Hotel a Newark

“The property could have been cleaner. Parking was convenient. Family friendly.”

“The hotel location was excellent, on and off the highway 95. The bar closed too early, I would suggest open till at least 10:00 or 10:30PM, The Pool area was not very clearn, and should have have seats and tables, one of the local was broken( the one closer to the front dest), so I had to use the other one closer to the vending machine. The vending machine, a lot of thing were " sold out" , I succced by the 4th.”

“This is an old hotel. It had been redone and worked well for us. Unfortunately, we were in room 202 which is near the elevator. Very loud when it was running. Wife did not sleep well. Hotel staff are very friendly. Breakfast was nice. Thank you”

“Everything was great”

“Good hotel in Newark for a 1 night stay. Close to shopping mall. Easy parking”

“Tutto nella norma”

“Cleanliness”

“-”

“The shower had the best water pressure, the beds were comfortable, and the lady at the front desk was professional and friendly.”

“Roaches”

“We loved our stay”

“Room was clean and spacious. Good breakfast, too.”

“The room itself was very clean, but the property is under construction and everything else is in disrepair. Paint peeling from the hallway walls, trash piled up outside, outdoor lights hanging by chords. We could not escape the smell of cigarette smoke, which just permeated the room. The staff was very friendly, but this did not make up for the rest of it.”

“Would highly recommend. ”

“Ottima scelta. Comoda la possibilità di cucinarsi i pasti da soli nella cucina ben attrezzata. Nelle vicinanze di shopping mall a zero tasse (siamo nel Delaware). Nulla da eccepire. Spero di ritornarci”

“Great bar and location.”

“Not very clean, the hotel had a smell”

“Overall, staff and hotel were good. Shower stall floor seemed a bit grimy and the toilet paper holder was broken off. One of the glasses in the kitchen had a lipstick print on it. Other then that we appreciated the location and the 2 bedroom suite. Check in/out was easy.”