The Inn At Swarthmore

It is in the perfect location for a college visit. It is about a 12 minute uphill walk to the Swarthmore admission hall. The hotel staff members we met were all very pleasant and helpful. The beds were comfortable. It had a small but well-equipped gym.

The rooms are smaller than expected and the decor is looking a bit tired. The WiFi service is terrible in the rooms. It was difficult to join a virtual call. Also, the TVs did not have the ability to connect to streaming services. This hotel is over $350 a night so I hope that the technology could be updated in the rooms.

Very cute and clean.

The beds are a little too firm.

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Rooms were fine/nice, though you need a tutorial on where switches are on all lamps. You really need a couple notes near them pointing out w 2-3 words. Had to call front desk at 1A which was annoying for us all.

Your policy on EV charging is clearly uninformed and plain wrong, and does nothing to assist your guests. It's also clear nobody in mngmt at Inn @ S, drives one or has been subject to their Inn's policies. We arrived at 11:30P. The front desk woman was great and persevered, but it was her 1st ever experience with the chargers (and no other staff after that had ever been properly trained either). As is clearly the exception, my wife and I drove almost 300 miles to come, and were in desperate need of a full overnight, 8-hour charge. "Only 4 (in any 24 hours)" which is your terribly uninformed policy, is completely inadequate and required me to spend additional hours finding in-town chargers, but not a quick one until Baltimore Pike, which required about 4 full hours from my very busy day, having to locate the charger (which "is a thing" for us EV drivers), then commuting to and from it after finding a willing friend to drive my wife and I. And bc we arrived so late, when I went to charge the next day, since I already had had a 4-hour change, I couldn't re-plug in, till after midnight the next day, and so it went. It was horribly dysfunctional and affected our return trip too, as we had to stop on NJ Turnpike to get on a fast changer, and wasted at least 3 more hours throughout that process.