2-Star Hotels in New Jersey, United States

The room was very satisfied, it was very late, and the front desk was very patient. The key opened the door for the first time and was unsuccessful. I went downstairs to ask the front desk. The waiter left to help me open the door. Although it was late at night, I was not impatient.

Nice stay

Good location. Close to MetLife stadium and American Dream mall. Bus to Manhattan is just 20 minutes and stop right in front of the hotel. Very convenient!

The room is ordinary on the first floor. The wooden structure is not very soundproof. But the overall noise is not loud in the US. The rest is OK. The room is moderate in size. The service is excellent. When I checked out in the morning, my iwatch fell under the pillow. The waiter rushed to take it out.

I recommend this place for anyone that look for a place to spend a week or two,the room it's pretty clean ,price is okay I guess, I've been staying here for a couple months it has been great

This is exactly what we needed. We were visiting family in Salem and Pennsville and this place gave us everything we needed for a good price. The adequately maintained. We didn't have any problems with our room, and there was TONS of hot water even though they were nearly full up. We'll be making this our regular place when in town.

Breakfast is very good, the room is big

Our room was beautiful and spacious. The bathroom was great as well. There were a few marks around the bathroom that could’ve been dealt with, but overall I can tell the housekeeping did their best to make it look great. The staff weren’t rude, but even necessarily friendly. 4/5.

Last time we stayed here they had brand new coin operated laundry machines for guests. However, despite the fact that those machines are literally still on the premises, they are animate that laundry is not available. Also, the first time we had stayed in awhile they CLEARLY had undergone a change of ownership and because they did not recognize us we were definitely treated as low life's. I was on the first floor just looking out the huge bay window admiring the Atlantic City skyline when I heard elder middle eastern later calling out in a somewhat nasty tone. I chose to ignore and mind my own business. Well as I paid her no mind she worked her way down the hall yelling to me until she came to the conclusion that I was either hard of hearing or deaf. So when she eventually invaded my personal space and was yelling as though that might be helpful had i been deaf and tried to grab my arm when I turned to her and asked her very nicely if she could refrain from screaming as I am right there and there is no need to ever touch a guest unless there is a pending safety issue. She started yelling at me to ”go to my room” ”you must remain in your room” clearly that didn't go over well. After 2 days of ignorance, we were able to hash things out, but they need a good lesson on our culture and tolerance.