Top Hotels Near New Jersey City University in Newark from AU$153

"Definitely a different type of property. > Room: Beds on a platform one step above the floor. Digital controls. Decent shower. In room fridge would not get cold. TV signal was spotty. Sink did not drain well. Told they had filtered water and ice but the machines did not work. Besides the concern about tripping off the step, the room was fine. > Cafe: I had used their online ordering which took my order and claimed it charged my room. Upon going down to pick it up, I was told their online ordering 'doesn't work'. When I attempted to re-order breakfast they told me they were now serving lunch. When I attempted to order something from the menu, they told me they didn't have it. Each of the three mornings I tried to order they were out (drip coffee, yogurt, sandwich). > Lobby 'private guest lounge': advertised as coffee/tea/water/fruit in the morning, 6 - 10am. Each of the three mornings I went down the 'hot water' was luke warm. Only one day was there fruit. > $45 amenities charge: Supposedly for the gym and wellness classes. The first morning I was there the class was cancelled."

"Room was clean and fine. Bathroom lighting was dim."

"Parking charges were absolutely ridiculous! $50 to go in & out! Per day!"

"Had a great stay!!!"

"It was OK. Nothing memorable. The elevators were awful. They were three elevators but at any given time only one was working. So with 43 floors and only three elevator elevators, it was a challenge to get up and down every single time. Sometimes the elevator would stop at every floor. The building is old. The location was fine because it was very close to Subway station and there was a restaurant and cafés nearby.. if I had to go for work, it was OK but definitely wouldn’t go back for vacation."

"tiny rooms but nice breakfast included and cocktail hour included. Great location and nice staff!"

"Good location close to an MTA stop. Room was clean and well kept."

"Great chill area. Not too crowded"

"The restaurant doesn't look good. The seats are dirty and the tables are ugly. It’s not looking like a restaurant"