Scottish Inns

Located on US 6 /​US 209 just N of Milford PA. Drive up to the door type old style motel. I found this motel to be very clean, with a large new modern bath. Priced very reasonable. Conveniently located ajacent to I-​84 yet I never heard the highway traffic. Mattress was a bit firmer than I am accustomed to, but I still slept soundly. The Family Diner next door was very convenient as I did not have to drive, just a short walk and the food was good and serving was more than I could finish.

Very clean with nice managers. If you are the princess with the pea you should pay hundreds of dollars to stay in Milford. Everyone else should stay at the clean and well managed Scottish inn!

This is a decent motel that you can book cheap in a week’s advance. The room was very clean and spacious, as well as the bathroom.
My girlfriend and I picked this location due to its proximity to the Delaware river because we were doing a two day hiking trip. It’s only a half hour from Buttermilk Falls and Adams Creek; Nj and Pa respectfully.
I was a little annoyed all the windows of the room were open, however they all had screens and it does cut down on energy use. Furthermore the AC cooled the room down rather quickly.
The next selling point was that the rooms all had a mini fridge and microwave because we brought our own dinner. The tvs are also hdmi so you can connect a computer or tablet with an adapter to stream Netflix or what not and the free wifi worked great. That’s what my girlfriend I did with her tablet and everything played fine with no loading issues.
All in all I would stay here again but will most likely try to explore another overnight place on the next overnight trip.
There is also a diner next door called village that is amazing for breakfast! That’s the other major selling point.

I stayed at the Scottish Inns for one night for a nearby wedding I was going to. It was a perfectly decent stay for the price. Most of the wedding party for the Port Jervis event stayed at the Best Western or Hampton Inn, but it was still a little out of my price range for just one night’s sleep.
Everything was clean and all I needed was the AC to work, so no worries there. The TV had a good range of channels as well.
Kind of annoying — the woman who checked me in asked me three different times if I was the only room occupant. For some reason, she was super suspicious that I would be camping and bringing a bunch of people back with me (which, by the way, even if I did have one extra person come, I paid for the room, so it shouldn’t matter). Anyway, they’re sticklers about room occupancy here FYI.

I’m sorry to say we got bitten by bedbugs when we stayed at this motel. I know it was bedbugs because I saw one on the wall in the morning and smashed it, leaving a smear of blood on the wall. The bites appeared later. Thankfully we did not bring the bugs home with us.
The owners seem very nice and it’s a fair location considering the area.

The owners of this establishment are absolute angels. After being left quite literally in the dark in the dead of night by the River Rock Inn in Milford, I called the Scottish Inns praying for someone to answer. Not only did they answer the phone at 2am, but they waited for us to arrive, provided us a room, and were extremely friendly and accommodating. When I requested a room with a bathtub for the next night, we were taken care of immediately. These folks know how to run a hotel and how to treat people. When we are back in the area, we will definitely be back!
As for the rooms, they are clean and the place is well taken care of. There is an excellent diner next door within walking distance. We were very glad we ended up here.
Thank you for taking such good care of us!

I guess they have come a long way since 2008s rat hole review. Rooms are renovated very clean and owner does a nice job staying on top of everything. Don’t be surprised if you get a call confirming your stay and asking what time you are arriving.

The motel staff was friendly, the room was clean, and was in a good location for what we were looking for. As long as you understand it is a fairly roomy motel economy room, this is one of the best places to stay in the area. They were more than helpful in giving advice on places to eat and things to do. Its right next to a small diner next door for breakfast, and near other places to go in Milford. Well taken care of property for a small motel. It could use updating, but it doesn’t really matter, its a good price that is a clean place to rest for a night or two.

This is not a 4 or 5 star hotel but it’s not trying to be one and I dont think with a bunch of renovations if it will ever be more than 3 star at best. In saying that, the rooms are clean and affordable. They are doing room renovations right now and our room had been newly painted with new tile but the rug still needs replacing. Our room had a refrigerator and since we arrived in colder weather the heat need to be on. Heating is old in wall type but worked just fine. The main thing is that is was clean and they offered non smoking rooms. They are also pet friendly which is a plus. I wouldl come back here again. If your looking for a clean, affordable, no frills place to stay. This is a good choice.

I don’t know what the other posters were expecting… when you pull up its clear to see this is a ‘vintage’ roadside type motel. The type common in the days before interstates. My room, #17, was on the end… a king bed, large room, huge windows which opened & a cute (recently modernized) bath. The bath had a shower, no tub. The bed was a Serta, the towels white, soft & fluffy. The furniture was dated, but once you go to sleep you can’t see that. Coupons can be found in the motel guides available at the Welcome Center, same exit, for $ 49.95. Dogs allowed with a fee. Large area behind the motel for exercising dogs. Many of my more recent motel stays in the bigger chains have cost more & weren’t as nice. There’s a ‘vintage’ diner next door to the motel too!

This Scottish Inn appears to be a family business. If there weren’t other Scottish Inns elsewhere, I’d suspect that it was a one-​off.
Inside the room it’s pretty standard for a non-​chain roadside motel. Apart from the queen sized bed (smallest queen I’ve ever seen — I suspect it’s actually a full) there’s a fridge, a TV, and a desk and plenty roomy to move around in. It is clean, and it was well aired when we came in… but I suspect the AC needs to have its filters cleaned. We closed the windows and turned on the AC and when we came back we found the place has a musty smell.
The wireless AC… isn’t wireless. Sure, there’s a network, and I can detect it with my laptop and phone. Connecting is a different story.
When you call the front desk to tell them that you can’t get on they tell you that that happens all the time and deliver a wire to you. In room 6 the plug is close enough to the bed that I’m doing all right here. I’d rather have wireless.
I disagree with the previous rater on several points — room 6 was nowhere near as small as he described. There’s a fridge, a roomy bathroom, and my feet don’t hang off the end of the bed (I’m 6’0). He states that he and his girlfriend stayed in a pet-​only, smoking room. We’re in a no-​pet, no smoking room. Maybe that’s the difference.
For a hundred a night, I expect better. This is very pricey for what you get.
Didn’t get to try the next-​door diner, but if I’d been looking to go to breakfast it would have been a very short walk.
One star off for the internet. Two stars off for the price-​to-​value ratio.
(written a year ago — the iPhone app doesn’t let you post and I only just noticed it sitting in my profile)

What a RATHOLE!
My girlfriend and I stopped here as a last resort on a cross-​country drive. We had been to 7 other hotels and were glad to finally get a room somewhere. We were not so thrilled once we opened the door! The beds were small and lumpy. I’m not extremely tall, but my feet were hanging off the end. There was only a flat sheet and a thin, scratchy blanket on each. Both of us froze that night. The bathroom was cramped (to put it kindly!). the shower was small and dark and my girl, who is average-​sized, could barely squeeze in for a shower. I decided to forgo trying to wiggle into that cell.
In sum, the only nice thing about this hotel was the fact that they still had smoking rooms and will take cats. But, for the hundred bucks we paid, I’d rather have slept in the damn U-​Haul!