Newark hotel guide. Marriott Hotels & Resorts hotel in Newark, New Jersey

"Good breakfast clean rooms"

"Ana, who was on the reservation desk when I arrived was absolutely wonderful! By being so welcoming, and providing information, she set the tone for the entire stay. The room was very clean, and smelled clean. Breakfast wasn’t very good, neither of the variety nor quality of what was being offered, but this has been the case on many of the “free breakfasts” being offered by hotels these days. However, the coffee was great. Will probably stay here again."

"Yes"

"Very nice. Very clean. Newark is actually easy to get around."

"Okay hotel. Good for a night halt. Ihop and rubh tuesday in 2 mins walk. Beasides that didn’t like the location. "

"Great hotel , excellent food. However the case where the refrigerator should have been was empty."

"Here’s a clear, honest review you can use: ⸻ I stayed at the Hampton Inn and unfortunately had a disappointing experience. When I picked up one of the towels, it was visibly dirty, which immediately raised concerns about cleanliness. The bedsheets also did not seem properly clean, which made the overall stay feel uncomfortable. Cleanliness is a basic expectation when staying at a hotel, and this experience did not meet that standard. As a result, we did not feel comfortable during our stay. I hope the hotel takes this feedback seriously and improves their housekeeping practices."

"I checked in on a Tuesday night and was treated very nicely and cordially be the front desk staff. My room was kept very clean. The restaurant staff went above and beyond to ensure we were satisfied with the food and the service. Thanks to the maintenance staff, the day front desk staff, and the restaurant staff."

"Left all decaf coffee pods and the coffee machine was not working properly. When I called and asked to send someone to fix it, noone came. They have a water filter in the gym which only gives cold water. And they charge 1$ for providing drinking hot water. Which I am ok with paying but it's the principle of just finding anything to squeeze money out of you.. The staff are also not really interested in helping you."