Hotels near Pennsylvania Newark Station, Newark

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.

Near airport however waited for almost an hour for the airport shuttle. Check in was kinda slow and breakfast was so-so. Room was however clean and tidy.

The location is good, close to the pier to Manhattan, every 20 minutes, very convenient! The room is very spacious and bright, and there is a breakfast downstairs that is better than Manhattan! Watching Midtown Manhattan in the evening is incomparable and stunning.

It was a little confusing at first because Homewood suites and Hampton inn was listed at the same property. But we are glad that we chose Hampton as it was cheaper but also shared the same amenities. The rate was decent and for the quality. It was a little bit out of the way to get to the city but the bus was accessible and it's supposed to only take about 30 minutes or so to get to the city.

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 .

What a horrid stay at this heavy-use hotel. The owner/manager refuses to address restitution for damage to my personal property that occurred in this hotel room while I was downstairs in a conference. I was made to wait for six days before receiving contact after the incident -- and I was only contacted because the owner/manager was unhappy with my truthful but negative review. I deleted that review and reposted a more current review after I had been contacted and was told the issue would be ”escalated.” Gave them the benefit of the doubt. The owner/manager again responded on that review, trying to portray them as innocent. Three days later, a man identifying himself as from the ”Hilton Parsippany Legal Department” called me loudly and argumentatively, claiming I had been contacted more than the one call when that staff person said it needed ”escalation.” He was obviously angry at the review, but still did not address restitution for the damage to my property in that hotel room. I told him my review was honest, he was being abusive and hung up. He called back, behaving similarly, and I hung up again. I called the Parsippany Police, and the officer advised me to make a police report with my local police and have it forwarded. The officer said the same thing I said to the man who was ”allegedly” from their ”legal department” -- I am well within my rights to leave a negative review, since this was my true experience. Later the same day, I received an email from this owner/manager, which had odd wordings, strange punctuation, lack of capital letters -- saying it was a manager who attempted to call me but I ”hanged up on him,” leaving out the legal department part, offering to try to call me again the next morning, ”respectfully” this time -- to which I responded in writing: I restated the issues, informing them that I would not be answering any more phonecalls, that they needed to respond in writing. I copied Hilton Corporate in that correspondence, as well as the director of the conference I attended. When I contacted Hilton Corporate, I reported the damage to my property, the poor conditions present during that stay, and that I had followed up with the police. Hilton Corporate issued a case number, and this is as far as resolution has progressed as of today, almost a week later. On the last review I left, the owner/manager posted a response, again meant to portray them in a positive way, despite the true experience, claiming a ”backstory.” The next day, after I had spoken to Hilton Corportate, this comment came down. Today, this owner/manager had posted a different response, this time more appropriate, but asking ME to contact HIM. Again. The hotel management has all my contact details, they have pictures of the damage, and Hilton Corporate has my details as well. This manager has merely ”fielded” complaints without just resolution. I will attach photos of both my review and the manager's various comments on my reviews. In addition to photo

We stayed four nights at this hotel while on a motor coach tour to New York City. It is a bit of a ways from the city, but over the Labor Day Weekend traffic was light so didn't take long to get to where we were going. The hotel rooms were renovated in 2019 and are quite nice. The beds are comfortable and our room was very quiet. The bath amenities are nice quality and the towels are thick and fluffy. They give you water bottles in the room (free) and there is a Keurig machine. You get four coffees and two tea k-cups. They refill as needed. Coffee is also available in the lobby in the morning. Currently the public areas of the hotel are being renovated. There is a nice courtyard in the back and places you can walk around the hotel. The staff is friendly and helpful.

Check in Fri evening. Check out Sat noon. Pros: -Check out is at noon -Location is very accessible -There is a restaurant on the first floor of the hotel so you do not have to leave the premises if you do not have to. -The front of the building and the lobby look presentable. Cons: -My TV only had 7 stations (local over the channel stations only) even though the guide lists dozens of channels. I contacted the front desk on Sat morning to let them know, I was told the maintenance guy does not come in until 09:30. I was told he would come take a look at it when he arrived. 10:20 still no response or maintenance guy. I called again. I was offered to be moved from room 254 to 154. I told the lady I will prefer a room on any floor except the first floor. I was told no other room will be available until after 1pm when the rooms have been checked out and cleaned. I then told them I would take room 154, that when I was told that the TV issue was not ”really a maintenance or TV issue, it had to do with their cable provider” and they can not guarantee that I will be able to watch more channels in any other room. I was too shocked to even give them a response. -The carpets in the hallways are filthy with visible dirt and bleach marks ( I have many pictures). They also have a strong musky smell to them. -One of the elevators worked perfectly but the 2nd elevator really smells like something died in there. Just sad. -The only floors with ice machines are floors 2 and 4. -Plot twist- both ice machines on floors 2 and 4 were not working! -The best looking part of the hotel is the front and the lobby, everything else is dilapidated. - I overheard a lady asking why she was told she had to pay for breakfast when it is advertised that breakfast was included, someone was explaining to her that breakfast was included if you paid for breakfast with your reservation. I do not even know what that means but I never ate breakfast there. I was so disappointed about my stay that on my way out, I had to tell the ladies at the front desk that the management really needs to do better. It appears no one cares, they just care about booking rooms and not updating or cleaning the hotel.

Visiting customers temporarily stay for one night, the lobby is very spacious, the service is also good, quite satisfactory.

I have stayed at this hotel off and on since February of 2022 when I started my chemotherapy treatments at Memorial Sloan Kettering cancer center in Basking Ridge. I was diagnosed with a rare form of non Hodgkin’s lymphoma called Mantle Cell Lymphoma in May of 2021. I am extremely grateful for this hotel for accommodating me while up in the area for treatments, and scans. As I’m getting better, my visits are less frequent, but I stayed here last month again, and wanted to thank the staff for their kindness especially Maya Dawkins and Jossehlyn. Thank you all very much. I look forward to my next stay, as that means I will hear more good news about my recovery. If you wish to follow my journey back to good health