Our trip included a great-grandmother (78) , grandmother (47) and (great) grandson (5), traveling to Six Flags. We stopped at the motel around 11:00 am (check in is around 3:00 pm) before going to the park, just to fill out paperwork, etc. We were greeted by a very nice desk clerk and motel manager. Much to my surprise, they had a room ready for us and we were able to go ahead and take our luggage up and lock our valuables in the room safe before leaving for the park. We left the car at the motel and walked to Six Flags. Easy walk, about the equivalent of 2-3 blocks.

After a very full day at Six Flags, great-grandma and grandma were ready for a nice rest (although grandson was still going strong). We were extremely happy with the room we received. It was very clean -- carpet, bed linens, bathroom, and larger than most standard rooms. The beds were some of the most comfortable I've slept in while staying at a motel, not too hard and not too soft. The pillows could use a little work in my opinion, a little too flat for me, but not uncomfortable. The 'fridge, microwave and coffeemaker are great for travelers. Also, there are plenty of lights in the room. No dark places anywhere.

Housekeeping personnel are extremely nice, and I've never met any housekeeping personnel that look and act as professional as this staff does. When you see them and talk to them, you know that they are there to make your stay enjoyable. They deserve every penny they make and more.

The pool area is very clean. The hot tub is indoors and seats about 10 people, larger than most I've seen at a motel (and some resorts). The breakfast area is nice and larger than most I've seen. You could actually find a place to sit. They had a good selection of breakfast items. Don't expect gourmet food, they have to keep enough out for a lot of guests so you don't get "cooked to order". I felt it was good enough, and my grandson always likes the "cook your own waffle" station. The lady that keeps the breakfast area going was very nice and made sure the area was kept clean.

The only negative thing that I can say about the motel is the lack of channels you can get on the TV. I think you can pay for extra channels and you can get paid movies, but at 90.00/night you should receive extended cable for no extra cost. This isn't a big deal for a one night stay, but I'd like to have more selections if I were staying for longer.

I would stay here again and recommend it to others.

Stopped in for a quick overnight stay while traveling. We found it to be clean and comfortable. Nothing fancy, but it definitely did not feel dumpy. All rooms were inside corridors so it felt safer that your average motor inn. Breakfast was simply, but tasty.

My friend and I (30 somethings from NYC) stayed at the Wingate Inn for a visit to Six Flags and are happy to report that our experience was very consistent with the positive reviews posted here about this hotel. The hotel could not be closer to the park; the walk from the hotel entrance to one of the Six Flags gates (West, I think) took no more than 5 or 6 minutes. The room was spacious, very clean, and the WiFi worked like a charm. For $85/night, the Wingate was a great deal; breakfast was included, the hotel provided us with discount tickets to Six Flags, and we were spared the additional expense of parking on the park premises. I highly recommend this hotel for a visit to Six Flags.

A group of friends and I planned a short trip to Six Flags to take advantage of a coupon and found this great hotel room. I am not a picky travelor, but my friend is VERY picky (always brings his own sheets and will not touch the comforters on the beds at most places). He is difficult to please and he was impressed by this hotel.

It is a great value and it located so close to Six Flags that you can easily walk and save the money. We had 2 doubles and were very comfortable. Nice clean room and pleasant decorations. A typical hotel but who needs lavish for one-two nights? Had everything you'd need to be satisified!