If you're looking for a nice, clean and inexpensive place to stay on a visit to New York City, look no further than the Holland Motor Lodge. It's not the Plaza or the Waldorf-Astoria, but my room was very clean, it had a comfortable king-sized bed, cable TV, free parking, donuts and coffee in the morning (as well as a... more

I've had dinner for 2 and a dinner for 4 here so far and I can swear to you that both times I was amazed. Portion size is spot on, tastes are eclectic but delicious every time on different dishes. I had the rib appetizer and I sunk into a coma of love, I ate the chicken entree and died,... more

My wife and three children and I spent three nights at the Courtyard Jersey City. We had a great time. The hotel is within steps of the PATH train. This train will take you to either ground zero or to Madison Square Garden. It is very convenient. I chose this hotel because I wanted to get out of the hustle... more

My family of 4 stayed at Courtyard Jersey City early June 2008. I have stayed in Manhattan on my previous trips to NYC but decided to try this one since I was using Marriott points and this hotel was only category 3 versus the ones in Manhattan that were category 7. The location is not as convenient as hotels in... more

First time visiting hard grove was for drinks since they claim to have the best mojitos. Well, i can tell you it was far from the best. Watery and tasteless. Second and last time i was there was with a group of 4 for lunch. I ordered the pork and another mojito to give it a second chance and both... more

I generally don't write reviews unless the experience was exceptionally good or absymally poor. The Hyatt Regency falls into the former category and provided such a delightful stay that I felt compelled to add my beaming accolades to the host of other travelers who were lucky enough to come across this hotel. This is truly top-rate, yet unpretentious, comfortable and... more

OK, after just spending a wonderful 3 nights in a great hotel in Cape May, brought the family up to the Hyatt Regency Jersey City due to location close to the Ferry to Ellis Island and Statue of Liberty Ferry, as well the PATH Train into NYC. The location was about the only good part. No real complaints with the... more

We chose this hotel for a family (2 adults and 3 teenage boys) vacation to NYC in July for four days. Access is easy via car or from the Newark airport via train (less than $10 vs. $$$ via taxi, but you do have to take the airport tram to the train stop, then a regular train to Newark station,... more

My husband and I stayed at this hotel over the July 4th holiday. The primary purpose of our trip was to attend the Yankees-Red Sox game on July 3rd. The hotel rooms were average, though the bed was quite comfortable. The staff was delightful -- particularly our repeat breakfast waitress, Vera, and the bartender, Fernando. Everyone at the hotel was... more

The place is well located, that is true, but I do not plan to go back. The room is shabby, dark and smelly, the braekfast is a joke (it is a counter at the corner of the reception, where you can grab a donnut and stand, because there is no place to sit). I would specially advise couples with children... more

I am a scientist and from NJ so you would think I would enjoy this museum but after attending many museums in the U.S. I have to admit it is a disappointment. This begins the moment you walk in. They recently enlarged the museum by adding an extension. However this only adds a new entrance and one exhibition room -... more

My wife and I stayed here on the last leg of our honeymoon. Overall very pleased. It's nestled right next to the PATH subway leading into New York, and immediately across the street a multi-level mall that my wife and I enjoyed walking immensely. Jersey City is a great place to stay outside of Manhattan... we were seconds away from... more

We have stayed at the Ramada Jersey City twice now and haven't had any problems at all. Both times the room was very clean - no bugs, bad smells, etc. The room was very spacious and included a walk-in closet, separate kitchen area and private bath. The front desk staff is very nice and is more than willing to help... more

I stayed in this hotel for two nights in June. I had a little trouble with check-in, but it was resolved quickly. I reserved a room with two beds, and the room that was available only had one king. There was a little resistance to giving me the proper room, and it was suggested that one of us could just... more

My husband, ten year old daughter and I spent this past weekend at the Hyatt. We had previously spent a weekend here last January and found the accomodation to be much more suitable for travelling with a child than most of the other places we had stayed when visiting NYC. Our room was on the eight floor and we had... more

The Hyatt is right across from Exchange Place PATH Station (4 min from World Trade Center). Trains generally run every 10-15 min during the day and 30 min off peak. The hotel is pretty new and the rooms are large. Sound-proofing between the rooms isn't too good though. Otherwise, it's very quiet since there aren't any roads nearby. The office... more

Great, but it's closed, sadly. more

hotel is great i stayed there for 2 wks great location very close to path station. rooms are very clean, provide refg and microwave. also free breakfast and free parking. front desk is very helpful , also free internet in room and wifi in lobby. highly recommend staying there. if u are staying for long time they will gave u... more

This was such a great hotel, which we booked based on recommendations from Trip Advisor and we were not disappointed. We stayed here for 7 nights and enjoyed every minute of it. Just being able to use the hotel's own pier to watch the sunset was was worth the extra expensive to stay here. The location is great, with absolutely... more