Americas Best Value Inn Carlisle

Room was huge! Great price! Very quiet and the staff is absolutely wonderful! Would definitely recommend staying here.

Needs to be demolished mold in room, people living in the hotel, no breakfast, unsafe feeling. Behind a condemned old hotel.

Don’t stay here. This is the type of motel you stay at before your family find you hanging from the shower with an extension cord.

The price is close to others in the area. The bed was uncomfy. Extremely thin sheets. Shower was okay. Tv is small. The outside is an abandoned banquet hall boarded up with broken windows and grafitti. Staff was pleasant. Check in and checkout was a breeze.

The hotel itself is a bit rundown looking when you see it. The room was aok. Clean and nice. The place overall needs a facelift.

Adequate for price. Stayed one night. I did not use the TV or shower, just slept. Major complaint: Hard to find motel, even with GPS. Coming down Route 11, "Harrisburg Pike", from Interstate 81 I failed to identify their driveway with too-small sign for the motel. The motel is set 500 feet back from the highway, perhaps more. From I-81, you need to make left turn against traffic to enter a poorly marked driveway. First time I missed driveway, GPS led me around past a derelict building next door. Nearby are defunct businesses , not lit, apparently vacant. "Harrisburg Pike" is poorly lit and has a steady stream of semi-trucks going both directions. The floor was hard surfaced faux linoleum but clean. My room was very large. Furniture was shopworn but entirely adequate for the price. The wheeled desk chair was good on the linoleum. Minor complaint: My window opening to front parking lot was actually unlocked the whole time. I only noticed the next morning when packing up. I would not want to be staying there without access to a car. Harrisburg Turnpike is dark, full of semi-trucks, no sidewalk, hostile to pedestrians. The area did not seem unsafe or "ghetto," just old worn down ***** development. The abandoned structure (dead motel awaiting teardown?) next door seemed erie and ominous to me, a grown man. I wondered if it had squatters inside. You get what you pay for.