Inexpensive, but not impressive
This is an older hotel in Northeast Philadelphia, located a few miles from Fox Chase Cancer Center. 
We needed a hotel in the area for a night, knew we were getting in late, and decided to give it a shot, especially since we'd only be there for a few hours.
We were coming from Metropark, NJ, and getting to the hotel took some maneuvering. The main road in front of the hotel is divided such that there are really two roads going in each direction (four separate divisions of the road).
We initially passed the hotel, then made a u-turn, which got us on the "inside" lanes going back towards the property...however, there didn't seem to be any crossovers or other means of getting to the outer lanes. We ended up cutting through the strip mall by a place called the Philly Ale House, winding around the back of the mall, and getting into the parking lot of the hotel that way. Not the fault of the hotel...but an FYI.
The landscaping outside of the hotel was nice, and well done. The inside of the hotel was also fairly well maintained, but was definitely an older property. The furniture in the room was mismatched (black/gray sofa with tan chairs), and the wooden pieces were of different colors. One entire wall was occupied by a massive piece that was a combination desk, TV stand, drawers, etc. 
The size of the room was relatively large, and the bed was very comfortable. Another nice touch was that the room had a fridge and microwave in it. I didn't see any signs for wireless internet, but the hotel had wireless (free). Matter of fact, it was one of the best wireless connections I have seen in any hotel. Two complimentary bottles of water were also in the room (another rarity these days).
One of the two elevators is still being worked on (a frequent complaint of other reviews). However, I didn't think the wait for the elevator was that bad. 
The rooms could use a tad more attention to detail, but in simple ways The bathroom fan/ductwork was in the shower area, and was visibly encrusted with large quantities of dust on the cover. The bathroom itself only had one bar of soap...forcing a choice between shower or hand soap (On this note, there was an organizer on the counter, with labels stating where the soaps, shampoos, conditioners were each to go...so even a casual glance by housekeeping would have shown that there was a missing item on the organizer.)
The aging heating/air conditioning system worked extremely well at controlling the temps, but was very loud. 
No free breakfast, which is becoming ever-more-common in hotels...and would definitely have been a nice (relatively inexpensive) touch.