4-Star Hotels in New Jersey, United States

The location is very convenient, right off route 1 south. We arrived very late and with the incorrect booking date. The lady at the service desk was extremely helpful and managed to rebookd a room at the spot. Thank you to trip.com. They also allowed us to have a late check out. Again have to praise the friendliness of the service desk. The room assigned was not set up properly so we got an upgrade. Room is clean by there are no slippers, no shower cap, tooth brush etc. Kind of disappointed.

It should be the best hotel in Princeton, generally in line with domestic four-star standards. Health: It's a very new hotel, so far it's very good. Environment: The most atmospheric hotel in Princeton. The restaurants and bars on the first floor have a very prosperous nightlife. The hotel is located on the busiest commercial street, close to the main gate of Princeton. Service: The attitude of the front desk staff was very good, and the check-out time was smoothly extended from 11 o'clock to 12 o'clock. However, housekeeping was not done on the first night and the cleaning on the second night was excellent. Facilities: In line with domestic four-star standards. Toiletries basically need to be requested proactively. The lighting control is not very smart, and the sensor lights are easy to turn off by themselves. Other than that it was pretty good. The water pressure is great and very comfortable. I have never stayed in a hotel with higher water pressure.

Although the decoration is a bit old, the room is OK, parking is also convenient, the surrounding environment is very good, and it is very convenient to Princeton University. It can be seen that many people come here to attend meetings or something. The breakfast is a la carte, which is not bad.

This hotel is a bit old and the decor is dated. It's about 2-3 kilometers from Newark Airport, making it suitable for a layover or a brief stay between flights. Regarding cleanliness, I was quite disappointed to find hair in certain areas. I didn't try the breakfast, but there's a microwave available and a small, paid cafe on the first floor. There were no slippers or complimentary toiletries like a toothbrush and toothpaste. The front desk staff were very friendly though; a young Black man kindly found two disposable toothbrushes for me.

I chose this hotel for a layover in EWR airport. It's definitely convenient and the free shuttle from and to the airport is a great feature. The rooms are spacious, very clean and very quiet - perfect conditions for a good rest before a couple of long flights. The only thing I didn't like was the slow check-in process which lead to a line of maybe 20 people and around 35-40 minutes of waiting - and that happens after another long flight. :-) Check-in can definitely be optimized, but the rest was just great.

The hotel environment is very good. The transportation is very convenient. The service attitude is also very good. The breakfast on the second day is very rich and tastes delicious. I am very satisfied with this store. It's super good

The hotel is very quiet. If you are traveling by car, this hotel is a great choice. It is only 10 minutes away from Princeton University. The hotel environment is very good, and the gym and swimming pool are all available. The view outside the window is also great!

I absolutely love this location. It's very welcoming, quite, etc. Breakfast was very plentiful. Staff are excellent. I will definitely come again. Plus love the pet friendliness.

The hotel recommended by a local friend is really good, the location is very good, the parking lot is big enough, and it is free, it is very convenient to drive by yourself, the hotel facilities are relatively new, our family lived very comfortably.

This Hilton is located in the small town of Shorthills, New Jersey. The rooms are clean, the service is good, the breakfast is OK, the parking is convenient, and it is opposite the Masy department store. It is a good value for money place worth staying again. We drove from the hotel to Times Square and Grand Central Station for 40 minutes at noon.