Top Hotels Near Visual Arts Center of New Jersey in Newark from AU$107

"The staff was excellent from the friendly front desk staff to the breakfast providers (nice breakfast) to the housekeeping staff. The amenities are high quality, the room was spacious and always very clean. This is my go-to when I stay in this area."

"The room was clean. The staff were friendly and efficient. Breakfast was good, about the best of the limited continental breakfasts I've seen. I woukd go back."

"The hotel smelled very nice when you walked in from the front door. The room and bathroom was clean & it had scope, toothpaste, toothbrush & 6 large towels in the bathroom. The bed was comfortable & the price was right. The room was warm & cozy. "

"The room was spotless and the staff is always great. "

"I had a lovely stay at the Turkey Hill Inn. Clean. Great ambience. Wonderful location. Built in 1849, it was step back inn time. Really enjoyed my stay."

"Great stay!"

"Just Beautiful "

"Absolutely a great quant pleasant soothing relaxing experience with an succulent breakfast..the complete stay beyond measures"

"I lived in Summit for 40 years and only stayed here after moving away. This is a charming converted multi-story home, very old-school in its bones, but updated for wifi, chargers, etc. Nicely appointed, two quiet blocks from downtown Summit. Real staff on site--not a tie-line to some national headquarters. Staff goes home at 6 but is close by and available by phone if needed. Spacious sitting room and breakfast area with nice spread of breakfast fare. Short walk to the train (NJ transit to NYC and elsewhere). Summit has restaurants ranging from a NYC quality steak house (Roots) to The Summit Diner, a 1920s-era DDD where my children and I spent every Saturday morning eating short-stacks and eggs & corn beef hash. The DeBary is my new go-to place for when I'm visiting. If you really need a gleaming Ritz Carlton, well there's one a couple of miles away (charging $500/night more), but you'll be disappointed. Call-out to Emily, Innkeeper: Thanks for the friendly, small-town service."