Hotels With Airport pickup service 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.

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.

Did not make to the hotel due to emergency illness in our family last minutes. Entire payment was no refund, company policy they claim.

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.

This is an absolutely gigantic hotel, inside and out. If you do not know how to read a map then this wouldn't be for you. There are 6 floors and many different elevators that do not all lead to the same place. Finding your car or even getting outside takes about 20 mins. Be prepared to walk a lot. It's also extremely packed at all times, and as expected the prices are higher than normal. It is centrally located, on the boardwalk and many things to do. But make sure you add lots of extra time. Also not all staff can give directions either which makes it difficult. Takes a couple days to get acquainted.

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

Did not make to the hotel due to emergency illness in our family last minutes. Entire payment was no refund, company policy they claim.

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.

Very welcoming great place to stay. There is a free dedicated shuttle at P4 Newark so do take it and not waste usd22 on an Uber. Next to it is a 200 store factory outlet which you can walk. The bus 115 goes to Manhattan MPA for usd7. Breakfast is good. But no eggs and bacon but IHOP is next door. Just ensure you have all your medicines and toiletries. There is no pharmacy or convenience store in the mall or hotel. There is also no food available at night so ensure you have bought snacks at night. There is a microwave. Service staff is sometimes friendly and sometimes not Just be patient.

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 would like to say that I love being here at extended stay america. Clean, Quiet, Cooking privileges is most part of being here as well and the most comfortable bed i ever felt. I would extend my stay forever. Customer service is the best and price is just right. Management is so professional 👏 🙌 👌 😍. I will recommend this hotel to my friends and family.

I was at my home away from home - the Knights Inn motel near Newark Airport. I began to run a bath. The water wasn’t hot but instead a slightly uncomfortable lukewarm. I removed a canister of Tropical Punch Kool-Aid mix from my duffle bag and proceeded to dump a generous amount into the tub. I swirled my hand around the water and whispered to myself, 'Oh Yeah.' I took off my grass-stained Avia sneakers along with the rest of my clothes and climbed in. I submerged my entire body and took a gulp of the sweet, red liquid that surrounded me. As I soaked I pondered why nobody in my life could see my imminent success. My options strategies have never been wrong, just poorly timed… Sorry Papa. Tomorrow will be a big day.

I was so completely impressed with the team at the Kenilworth. We booked a one-night stay during our stay-over in Newark. We were a high maintenance crew as we were a family of four that asked for rides back-and-forth from the airport, extra sheets for the pull out, and our luggage stored so we could explore the city during for the day. Each staff we encountered were highly accommodating and did so with a smile, Sebastian, Bob, and the two other staff whose names I didn’t have the pleasure to catch. A+ service from an independent hotelier.

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.

I wouldn’t say this place is exactly family friendly. It looked a little scary, but in the end, we just needed a place to stay that was on the cheaper side. It’s definitely not worth the price. Check in was easy. There’s free parking for guests (if you can find parking), but the rooms were basic. I booked a king size bedroom, but we got 2 double beds. It could be because we arrived late and they gave our room away. The place was pretty full. It is really convenient if you are travelling from Newark Liberty Hotel because it’a only 5 minutes away. You can take the metro into the city or drive (the drive is about 40 mins into New York City). They are also pet friendly. Room service doesn’t seem to be available while the stay. I guess if you are staying long term you can ask for towel replacement and whatever else. There wasn’t a hot tub like the pictures showed, but the bathroom does have a tub. They provide towels and soap, so bring your own things including a hair dryer if needed!

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.

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 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.

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.

Overall good, the new Indian general manager is amiable and hands-on. The water is hot and there is a bathtub to soak in. It's just that you can smell the odor after entering the door, maybe the new management will eliminate these odors soon. There is a restaurant opened by Fujianese next to the hotel, which tastes very good and is worth tasting.

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.

We loved how close it was to downtown and very close to Penn Station to take the train to NYC. It was clean and bright and their restaurant was very nice. The staff was not very friendly. We got locked out of our room because the battery was dead. They could not replace the batter so we had to back up all of our stuff and move rooms. We did not get so much as an apology from the staff about the inconvenience. When I talk to them about the room change I asked if they could make sure the fridge was plugged in since we would be out when the room was ready. The front desk guy just said ”you will have to ask housekeeping to do that” I had no access to housekeeping to ask them. The evening front desk staff was very nice.

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.

overall the hotel was not bad it smelled amazing as soon as you walked in…the room was beautiful only thing i didn’t like was this big white thing inside the room which was kind of weird.Bathroom was beautiful but my toilet seat was really loose.There was a centipede in my room that totally freaked me out…a couple hairs in my bed and in the shower.Breakfast says it starts at 6:30am i went up to the 9th floor exactly at 6:30am and the lady who made the breakfast said it didn’t start till 7am.So i waited came back and ate and the food was horrible literally the sausage was dry and the potatoes were not fully cooked.I give this hotel a 3.8 review just minor changes that’ll make it a full 5 star.The picture i attached is of the centipede that freaked me out.

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.

Did not make to the hotel due to emergency illness in our family last minutes. Entire payment was no refund, company policy they claim.

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.

Very welcoming great place to stay. There is a free dedicated shuttle at P4 Newark so do take it and not waste usd22 on an Uber. Next to it is a 200 store factory outlet which you can walk. The bus 115 goes to Manhattan MPA for usd7. Breakfast is good. But no eggs and bacon but IHOP is next door. Just ensure you have all your medicines and toiletries. There is no pharmacy or convenience store in the mall or hotel. There is also no food available at night so ensure you have bought snacks at night. There is a microwave. Service staff is sometimes friendly and sometimes not Just be patient.

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 would like to say that I love being here at extended stay america. Clean, Quiet, Cooking privileges is most part of being here as well and the most comfortable bed i ever felt. I would extend my stay forever. Customer service is the best and price is just right. Management is so professional 👏 🙌 👌 😍. I will recommend this hotel to my friends and family.

I was at my home away from home - the Knights Inn motel near Newark Airport. I began to run a bath. The water wasn’t hot but instead a slightly uncomfortable lukewarm. I removed a canister of Tropical Punch Kool-Aid mix from my duffle bag and proceeded to dump a generous amount into the tub. I swirled my hand around the water and whispered to myself, 'Oh Yeah.' I took off my grass-stained Avia sneakers along with the rest of my clothes and climbed in. I submerged my entire body and took a gulp of the sweet, red liquid that surrounded me. As I soaked I pondered why nobody in my life could see my imminent success. My options strategies have never been wrong, just poorly timed… Sorry Papa. Tomorrow will be a big day.

I wouldn’t say this place is exactly family friendly. It looked a little scary, but in the end, we just needed a place to stay that was on the cheaper side. It’s definitely not worth the price. Check in was easy. There’s free parking for guests (if you can find parking), but the rooms were basic. I booked a king size bedroom, but we got 2 double beds. It could be because we arrived late and they gave our room away. The place was pretty full. It is really convenient if you are travelling from Newark Liberty Hotel because it’a only 5 minutes away. You can take the metro into the city or drive (the drive is about 40 mins into New York City). They are also pet friendly. Room service doesn’t seem to be available while the stay. I guess if you are staying long term you can ask for towel replacement and whatever else. There wasn’t a hot tub like the pictures showed, but the bathroom does have a tub. They provide towels and soap, so bring your own things including a hair dryer if needed!

In order to live opposite the outlets, I chose here. The room price is very high. It belongs to an apartment hotel. It has full kitchen equipment and can cook rice. Will choose here next time