Best Jersey City Hotels

"There should be no similar cost-effective in this area. The hotel is opposite to the PATH station. One stop has already reached Manhattan and the World Trade Center on the other side. Try to choose a higher floor (if you can consider adding money), there is no comparison and no harm. I have seen the room on the second floor of the fitness center. The door is densely packed, which proves that the area inside is very small. This time I upgraded to the 6th floor. There is plenty of space in the room. There is a kitchen and living room. You can invite friends over for a party. Don’t expect too much American breakfast. There is no photo in the room. Basically, there is no difference between the pictures in the introduction. The hotel is new, clean, and the hardware is clear. The service is not very friendly to Asians. Please bring your own fluent English."

"Compared to the pigeon coops in New York, the room is quite large, and there is an indoor swimming pool. You can take your kids to play when you return to the hotel. The path line is right next to the door, so it is also very convenient to go to Manhattan. This room in the hotel can see part of the view of Manhattan across the street. However, it is too noisy! It may be because it is next to the elevator, and it buzzes all night."

"There is a kitchen for cooking, with two electric stoves, the one against the wall has a stronger firepower, and the location is good, just on the other side of Manhattan, and it only takes 10 minutes to walk to the Hudson River. It seems that there are many Chinese students living in this area. There is a path subway downstairs, which is very convenient to go to the World Trade Center and Midtown Manhattan. There is a supermarket downstairs, and there is a monkey father and son within a ten-minute walk. The overall price is cheaper than that in Manhattan. For example, the buffet in Manhattan is $13.99 per pound, and this one is $11.99 per pound. There is a Chinese restaurant called Da Sichuan more than 200 meters away, which is moderately priced, tastes good, and has large portions."

"It is very close to the subway entrance, and there is a supermarket right after the subway exit. If you are dragging a suitcase, remember to look at the signs in the subway. There are relatively few elevators. This hotel is the most spacious hotel in this US trip. The rooms in New York are really small and expensive. This area is also very bright. If you want to go to New York, the Path line is very fast."

"Would definitely recommend this hotel for it's convenient location, within 5 mins walk of Newport Path station and nice neighbourhood. Easy to get to and from Manhattan without the price tag of more central hotels. Our room was comfortable, clean and spacious and perfect for a family stay with children. All the staff were friendly and helpful and it was nice to come back to a refreshed, clean and tidy room after a long day of sightseeing."

"Excellent location, right next to PATH station, which in ~20 min gets you to the Times square or WTC. Rooms are very spacious, area around is great. There are shopping centres, Target, etc near by. Riverside walk, which is less than 100 meters from the hotel, turned out to be our daily affair as it provided a beautiful night scene of the Downton NYC skyline."

"This hotel is quite good. Although it is in Jersey City, it is not far from the center of New York. It is just across the tunnel and across the river! However, there are some traffic jams in the tunnel during morning and evening rush hours, so be prepared!"

"The room is large, well-equipped, and the front desk is open 24 hours a day. The location is very close to the Journal Square train station. You can take the subway and get to Lower Manhattan in three stops. In addition, the free breakfast is very convenient. Highly recommended"