Search Your Newark Hotels

The hotel is quiet and hygienic, that is, the surrounding public security is generally

I arrived at Newark Liberty International Airport late at night and felt uncomfortable going straight to Manhattan, so I stayed for one night because it was near the airport. There was also a shuttle bus, so I took it from the airport for free. From the airport to the shuttle bus zone It can be a bit difficult, so search in advance for directions. Since my flight arrived late at night, I checked in even though I went after 00:00. A deposit of $50 is required. Cash/card both accepted. Since it is a Hilton-affiliated hotel, you can check in online by installing the app, and you can use your smartphone as a room key. I just received a card key. Perhaps because I got a king room, the room was very spacious. The amenities weren't bad either. However, there is no toothpaste, toothbrush, razor, or foam cleansing, so take them with you. Breakfast seemed to be included in all rooms, and although it was simple, it was very delicious. The TV in the room was also a smart TV and could be connected wirelessly to the iPad I brought, which was very convenient. The downside was that the bathtub was too small? And the soundproofing is not very good (I heard a lot of cars outside rather than sounds from other rooms). Actually, I was so tired that I passed out without paying any attention to it. I left a $1 tip. If you paid a deposit in cash when checking out, please return it at checkout and the card will be automatically canceled after checkout. To go to Manhattan, I took the hotel shuttle to Newark Liberty International Airport and then used the airtrain. Excellent value for money accommodation!

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

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!

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.

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

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!

We stayed here for a night before taking an early morning flight. Clean room and the beds were comfortable. The hotel is about 10 mins. drive to and from the Liberty International Airport. Free hotel shuttle runs every 30mnts. from the hotel. The shuttle is shared with Home2 guests as well and drops you off at all terminals(A,B C...). You have to let the hotel front desk know what time you need the shuttle. Hotel offered grab and go breakfast bags if you have to leave early in the morning if the breakfast area is closed. Hotel offered a menu with international cuisine. Check it out.

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

The hotel is very close to Newark Airport, and there is a 24-hour shuttle bus to the airport, which is very convenient. The room is very large, and there is a microwave and a small coffee machine; there are frozen foods for sale in the lobby downstairs, and you can buy them and heat them directly in the room with the microwave, which is very convenient. The most touching thing is the room price, which is more than 1,000 yuan and includes breakfast for 5 people! ! The breakfast variety is complete, and it is the best breakfast I have had during this trip to the United States. The price-performance ratio is too touching