Motels in Berks County
28 local Motels in Berks County, with reviews, hours, and contact info.
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Rainbow Motel in Douglassville, PA, features modern, budget-friendly accommodations with newly renovated rooms and a highly praised manager, Mike. Guests appreciate the stylish updates and affordable weekly rates.
Bergers Motel in Kutztown offers budget-friendly weekly rentals in a quiet, secure setting appreciated for its considerate neighborhood and attentive owners.
Pigeon Creek Bed and Breakfast in Hamburg, PA, offers a serene farmstay experience with impeccably maintained grounds and warm hospitality. Guests enjoy spacious, comfortable rooms, delicious breakfasts, and a peaceful setting with wildlife views.
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Route 61 and Interstate 78 carry most of the through traffic in northern Berks, and many motels in Berks County sit along those same roads in Hamburg, Shoemakersville, and Temple.
West of Reading, Route 422 picks up the rest, with properties around Womelsdorf and out toward Bernville, where independent owners keep the rates simple and the parking free.
Family Friendly Motels in Berks County, PA
A good number of these properties run as family friendly motels: double rooms, ground-floor entrances, and a parking spot right outside the door. Rooms book by the night or by the week without much ceremony.
Motels with Onsite Laundry, Weekly Rates, and Pet Friendly Rooms
Amenities stay practical at this end of the lodging market. Several properties offer onsite guest laundry, rooms often come with microwaves, mini-fridges, and wifi, and weekly rates suit traveling contractors and anyone between houses. A few locations take pets.
Rooms Near the I-78 Exits
Hamburg and Shoemakersville put a bed within minutes of Interstate 78, which makes those motels regular stops for through travelers, hunters headed upstate, and crews working the warehouse corridor along Route 61.



