MainStay Suites Chambersburg

Rooms have the most useless setup, very little light except for the exceptionally bright halo light in the bath, too bright, too much. Bathroom? Hope you're not shy or easily embarrassed with "noises" emitting from. The sliding door to bathroom is laughable. Mattress–9 of 10 stars,very comfy. Breakfast....8.5ish Coffee, 24/7 and very good.

The whole place is undergoing "renovations" but breakfast and common areas were very clean. Unfortunately, my room smelled like it was home to twelve chainsmoking feral cats that didnt have a litter box. The whole building is allegedly non smoking which it stinks to death of cigarettes and this particular room smelled like cat urine. It's a pet friendly location so it was probably...cat urine. There were stains all over the room and furniture and I genuinely didnt want to touch anything. I was there to sleep for less than 8 hours and didnt want to risk asking for a different room and ending up in the dumpster. The floor outside the bathroom, which is carpeted, is wet and something is clearly leaking in the floor. Staff was very nice 👍

Very nice facility. Highly recommend

The main issue with the place is poor ventilation. So it smells musty Also the room only had one place to sit other than the beds which were waist high. At breakfast, they ran out of eggs and potatos by 8am, as well as plastic forks. Also you are not allowed to bring food up to your room from the breakfast area. Otherwise beds where comfortable and the room clean.

This MainStay is a work in progress. Maintenance storage was in at least two rental rooms on the first floor, both open to public view with all manner of equipment and materials strewn about. There was some blockage being worked on (sewage pipe?) and maintenance had extended a rubber hose 0-70’ down the hall with no warning/watch your step signs. Maintenance work in the unit and hall lasted well past 7PM. The room was smaller than previously experienced at MainStay. The refrigerator was a mini with a small freezer compartment and the microwave was mounted in a cabinet next to the fridge. It was hardly a galley kitchen. Most concerning were the entrances at either side of the motel. Doors were unmarked and looked like maintenance or utility entrances: there was nothing at either to indicate “enter” and once in, we were faced with a couple of chairs and some minor equipment stored in the space next to the stairs. The whole area needed cleaning, painting, brightening. The metal door threshold made it problematic to wheel a luggage cart thru the door. The main portico near the front desk can only accommodate one car: it is too narrow to park while allowing a second car to proceed. After experiencing a wonderful MainStay in Tampa, this was a real letdown