker on another day. However, even with these issues, management responded immediately for everything. Put in a brand new fridge and power strip in less than an hour. For the cheapest weekly rate in the area, I kept the room for the 2 months I needed because of their sincere service to keeping things running. Others over the years were way less quick to respond for much higher rates.

Paul Leoni

Obvious signs of bedbug infestation. I encourage all travelers to inspect rooms for bedbugs by pulling back linens and checking under mattress and in mattress seams as well as headboards. Urine stains and pubic hair found on box spring. None-smoking room had strong cigarette odor. Property manager did not offer other room. Property manager refused to issue full refund and only issued partial refund.

Kayda Cyn Newburey

The motel was great, it was clean and comfortable. The space was welcoming and the manager was very friendly. If I had to list one complaint it would be the heating element in the room, set on low it got cold in the room and turning it up at all made it very hot. Overall the room was adorable and I would recommend anyone visiting the area consider staying here.