Hotel vicino a New Jersey State Museum - Trenton

“It's a clean hotel, useful for travelling lodge. Esay to fond, just close to a US1 exit.”

“Breakfast was cold”

“Breakfast was the best I’ve ever had. Clean house. Very quiet, I felt safe being there !”

“Loved the bar area and the outside area. Room was nice. Staff was super friendly.”

“clean quiet location, beds were comfortable, breakfast was very good”

“The pool was not open. It was a very nice day to get in the pool but every time I go to the hotel, this is the second one I went to and there’s no pool access.”

“We had a great time place is Beautiful staff helpful respectful. We felt at home definitely coming back for my Birthday in September.❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️”

“Luogo rilassante immerso in un parco, staff gentile e professionale, bella la zona relax . Buona e varia la colazione ma da migliorare il menu ristorante . ”

“Awesome”

“Our bartender was amazing. The staff were all so kind and helpful”

“The hotel had so many amenities and it was next to the Pickle House where you could play pickleball for a small fee pp. It was clean and very comfortable.”

“One of the best nights I’ve had since coming to this state .”

“The inn was lovely except the breakfast was not very well looked after. They ran out of coffee and told us they couldn’t make more because they didn’t have any. What? There weren’t basic things like silverware, salt, butter etc that were missing. On a Sunday morning they had no valet to help us get our luggage from the third floor or get our car. It is a lovely, expensive place. Attention to detail was missing.”

“The location is good. Not sure what type of clientele stays here but the ones there when I was there were rude and I considerate. One night there were people in the next room over partying and talking loud from 2-4:30 am and the following night people were leaving their rooms and letting the doors slam. Has an old school hotel feel with loud heavy doors, thin walls and slow elevators that ding loudly when they hit your floor. Could hear everything through the walls - the elevator, the cars...