4-Star Hotels in New Jersey, United States

Beware of the parking fee, which is about $20 per day. Even if you are a hotel guest, you still need to pay for parking. On the bright side, there is a washing machine and dryer available, food was ok.

The hotel was so comfy and cozy. The area was quiet and I was able to work remotely with no interruptions. The front desk staff - Ty and Katheryn were exceptional and so very helpful. We ate at the restaurant most evenings. The evening host at the restaurant were so kind and attentive. Benny and Sabina were fantastic. I would recommend this hotel for your next stay in the Princeton area. BTW - the cookies were awesome!

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.

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 gave a 2 star only because of the front desk staff. From check in, they weren’t very friendly after we declined to upgrade our room. Our toilet paper holder fell off the wall so we told them as we were leaving for dinner and that they were more than welcome to enter the room while we were out. 3 hours later when we got back, they still hadn’t come. Not a big deal, it’s just a toilet paper holder. Then the people in the room next to us were screaming and having a party when we were trying to go to bed. I was over it by then so went back to the front office because no one came earlier and now I have a party going on. I asked if we could just move rooms, I was over it. They said only if I wanted to upgrade to a different room or downgrade to the other tower. I find it hard to believe that in this big hotel that there was no other room that we could move to without having to pay another $40 to upgrade. It’s a Tuesday night in April, really? It’s a ghost town right now. We’re staying in the Ocean Tower in a King Room. I paid to be in the nicer room in the nicer tower already. So no, we didn’t move rooms, they sent security to tell the people next door to be quiet and they did. Finally someone came up to fix the toilet paper holder but I was in the shower so it’s still sitting on the ground. The lights over our bed came on twice randomly in the middle of the night so that was annoying. Overall, I wouldn’t stay here again based on our experience from that perspective. However, I would be back to visit based on the experiences with every other staff that we crossed. The security officers were all very friendly and always smiling back. Jane, who was the cocktail server in our playing section was so sweet! She was attentive and just overall very nice. The bartender at Hells Kitchen was incredible! She was running all over and never missed a beat! I believe her name was Rosina. She is definitely an asset to your company! We made a point to tell the manager on our way out how awesome she was. Again, he was super polite as well. The gentleman that helped us at the Players Club, again, super friendly. I never write bad reviews because it’s very easy to be negative and write something not so nice. Our experience with the front desk staff, including the manager, would make me not stay here again but otherwise, they have incredible staff and every other aspect of our trip was great.

On the surface, Golden Nugget is a solid choice. Rooms are nicely sized, pool area is great, tons of restaurants and generally a good vibe. However, service is severely lacking. The front desk is a complete disaster. I had added an extra night last minute for the two rooms I had reserved, and it was booked as a separate reservation. I called ahead and was assured it wasn't an issue. When I arrived, the agents were extremely pleasant and also told us there was no issue and we were good to go. Come to find out when I was in the middle of working the next day with my do not disturb sign on, this wasn't the case. Housekeeping barged in and said I was supposed to check out. Funny enough, they never came back the next two days to clean the room. I called the front desk and got a completely rude and different tune than the night before. They had me booked in an entirely different room. They managed to fix that, but myself and my travel companions had to go back down to recheck in and get new keys. They had to leave the pool and I had to stop working while I was trying to wrap up so I could enjoy my vacation, to go fix this error. Had this been communicated at check in, I would have handled it first thing in the morning. Sean at the front desk was, at least, apologetic and gave us a few drink vouchers. I would have been happy if everything was resolved. I thought we were done with the problems at this point, but it didn't stop there. The next day when we went to the pool, my friend who went with me to check back in, wasn't on her room so they wouldn't let her in, even though I witnessed her give her name. We had to leave and go down to the desk to get her added. I then find out that my room was blocked from room charges when I tried to order drinks at the pool, even though they had run my card, and I have the $100 hold on my amex to prove it. A little while later, my husband complained to the front desk when he couldn't charge a few coffees, they assured him he shouldn't have this problem and it was fixed. He went back down, and the workers had to call the front desk to confirm, and they said he was authorized (and it was on my bill). Later on, I called for room service and ran into the same issue. I called the front desk to complain and they told me my card was declined (it wasn't) and I needed to come down to run the card at 11 pm, yet again. I told them I had cash, and I was simply letting them know how many issues I had. They said they were sorry, but it was somehow my fault that the card wasn't run. I've never checked into a hotel where my card wasn't in file. They don't even let you check in without a hold. To wrap up the experience, when I addressed the issue with the woman checking me out since I didn't know how I could have charges since I was blocked from adding any to my room, she saw there was a credit card listed that wasn't mine. I gave her my card to show her it didn't match, and to settle the bill. She brought out the hotel

The first time we visited the USA and after Orlando and Washington we stayed in this hotel new jersey near George Washington bridge for 5 nights . .I wanna mention good things first and that is the front desk officers .very cooperative and respectful with their guests .one of the Chinese officer helps me in luggage shifting .that's so nice of him .I don't know his name .thank you.other there lobby is good . .but so many things they should give importance.first the lightning in the room is worst .it's dark for us .few lamps just No proper lights. secondly no pool no spa no activities for kids no proper area for any sort of activities .only gym .so that's ridiculous.the worst thing is the breakfast.we eat halal food .no customise egg no live cooking .we take cereals only .that tall waiter is so rude and disrespectful I could nt visit that area again .I did complain but they say sorry only.he neither gives or asks me for tea .neither display it or early close might be .but you should respect your guest whether he is Muslim or not .shame to him .he should be kicked off from this hotel and get some manners classes .so never wanna go again and never recommend to live there .

Stayed 3 nights with my wife and 8 year old boy. So the usual debate, do you pay a much higher price to stay in Manhattan or do you save the money on the hotel and stay at Jersey side? We decided on the latter as it was the holidays and we were planning to drive into Manhattan. (as it was near Christmas/weekend) we manage to find free parking on the streets sometimes... Room itself was sufficient and had a good view of Manhattan. The roads are always busy in and out of Manhattan so do take note. Overall a good stay. Hotel Room: 4 Stars (Overall a comfortable room) Room View: 3 Stars (Good view of a building & Manhattan) Service of Staff: 3 Stars (Standard service, self help with luggage) Lounges/Restaurants: 3 Stars (Average breakfast) Room Service: NA Location: 4 Stars (Relatively quick drive to Manhattan)

The hotel is very convenient from the airport, especially the hotel's shuttle service. The room is generally clean, nothing to complain about. The bed was huge and the room was spacious.

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.

Beware of the parking fee, which is about $20 per day. Even if you are a hotel guest, you still need to pay for parking. On the bright side, there is a washing machine and dryer available, food was ok.

As always in the Westin experience, the bedding is the most comfortable, but compared to other countries, the Westin in the United States is a bit less refined and the service attitude is not so good. The surroundings of the hotel are very good, next to the mall and restaurants, walking distance to the convenience store. There is a large parking lot on the side of the hotel.

I’ve stayed at The Watt many, many times over the past two years. Overall, it’s a great hotel with fabulous staff, and crazy comfortable beds. Over the past few trips though, I’ve seen a few things that could be easily fixed if the management wanted to do so, but they apparently opt not to. Nothing major, but when you travel often for work, it’s the little things that make a difference. First, the rooms are dark. Just something to be aware of if you enjoy lots of light. Second, the towels (bath, hand, wash clothes, bath mats) have begun to yellow. It’s kind of gross. I can never really tell if they are clean. Throw them out and get new ones. The last thing should be super easy to fix. There are no lids for the paper coffee cups. The lids in the room don’t actually fit the cups. The breakfast room in the lobby offers coffee to go, but there are no lids for the coffee. I was told that the management “just doesn’t order them”. This has been an issue for at least a year, and not just a one off. The Watt is a Hilton Tapestry Collection hotel, but these few things fall short of what you would expect from the Hilton name. I guess because the hotel gets a lot of business from a nearby company and is mostly full at all times that it feels like it doesn’t need to address them.

Beautiful location, not far from the *****, but far enough to not have any noise. The Queen suite was spacious. There are outlets everywhere. The bathroom amenities were wonderful. You don’t need to pack any of those. The evening reception of two free drinks and a small snack buffet was perfect to start. The receiving areas throughout were very comfortable. The outdoor seating areas or beautiful, peaceful and amazing. My favorite kind of pool with zero entry and not more than 3 feet. All around was perfect for me and any family with children. I could stay in the lazy river all day, the hot tub was huge. Although the breakfast had many choices, the cook to order was not good. Every staff member was delightful and helpful. The decor is simple but elegant. The waterfall in the lobby is lovely. We spent two days not leaving the hotel except for dinner and enjoyed every minute. There are so many hotels to choose from in the area, but I would definitely come back here.

Beware of the parking fee, which is about $20 per day. Even if you are a hotel guest, you still need to pay for parking. On the bright side, there is a washing machine and dryer available, food was ok.

As always in the Westin experience, the bedding is the most comfortable, but compared to other countries, the Westin in the United States is a bit less refined and the service attitude is not so good. The surroundings of the hotel are very good, next to the mall and restaurants, walking distance to the convenience store. There is a large parking lot on the side of the hotel.

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.

I gave a 2 star only because of the front desk staff. From check in, they weren’t very friendly after we declined to upgrade our room. Our toilet paper holder fell off the wall so we told them as we were leaving for dinner and that they were more than welcome to enter the room while we were out. 3 hours later when we got back, they still hadn’t come. Not a big deal, it’s just a toilet paper holder. Then the people in the room next to us were screaming and having a party when we were trying to go to bed. I was over it by then so went back to the front office because no one came earlier and now I have a party going on. I asked if we could just move rooms, I was over it. They said only if I wanted to upgrade to a different room or downgrade to the other tower. I find it hard to believe that in this big hotel that there was no other room that we could move to without having to pay another $40 to upgrade. It’s a Tuesday night in April, really? It’s a ghost town right now. We’re staying in the Ocean Tower in a King Room. I paid to be in the nicer room in the nicer tower already. So no, we didn’t move rooms, they sent security to tell the people next door to be quiet and they did. Finally someone came up to fix the toilet paper holder but I was in the shower so it’s still sitting on the ground. The lights over our bed came on twice randomly in the middle of the night so that was annoying. Overall, I wouldn’t stay here again based on our experience from that perspective. However, I would be back to visit based on the experiences with every other staff that we crossed. The security officers were all very friendly and always smiling back. Jane, who was the cocktail server in our playing section was so sweet! She was attentive and just overall very nice. The bartender at Hells Kitchen was incredible! She was running all over and never missed a beat! I believe her name was Rosina. She is definitely an asset to your company! We made a point to tell the manager on our way out how awesome she was. Again, he was super polite as well. The gentleman that helped us at the Players Club, again, super friendly. I never write bad reviews because it’s very easy to be negative and write something not so nice. Our experience with the front desk staff, including the manager, would make me not stay here again but otherwise, they have incredible staff and every other aspect of our trip was great.

On the surface, Golden Nugget is a solid choice. Rooms are nicely sized, pool area is great, tons of restaurants and generally a good vibe. However, service is severely lacking. The front desk is a complete disaster. I had added an extra night last minute for the two rooms I had reserved, and it was booked as a separate reservation. I called ahead and was assured it wasn't an issue. When I arrived, the agents were extremely pleasant and also told us there was no issue and we were good to go. Come to find out when I was in the middle of working the next day with my do not disturb sign on, this wasn't the case. Housekeeping barged in and said I was supposed to check out. Funny enough, they never came back the next two days to clean the room. I called the front desk and got a completely rude and different tune than the night before. They had me booked in an entirely different room. They managed to fix that, but myself and my travel companions had to go back down to recheck in and get new keys. They had to leave the pool and I had to stop working while I was trying to wrap up so I could enjoy my vacation, to go fix this error. Had this been communicated at check in, I would have handled it first thing in the morning. Sean at the front desk was, at least, apologetic and gave us a few drink vouchers. I would have been happy if everything was resolved. I thought we were done with the problems at this point, but it didn't stop there. The next day when we went to the pool, my friend who went with me to check back in, wasn't on her room so they wouldn't let her in, even though I witnessed her give her name. We had to leave and go down to the desk to get her added. I then find out that my room was blocked from room charges when I tried to order drinks at the pool, even though they had run my card, and I have the $100 hold on my amex to prove it. A little while later, my husband complained to the front desk when he couldn't charge a few coffees, they assured him he shouldn't have this problem and it was fixed. He went back down, and the workers had to call the front desk to confirm, and they said he was authorized (and it was on my bill). Later on, I called for room service and ran into the same issue. I called the front desk to complain and they told me my card was declined (it wasn't) and I needed to come down to run the card at 11 pm, yet again. I told them I had cash, and I was simply letting them know how many issues I had. They said they were sorry, but it was somehow my fault that the card wasn't run. I've never checked into a hotel where my card wasn't in file. They don't even let you check in without a hold. To wrap up the experience, when I addressed the issue with the woman checking me out since I didn't know how I could have charges since I was blocked from adding any to my room, she saw there was a credit card listed that wasn't mine. I gave her my card to show her it didn't match, and to settle the bill. She brought out the hotel

The room needed vacuuming when we first got there also one of the bellboy men he was very rude to us very rude to my husband and I he was very dismissive did not acknowledge us, and I did not appreciate that everybody else was very friendly, cordial and kind but the room was the crumbs on the floor when we entered into the room

Enjoyed our stay for the weekend. Clean hotel, friendly helpful staff. Many things to do and places to eat.

The sea view room has a view of the sea. The hotel is owned by a Japanese internet celebrity restaurant in New York. The ingredients are high-end and simple, and there are marble bathrooms. There are also disposable slippers in the room, which is available in high-end hotels. The coffee inside is made with very good coffee beans, and there are two Japanese chocolates, which are LAX brand. Check-in is in a specific room, and tea is also available.