Motels near Pocono

[Phokaioglaukos]

What do you recommend? It's been a long time since I have been to Pocono....

[ccm911]

Chris, anywhere BUT Split Rock. That place has gone downhill fast. All the rest are about the same.

[Marty Kocse]

Chris, anywhere BUT Split Rock. That place has gone downhill fast. All the rest are about the same.

Hey Chris M.,
In the 10 years I've been doing DE, I don't remember ever seeing you drive at the track although I've heard it is true, you have been to a track or two at some point in your early days. So, can we get you out to a track event at any time in the near future driving something with 4 wheels?
Marty

[ccm911]

Marty, with my old classic, I would have to drop back to the Blue group, LOL!

[Phokaioglaukos]

No problem with blue uninstructed!

No about a GOOD motel to stay at?

[saucerman]

there has to be some place with a champagne glass tub and a heart-shaped bed...

[Phokaioglaukos]

Despite all the really helpful suggestions on this thread, I booked a room at The Village at Pocono with the 10% PCA discount. The Blakeslee Inn appears to be fully booked.

[George3]

The Blakeslee Inn is where I would go, if available.
Close and a nice dinner.

:-)

[CarreraS]

The Village at Pocono is owned by the people who own the track and the Blakeslee Inn. As a matter of fact, there are usually discount coupons in the room for dinner at the Blakeslee Inn.

It is clean, comfortable, a little spartan on decor and right across the street from the track. Much better than the trackside suites at NJMP, for example.

[jmr3]

I used to stay here with a few friends. It is right on the Lake, is comfy, has room for a few small trailers so you can arrive the night before the event, the owner, Margaret, is great, and you can walk to several bars/eateries, but watch out for the bears.

http://www.dematteslogcabin.com/index.html