Perfect for families, groups or couples who enjoy luxury and independence while travelling. Enjoy the space and privacy of these fully-furnished, self-standing mansions — travellers can cook, lounge and explore at their leisure. Note that in Bali, a resort will also be called a villa.
Scottish Inns is a very well kept motel with some hotel touches such as coffee machine, microwave and good sized fridge. It was extremely accessible, convenient to everywhere - central Milford, the highway, the commercial zone and in particular to the Village Diner. The diner is literally right next door and has great food, American and Greek.
Scottish Inns also had the dark curtains to enable folks to sleep I, which we very much needed to after a long drive.
All in all, our stay at Scottish Inns was excellent.
Best budget motel I've ever stayed in, an old-timey winner. Although the room was kind of small, it was very clean, with nice seating, bedding and carpeting, great lighting, a TV that actually works, a fridge, sparkling bathroom fixtures, convenient parking. Also, a mention about the vast lawn out front, with rustic wood carvings (a bear, eagles); and pretty much out of range of Route 6 traffic noise. The operator knows what people want. All this, and a short drive east to the classic shiny "Village Diner".
It is close off the highway, and halfway to our destination. Plus, there is the Village Diner right next door. And a nice seating area in tthe backyard.
Motel in the middle of beautiful nowhere. AC on the old side, but still effective enough to cool down the room during a very hot summer. Very clean bathroom, comfy beds. We drove a couple of minutes down the road to the camping site of Milford to take an evening swim in the Delaware river, which was excellent fun. The best feature was located down the parking lot, the next door "Village Diner", an authentic 1950s diner straight out of a Hollywood film, with an excellent range of food on offer.
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Family with young children
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