Mamaroneck Motel

Driving up 95N and tempted by previous reviews-​especially $ 65 price. Phone was busy for an hour so took a chance and drove to it. Clerk could speak four English words: 93 dollars — that’s it. Really? He wrote down an address and next to it the price — $ 59. That was it. We took the bait and left. Short story: the $ 59 motel was god awful. We should have driven about another hour north and stayed at the $ 99 Best Western.

I got a room for two nights I left three beers in the freakin fridge, I came back to zero beers!!!

Considering its location, this place is miraculously cheap. The rooms are a bit dated but clean and comfortable. Good free wireless internet. I would absolutely stay here again.

I am giving this a 4 star for as far as motels go. I was not expecting this place I be as clean and nice on the inside. As you walk in the lobby you expect the inside to be covered in 70’s wood paneling. Instead you are met with days-​inn quality type housing. Good price for the area. Call in a reservation because I almost didn’t get a room on a Tuesday.

Charming 50’s era motel, that is a part of this decade in that it has been well cared for. Stayed here after visiting New York City and not wanting to sign over my first born child left arm and right leg for a room in the city. I found the room to be clean and comfortable with very helpful staff. The train from Grand Central was 30 minutes and the train stop was a 15 minute walk away. If you need a place to stay in the area, then this is it.

You will be knocked out as you drive into this Pristine 1950-​built, Old School Road Side Americana Motel.
Gorgeous.
Flowers, colors, quaint rooms, & #! Top Shelf Service!
You need ice? Take a rental car trunk full ((I did)).
You need an iron?
Boom, you want us to iron that for you, sir,?
You want to know where the most colorful & breath-​taking drives & photo-​ops are along this coast?
I ended up staying 3 nights, not 1.
Pizza pastas at the front drive, among others.
Many folks deliver to your door.
* * Trader Joe’s is 100 yards from my door!
YES!
Starbucks across the street & 17 local cafes & businesses are close…
Easy 40 minute train ride or car drive in to NYC to see shows too.
* I just got back from seeing live music in midtown NYC. Short train ride, got a few emails done, never had the time to read the Voice.
Cool.
((one lousy note, the night teller, he is Very Poor Customer Service. 24 hr Front Desk — he claimed they closed & no ice.
Im arguing with him thru closed door.
Couple comes up for a room.
No rooms.
They had rooms
He relented & I got my ice, they got a room — much to his bad mood.
Only blip on the radar for me.
Minor.
What are you waiting for, folks?!?
Tell ‘em Little Ricky sent you. .…
Cheers from the road,
Rick