Hotels With Breakfast in New Jersey, United States

After a long flight from the UK we arrived to check in and were greeted by very friendly reception staff who asked us all about our trip, where we were travelling to etc, so we explained we were at the start of a roadtrip. We asked if our room rate included breakfast, it didn't, but the very helpful Nate said he wanted our trip to get off to a good start and gave us a voucher for breakfast. Was a lovely gesture, very welcome and the next morning it set us up for the day - thanks Nate! The hotel itself was fine, the room perfectly adequate. Our only issue was the family across the corridor. I think there had been a problem with their room so they were in the hallway making such an amount of noise which carried on inside the room. I believe several complaints were made as it was as though there was a party going on. Security came up a couple of times and it eventually quietened down. Just not what we needed at 11pm onwards after a long flight, nor I'm sure did anyone else.

Close to airport - excellent shuttle service - 18/10min Uber rise to Jersey Mills Shopping - approx 20 min Uber to port. Nice layout of hotel - but dated but in good shape. Quite a nice hot bfast - with good service too. The only glitch I had was on the morning to leave my safe wouldn’t open - maintenance spent over hr to open missed my ride and ended up being late- front desk were unable to arrange transportation or anything

Free parking is very convenient, and there are plenty of parking spaces in the parking lot behind the hotel. When you arrive in downtown New York, take NJ transit (it is best to download the APP of the same name to view the route and pay) bus No. 320 at the hotel entrance. After arriving in New York, transfer to a public bus or New York subway, and you can reach the Metropolitan Museum of Art in Manhattan in 60 minutes. The breakfast selection is good. The room is cleaned upon request. If you don't want to clean and tip every day, you don't need to ask for daily cleaning. I left a tip on the last day before leaving. After all, it is a tipping country, so I have to adapt.

It’s at the average level. It’s far away from the airport, however if you take a taxi, it costs 6mins and 35 dollars!!!!! All the facilities are not at the expectation but the having enough space (quite big). The bed is comfortable to sleep. The toilet at the bathroom is always full of water (not dirty), it’s normal? Curious about that…… And the hotel service is also acceptable. Overall, as a Hilton hotel, it is under my expectation.

As usual Marriott always exceeds my expectations. I arrived late and was greeted so warmly. They checked me and informed me what time the restaurant closed and went and had a glass of wine took some food up to the room. It was a wonderful and relaxing experience. Thank you so much Marriott.

My wife and I took our family here. We will never make that mistake again. We were in suite 614. One Ac unit did not work. The other had a smell like something was dying in it. The pullout couch had no sheets. The bathroom was disgusting with hair in the tub. We had trouble getting into the room because the room locks were not working. The fitness center equipment kept turning off because they were all plugged into one outlet. The door to the fitness center would not open unless you got a front desk person to open it up. The card key and lock did not work on those doors. The pool had hair and urine on the tiles. The fitness center and pool did not open up till 2 on the weekends. The food for breakfast was ok. We did not have enough towels in our room. My wife asked housekeeping for more and was told no. There is no more towels. We would have to wait till later. The front desk staff during the day could care less if you had a problem. When checking out my wife shared how bad the experience was and the only response the front desk lady had was… have a good day.

Long way to the shuttle bus point and waiting more than 30 minutes for the next pick up. Other than this inconveniences, everything is ok in the hotel.

We are free to face the high cost of accommodation in Manhattan. It is a wise choice to choose this hotel outside the island. It is a ten-minute walk from the hotel to the transportation hub. The bus to New York is very common. 30 minutes to New York Times Square. Hotel health is good, breakfast is rich, service is good.

I love how Hadia at the front desk always takes care of me and it was so nice of her to call me and tell me my room was ready. It seems like Harrah's has the biggest rooms out of all the ******s (Waterfront Tower). It always feels like luxury. The only downside is there is no handicap access from the garage to the ******. If you're in a wheelchair, you have to go outside in the elements to get to the front desk which I think is terrible.

Room was outdated, phone charging station Not working, room looked like it was not vacuum for some time. Wall paper ripped, mold in the door trims, bathroom had dust and mold on light fixtures. No cold water was reported and never fixed. Was not able to take a shower during stay window dirty and had open gap like seal was missing. Same for water facets in the bathrooms. No water to make coffee. Restaurant not open as advertise. They are been closed 1 hour before time said.

The hotel lobby is amazing, I was greeted by Chris at the front desk who handled all of my questions regarding my husbands birthday reservation. The suite was gorgeous. Special thanks to Elena at the restaurant. She really hooked us up w a nice table with a magnificent view of the water. Thanks to this wonderful establishment.

Being a World of Hyatt member, I requested and hoped for a checkin prior to 4 PM as we had a bus to get on by 4:30 to our event. Out of several of our friends that attended the event (15) we were the ONLY ones that didn't get the early check-in. Changing from travel clothes to formal wedding garb in other friends rooms. And not a single one was a World of Hyatt member...go figure. The room was clean, staff friendly, wonderful views and nice buffet breakfast (farewell to bridge and groom in conference room.)

The room is relatively spacious and hygienic. Some of the pillows are dark. I don't know if it's because they haven't been washed or because of the fabric. There's a layer of dust on the bathroom partition, and two steel clips with different hairs appear inexplicably on the bed....

This is our 4th visit here and it never disappoints. 1st, the convenience of coming in from the south is excellent. Parking right next to the hotel is very convenient. We have found the staff to be welcoming and professional. The restaurant for breakfast is also consistently good and fairly priced. The two best reasons to stay here: You must have a NYC view room (bring binoculars to watch all the boats, planes, helicopters, barges). 2nd, you are a fairly short walk to Paulus Hook and the ferry to lower Manhattan. We do that every day we're here and it is a wonderful way to see NYC. We'll be back soon.

This hotel is convenient if you're staying in Jersey City and want to be close to transport/the mall other activities. I wouldn't recommend this for a regular stay. It honestly feels like a museum. We were here this past month and its just run down and could use a deep clean. There are zero amenities that match the price point. I also feel that if you book with a third party they make sure they put you in the worst rooms. Upon arrival neither front desk attendant was warm or friendly but rather looked at myself and my guest as if ”we” did not belong in their hotel. As someone who has stayed in the past, this post covid visit was it for us. Wifi isn't free, no free water, no apples in the gym area, etc. For 200+ a night not even a decent coffee maker in the room.

The price-performance choice of New York tourism, the hotel itself is not cheap, especially the peak season, but compared to the same hardware hotel in Isle of Man is still a price-performance choice and the scenery is very good across the bank, very close to the path to the Midtown is very convenient, the United States The hotel is generally no service.

Free parking is very convenient, and there are plenty of parking spaces in the parking lot behind the hotel. When you arrive in downtown New York, take NJ transit (it is best to download the APP of the same name to view the route and pay) bus No. 320 at the hotel entrance. After arriving in New York, transfer to a public bus or New York subway, and you can reach the Metropolitan Museum of Art in Manhattan in 60 minutes. The breakfast selection is good. The room is cleaned upon request. If you don't want to clean and tip every day, you don't need to ask for daily cleaning. I left a tip on the last day before leaving. After all, it is a tipping country, so I have to adapt.

My wife and I took our family here. We will never make that mistake again. We were in suite 614. One Ac unit did not work. The other had a smell like something was dying in it. The pullout couch had no sheets. The bathroom was disgusting with hair in the tub. We had trouble getting into the room because the room locks were not working. The fitness center equipment kept turning off because they were all plugged into one outlet. The door to the fitness center would not open unless you got a front desk person to open it up. The card key and lock did not work on those doors. The pool had hair and urine on the tiles. The fitness center and pool did not open up till 2 on the weekends. The food for breakfast was ok. We did not have enough towels in our room. My wife asked housekeeping for more and was told no. There is no more towels. We would have to wait till later. The front desk staff during the day could care less if you had a problem. When checking out my wife shared how bad the experience was and the only response the front desk lady had was… have a good day.

City view, you can see the Manhattan downtown building, it's great across the sea. Three stars level. Good food. Breakfast is $50 and you can order whatever you want, no waste, enough for three people. The only drawback is that you have to take one stop to Manhattan, but the cost performance is super high. Manhattan is too expensive and the house is old. This place is very new. But the sound insulation of the house is too poor.

We found this hotel with our three children. We had a room with a partial view on Manhattan. Even partial, this view has filled us. The Metro access for Times Square (33ee) is next to the hotel. We also loved the walk on the edge of the water that leads to an exceptional view of the city. The room was very good format for our family. There could have been more towels for our family of five. When we arrived, the service was very good, we could have access facilement(27$us)to an outdoor parking as we had a roofbox. I recommend this hotel for a family wanting to pay for access to the nearby station Path and for a wonderful view of the island!

As usual Marriott always exceeds my expectations. I arrived late and was greeted so warmly. They checked me and informed me what time the restaurant closed and went and had a glass of wine took some food up to the room. It was a wonderful and relaxing experience. Thank you so much Marriott.

I'm Brazilian and I don't speak English fluently, but I can understand if the person speaks slowly and patiently. Unfortunately, the receptionist who received me did not want to help. I had difficulties with the food, there were no meals at the hotel, I couldn't get directions on where to go to eat. I was accompanied by my 7-year-old daughter who cried because she had nothing to eat, and the problem was not being able to buy, but someone helping me where I should be buying. I had problems with the delivery of an application and, again, the receptionist did not propose to help me. I'm disappointed

Stay in a hotel every month. Strange things happened! Open the door and there is someone inside! Scary! I asked the front desk of the hotel that a person with the same name had already moved in. I got my kids who stayed in other hotels today and asked, ”Will there be anyone in there?” I want to contact Ctrip customer service to complain

The management here deserves the lowest possible rating. I arrived here on July 5 for a 4 night stay with my daughter and disable son. He requires a wheelchair for ambulating. My reservation was made well in advance. We were visiting family in the area and looked forward to outdoor pool time. On arrival there was a man at the entrance who I assumed would help with baggage. He disappeared into the building. My daughter and I helped my son into his wheelchair. The wheelchair was in the trunk and we had to remove the luggage to get it out. We made two trips into the lobby got to the registration desk. It was warm in the lobby and now saw fans at the desk. I inquired about what was going on. We were then told the ac was down and had been for three days. I told them I couldn’t stay here . They offered to cancel my reservation and handed me a paper with two hotels listed. One not a Hilton and in Elizabeth. The other in Parsippany at an Embassy Suites now a Hilton brand. I asked them to call and see if there was a handicapped accessible room. They said we can’t do that you go do it yourself. After protesting that was not good customer service the clerk helped me out. I also inquired why I had not been informed earlier about the lack of air conditioning. I had received a message that morning welcoming to the hotel as if nothing was amiss. The reservation got made we went on our way. Not one person offered to help us get the luggage and the wheelchair back to the car. To add insult to this about an hour after we left got an email informing me that the ac was down and offered to cancel our reservation. I am a Hilton honors member. When I travel I stay at Hilton. What a disappointment. Much of this could have been averted with proper management.The lovely Short Hills Hilton where I stayed and dine several year ago is not the same. Hilton you are not well represented by this facility.

The location of the hotel is very good, in the commercial center, the facilities are complete, there is a small surprise in the room, there is a small reception room, so I will not affect the family.

The most upscale hotel in the Montclair area is not the same type as a five-star hotel. It was converted from a villa with more than 100 years of history. On the first floor is a small living room where guests can meet guests. Surrounded by luxury villas, the scenery is beautiful. Breakfast is not suitable for Chinese people. You can go nearby for food.

After a long flight from the UK we arrived to check in and were greeted by very friendly reception staff who asked us all about our trip, where we were travelling to etc, so we explained we were at the start of a roadtrip. We asked if our room rate included breakfast, it didn't, but the very helpful Nate said he wanted our trip to get off to a good start and gave us a voucher for breakfast. Was a lovely gesture, very welcome and the next morning it set us up for the day - thanks Nate! The hotel itself was fine, the room perfectly adequate. Our only issue was the family across the corridor. I think there had been a problem with their room so they were in the hallway making such an amount of noise which carried on inside the room. I believe several complaints were made as it was as though there was a party going on. Security came up a couple of times and it eventually quietened down. Just not what we needed at 11pm onwards after a long flight, nor I'm sure did anyone else.

I stayed here the night before an early flight out of Newark. The front desk lady, had a great attitude and she was so friendly and helpful. She assisted me with a food delivery driver that was “lost” and when he never showed, she gave me a tip to a restaurant that would deliver. She proactively got me set up on the airport shuttle. The morning of my flight, the two ladies working in the lobby greeted me and offered to assist me with the shuttle. They offered a to go snack since I was leaving before breakfast. Then they chatted with me and other guests waiting for the shuttle. The hotel was sparkly clean and smelled nice and fresh. There was tea/coffee and cookies in the lobby and snacks for purchase.

This hotel is my fave in Newark..right across from NJPAC..convention to restaurants and shops...onsite restaurant...very clean, chic, and modern..my only pet peeve..don't knock on my door until its time for me to check out..some people want all their money's worth...housekeeping.. I'm not on your schedule...other than that..I'm never disappointed...parking is a little high as well .40 dollars for one night...hotel guests should get discounted rate. and the bed..omg...yeah..amazing

As usual Marriott always exceeds my expectations. I arrived late and was greeted so warmly. They checked me and informed me what time the restaurant closed and went and had a glass of wine took some food up to the room. It was a wonderful and relaxing experience. Thank you so much Marriott.

I'm Brazilian and I don't speak English fluently, but I can understand if the person speaks slowly and patiently. Unfortunately, the receptionist who received me did not want to help. I had difficulties with the food, there were no meals at the hotel, I couldn't get directions on where to go to eat. I was accompanied by my 7-year-old daughter who cried because she had nothing to eat, and the problem was not being able to buy, but someone helping me where I should be buying. I had problems with the delivery of an application and, again, the receptionist did not propose to help me. I'm disappointed

Stay in a hotel every month. Strange things happened! Open the door and there is someone inside! Scary! I asked the front desk of the hotel that a person with the same name had already moved in. I got my kids who stayed in other hotels today and asked, ”Will there be anyone in there?” I want to contact Ctrip customer service to complain

After a long flight from the UK we arrived to check in and were greeted by very friendly reception staff who asked us all about our trip, where we were travelling to etc, so we explained we were at the start of a roadtrip. We asked if our room rate included breakfast, it didn't, but the very helpful Nate said he wanted our trip to get off to a good start and gave us a voucher for breakfast. Was a lovely gesture, very welcome and the next morning it set us up for the day - thanks Nate! The hotel itself was fine, the room perfectly adequate. Our only issue was the family across the corridor. I think there had been a problem with their room so they were in the hallway making such an amount of noise which carried on inside the room. I believe several complaints were made as it was as though there was a party going on. Security came up a couple of times and it eventually quietened down. Just not what we needed at 11pm onwards after a long flight, nor I'm sure did anyone else.

I stayed here the night before an early flight out of Newark. The front desk lady, had a great attitude and she was so friendly and helpful. She assisted me with a food delivery driver that was “lost” and when he never showed, she gave me a tip to a restaurant that would deliver. She proactively got me set up on the airport shuttle. The morning of my flight, the two ladies working in the lobby greeted me and offered to assist me with the shuttle. They offered a to go snack since I was leaving before breakfast. Then they chatted with me and other guests waiting for the shuttle. The hotel was sparkly clean and smelled nice and fresh. There was tea/coffee and cookies in the lobby and snacks for purchase.

This hotel is my fave in Newark..right across from NJPAC..convention to restaurants and shops...onsite restaurant...very clean, chic, and modern..my only pet peeve..don't knock on my door until its time for me to check out..some people want all their money's worth...housekeeping.. I'm not on your schedule...other than that..I'm never disappointed...parking is a little high as well .40 dollars for one night...hotel guests should get discounted rate. and the bed..omg...yeah..amazing

Arrived at Newark Airport late on a Sunday evening only to find we’d forgotten to pack our apartment keys, so we were going to have to find a hotel. The nearest was Marriott Newark Airport, but they didn’t have a vacancy. The staff there were very helpful and found us a room at the nearby Marriott Courtyard to which they had a 24-hr shuttle bus. The accommodation was excellent and the staff again very helpful and polite. Faultless service in finding a solution for us at such short notice. Thoroughly recommended!

The good: great bed, large room, decent toiletries and OK shower. Everywhere seemed clean Areas for improvement: it’s not easy to find the shuttle times on the website but I did eventually and knew I’d have to get an Uber from EWR to the hotel. Took approx 15 minutes. On checking in, I asked what time the shuttle was in the morning. The reply was in the hour and it starts at 5:30am. I made arrangement to meet the rest of my group at 6am based on that info. Later in the day, I came down for a drink and dinner only to be told that the bar and bistro were closed due to lack of staff. This isn’t mentioned at all on the website or on check in. Not a huge issue as there are a few decent bars and restaurants close to the hotel The next morning, checking out at 5:25am, I was told that there is no 5:30am shuttle, that the check-in staff are repeatedly misinforming guests and that the 5:30 shuttle is when the shuttle leaves EWR. Great! Now I’m scrambling for an Uber/taxi, paying for something I didn’t expect or plan for, in a situation that could be avoided. Really annoying.

The Hampton Inn Newark Airport is a conveniently located hotel just 10 minutes from the airport. The complimentary breakfast was great, and the room was a good size. However, I found my legs and feet itchy after sleeping in the bed, so I would recommend that the housekeeping staff focus on cleaning the bedding more thoroughly. The check-in process was a little cumbersome because I didn't have an international debit or credit card, but the staff were friendly and helpful. Overall, I would recommend this hotel to people who are looking for a convenient and affordable place to stay near the airport. Here are some specific things that could be improved: The bedding could be cleaned more thoroughly to remove any allergens that may be causing the itching. The check-in process could be streamlined for guests who do not have an international debit or credit card. For example, the hotel could create a process where cash can be accepted for incidentals without having to wait to get approval from the manager. Overall, I had a positive experience at the Hampton Inn Newark Airport. I would recommend it to people who are looking for a convenient and affordable place to stay near the airport.

Stayed here after a late night flight into EWR. The hotel had a free shuttle that picked us from the airport. The staff was very welcoming despite our late check in and short stay. Rooms were clean and comfy!