We stayed here for 2 nights . Clean room , clean hotel, also great to have a Tesla charger in the parking lot to charge overnight - saved us the trip to a charging station. No complaints - nice place to stay
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!
This hotel, located just opposite Lower Manhattan, is wonderfully quiet and spacious. It was particularly appealing to us as we were a group of three with a lot of luggage, and New York City hotels are generally known for being small, so we specifically chose this Hyatt. Right next to the hotel entrance is a PATH station, making it incredibly convenient to get into New York – it's just one stop to the newest transportation hub, shaped like a white dove, which is the World Trade Center area. The hotel itself is also very new, and waking up every day to views of the New York skyline was a real luxury. I would definitely choose to stay here again on my next visit to New York.
I stayed in a hotel for three nights in a row. The design is very academic and British, which is better than I expected. The European restaurant on the first floor of the hotel is very stylish, like the library in Princeton school. The boys and girls serving as waiters are very good-looking. They all look like college students. I will stay there next time. The only thing is that the light in the room is a bit dark. The large room I booked also felt a bit small.
The hotel has been recently renovated, and the bathroom is new, but the water pressure is a bit low. The overall noise level isn't too bad. The front desk staff, a black woman, had an average service attitude. Check-in was significantly delayed because a tour group was ahead of me. The free shuttle only goes to the AirTrain station, so I had to take an Uber to the terminal because I was in a hurry.
Good breakfast. Free parking on weekends until 10:30. Second stay. Spacious room. Very convenient to the mall next to the hotel. Highway 1 is at the doorstep. Convenient to everywhere. Worth recommending
It's under construction and I guess that's why the rate is very reasonable, it has everything that a single traveler needs, hot water, ok internet, cable good, gym can be functional and breakfast, I hope it's a bit better, other than that, it's ok place to stay and that's why I have booked for another night...
I really loved the hotel. However, my room was directly above a conference room where high school celebrations were loud and disturbing. The music was thumping, the microphones screamed, and I found it difficult to rest. The first night was supposedly a dress rehearsal for the event. I called the front desk where it was explained what was going on. The second night I called the desk again to ask what time the noise was going to stop. I was told there’s nothing that can be done about it. I’d love to give you a good review, but that kind of noise in a hotel such as the Madison really is unfortunate and disappointing. Manager in the pub was awesome. Ricky at the front desk was amazing. I had driven from NH for my best friend’s celebration of life which was held in the conservatory, but I was so exhausted that I really wanted to sleep. The loud music and loudspeakers made it impossible.
Had a good time on date night and we are back for another visit. Returned for another fun weekend!
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GGuest UserHave always had a great experience at the Golden Nugget…always met with a smile at check in, food, drinks and entertainment are second to none and the gaming is always a fun time - will be back for more in the future!
GGuest UserI stayed at this location twice during my trip & had different experiences based on the person at the front desk. The hotel has a shuttle but it only runs certain hours; therefore, if your flight is late and the front desk doesn’t care, you are left stranded in finding a way to the hotel. The first person rounded up a shuttle for pick up, the second person said I just needed to find a way there (which was very expensive).
The breakfast was hot coffee and bags of tea & hot water, instant packs of oatmeal and grits (when not hoarded by other guests), individually packaged chocolate & plain muffins, and granola bars. It’s something, but definitely not my first choice.
This place is not the best nor the worst so if you want a definite shuttle, choose a closer location.
CCRodOk so first let me just say for the price we paid on the days we went. It wasn't horrible. I would go back BUT YMMV so this was my experience.
Location was great. Right on the boardwalk and an easy walk to Hard Rock when we went to the concert.
Service was meh. The only time I had a friendly anyone in the establishment was the woman who checked us out. Everyone else that we interacted with were either disinterested or perfunctory. No help on where to find our rooms, no help on any services offered. We didn't even get the annoying (did you want to sign up for our card?) that you get in ****** hotels. I guess that was a plus.
From my understanding we were on the ”older side” of the establishment. But regardless, staying on an entire floor that says non smoking it smelled of smoke. both cigarettes and ****. I don't care if you do either but I do care to smell either in my room or right outside my door (defeats the whole purpose of non smoking). Everything is dated which is whatever. but the blinds didn't work the coffee maker wire was too short for the ”dresser” so you had to keep moving it to the nightstand to use it. The room itself was relatively clean although the back of the nightstands hadn't been touched in a long time with all that accumulation of dust. Its design is just...weird. like so much random open area. I guess you can dance there lol. The ”dresser” didn't have drawers it had...like cubby holes. We didn't use them seemed pointless. I didn't even bother with the tv it was too far away and faced away from any sitting area (again weird layout).
The ****** itself was ok. Nothing crazy although I did like that rotating bar they had. But again. EVERYWHERE just reeked of smoke. To use a comparison, at Hard Rock when you were on the ****** side sure people smoked there (i get it) but the hotel side of things smelled clean refreshing and airy.
In the end, manage expectations and you'll be fine. If you are a smoker I am sure you will be fine too. If all you plan to do is sleep there its fine (although we were on the 7th floor and could still hear the music bumping below but the music was good so w/e lol) It works, again its not horrible. Its definitely 2.5-3 star range.
GGuest UserEverything was very nice in Atlantic City. My girlfriend and I had a great time. The hotel was clean. There was lots to do with the ****** and very good dining would highly recommend.
AAnonymous UserIt takes about 20 minutes to drive to Manhattan. There is no place to eat nearby. There are some Korean food. Easy parking. If you have a car, it is recommended to live here. There is no need to live in the New York City area. It is safer.
GGuest UserThe hotel has been recently renovated, and the bathroom is new, but the water pressure is a bit low. The overall noise level isn't too bad. The front desk staff, a black woman, had an average service attitude. Check-in was significantly delayed because a tour group was ahead of me. The free shuttle only goes to the AirTrain station, so I had to take an Uber to the terminal because I was in a hurry.
GGuest UserThe room is very nice, very close to the airport, the hotel facilities are very complete, it is very suitable for Chinese people to stay, really, just believe it, Chinese people don't cheat Chinese people, it is recommended to book quickly
AAnonymous UserThe room was very clean, and there's an airport shuttle. However, when I asked at the front desk if I could store my luggage for the next day, they said the hotel doesn't offer that service. This is the first time I've ever stayed at a hotel that didn't provide luggage storage.
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