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I was born and raised in Newark. However, I moved 32 years ago, so I was fascinated with the changes. I just wanted to ride around and see the sites. The only building that I recognized was Essex County College, where I attended and graduated in the 1970s. Downtown has changed and the projects were all gone. I really enjoyed myself.

DANGEROUS FLOOD in hotel TODAY, AUGUST 17, 2021, evacuation alarms were activated, the fire department of New York City arrived cause of my call, the hotel refused to call them. Sewage pipe burst in my room and on top of the bed. My 6-year-old daughter, my wife, and I got wet with that dark water. The hotel manager NEVER spoke to us, looked for us, NEVER care about the guests cause never asked us how we were. Lousy lousy. DO NOT JOIN THIS HOTEL. It has sewage odors. Rooms smelling of cigarettes. Lousy attention by the personal of the hotel. This hotel is very noisy. You can't sleep easily. PLEASE, DON'T HAVE A BAD NIGHT. THERE ARE OTHER HOTELS WITH THE SAME PRICE. We have bad-smelling clothes. A laptop got wet and it won't turn on again.

We traveled to Newark to visit family. It's the most centrally located place to access all the places we needed to go. Newark has changed considerably in recent years. Positive changes on balance. The food scene seems a bit less than before, though, especially in the Iron Bound district. Try McGovern's near the corner of New and Washington Streets for food and drinks (it's a well established Irish Pub). Best value for breakfast if you can't eat in the hotel is about a 15 minute walk to the corner of Central and Halsey Streets, Central Restaurant. The downtown areas seems to go pretty dead after about 9 or 10 PM. Nobody much around except in a couple of bars.

The location was good for all the activities that we planned The bed and furniture good The staff very helpful The AC needs improvement, not enough cooling and at night we had to turn it off because too noisy I understand there is still measurements because the pandemia but what it was offered for breakfast was a disappointment, no decaf For breakfast went to an I hop close to the hotel and they didn’t have decaf either! We went to Alonso seafood Portuguese restaurant, good service and good food

It wasn't about the beautiful people of Newark. Very bad memory of a hotel overcharging me $42 after paying close to $200 for a night's sleep. Only for a parking lot security guy attempting to beat me up for absolutely no fault of mine. Don't

A scary place that doesn't feel safe at all. The hotel is nowhere near a restaurant and its restaurant is closed. The highway in front of the hotel is very busy with no sidewalk so you can't walk anywhere. We booked here to go on the Ellis Island- Statue of Liberty tour which was the only enjoyable part of our stay.