Sheraton Bucks County Langhorne | Hotel in Oxford Valley, Pennsylvania

“Today, the manager finally came to work and moved us to a room on the higher floor. It is well-maintained and the mattresses condition is MUCH better than first night. So, please don't ever talk to your guests like they know NOTHING. Yourself is the joke.”

“My stay was nice instead of the TV having a very BAD signal. Seems like there was only about 4 channels working without having bad signal. Also had friends who also had the same issue with their TVs.”

“Overall, this is a decent hotel for a short stay. The lobby and other common areas are well maintained, and the staff are very nice and welcoming. The rooms, however, could use some updating. The TV did not offer any streaming apps, which was a little disappointing. I also found several long strands of hair in an area that should have been clean, which raised some concerns about housekeeping. Overall, it was an acceptable stay. I only stayed one night,”

“The first room they gave us was very dirty/ broken tub. My wife doesn't use elevators and we were on the 8th floor. Stairs was full of mold on the walls. The staff were very helpful and accommodated a new room the next day on the fourth floor. Better room but furniture broken, bed frame broken with left over jersey behind bedtime. Only 2 outlets one under the bed and one on the desk but very loose one touch and its disconnected. Also t.v.s were outdated. Only digital and analog channels instead of smart TV to connect your account. No ice machine on floor you need to request it. Staff was extremely amazing but the room itself wasn't worth the price.”

“Good Everything was great”

“Very good hotel in transition form one company to another.”

“The hotel is old and not well taken care of. I the room wasn’t dirty but because of the run down appearance it just felt gross to walk on the floor. The back parking area is horribly disgusting. There is no reason that it looks that way if the owners care about customer experience. I only stay at this hotel because of the proximity to my daughter who I visit. Just not what you expect from a Sheraton hotel”

“We were supposed to stay two nights here, at the end of a road trip, but we decided to leave after one night. The staff were so helpful/kind - our issues were not with them, but rather the property itself. The entrance isn't well marked or maintained, and if the parking out front is completely taken, it's not clear or well-marked where to park on the side or the back - there is NO lighting, so after returning from dinner and finding the front lot full, we buzzed around the building 2xs looking for where we were supposed to park. We were there for Sesame Place. Online it says it's a 15 minute walk, but upon arriving, you realize that there is no way you can walk to Sesame Place from the property - which was the major reason we booked this hotel in first place. They offer no shuttle either, so we ended up spending more money on the park than we were expecting. If your goal is to use this as a base for the park, just do yourself a favor and book somewhere else. The room itself was functional, but worn down. The a/c was set incredibly low, but we realized why fairly quickly - when a warmer temp, you can tell the room has a bit of a musty smell. The TV also didn't have any smart options - which traveling with a child is key, which again, I imagine is a high % of their clientele. We ultimately just repacked our bags after our visit to the park and lost the money on the second night, but found a much much nicer place a few hours closer to home to cut our homeward trip down”

“Clean safe and convenient 👍👍👍”

“We stayed one night while visiting Sesame Place. I appreciated the complimentary early check-in after a long drive, but overall I expected more from a Shelton property, especially given its location right across from the park. I was disappointed that the hotel does not provide a shuttle to Sesame Place, even though it is only a 3-minute drive away and walking is not practical. Parking at the park is $40/day, so we would have spent $80 for two days. Fortunately, we learned about a nearby mall where we could park, which saved us that cost. The room was comfortable, but the TV was outdated, with very limited options and no streaming or mirroring. After a long day at the park, I had promised my daughters a movie night, but there were very few choices for young children. A Smart TV, PBS Kids, or Sesame Street content would have made a big difference. The bathtub was also clogged, which was disappointing, although since we were only staying one night, I decided to let it go. Overall, the location is excellent, but given how many families with young children stay here for Sesame Place, I expected more family-friendly amenities and attention to detail.”