3-Star Hotels in New Jersey, United States

The location is still very convenient, and the facilities are okay. It is suitable for families traveling with children. It has a microwave and a refrigerator, which is very convenient for hot food.

The hotel is a little outdated but spacious and the breakfast provided was good. There is quite a lot of hot food selection such as bacon, sausages, omelette, boiled eggs and hot oatmeals. In the morning there is a manager on site that greet all the guests which is a good touch too. There is also a public bus just right across the hotel that you can ride to NYC subway station. You can get the bus ticket on the vending machine in the bus stop and they accept card payment. I do suggest get two way ticket to avoid queuing up again to get another return ticket if you plan to return to the hotel using the same bus.

The hotel's overall condition didn't quite meet my expectations due to the large number of guests during the year-end events. However, I was pleased with the daily housekeeping cleanliness and the hotel's location. The Whole Foods Market across the street and the airport pick-up/drop-off service were also a plus.

The location of the hotel is very good. There is a shopping mall next to it. There is a ** uncle shopping supermarket not far away. It is very convenient to reach Princeton University. It is about four or five kilometers away. It is also very convenient for breakfast. The stay is quite comfortable, but it is a little bit old. Overall, the price/performance ratio is pretty good. Princeton is really good. So beautiful

This Ambassador Hotel is a bit old, but the location is good and it is convenient to get around.

The room was clean, the facilities, the service and the breakfast were all satisfactory. However, the room was close to the main road and it was too noisy at night. People with poor sleep could not sleep at all.

The staff's demeanor was somewhat unfriendly. Security personnel visited our door, requesting that we minimize noise, even though we were not loud to begin with. We perceived that staff members were unjustly picking on us and attempting to find reasons for additional charges. Unfortunately, racial bias seemed to be a contributing factor.

I stayed at TRYP by Wyndham Newark Downtown on a Tuesday night and overall had a good experience. The hotel is in a very convenient location, an easy walking distance to Newark Penn Station, which makes getting around extremely convenient. The room was clean and comfortable, and the property feels well-maintained. My only complaint is the water pressure in the shower, which was noticeably weak. Everything else worked well, but stronger water pressure would make the stay much better. Overall, a solid choice for a short stay in Newark, especially if you need quick access to Penn Station.

Visited Princeton University and found a hotel with a high rating. It is next to the highway and there are no facilities around. You can either bring your own food and drink. The room has pots and utensils, or drive ten minutes to eat out. The room is not bad, quite big, the staff is also very enthusiastic. It happened to be a hotel event every Wednesday, free afternoon tea, although not particularly rich, but the old American food is just like that, just eat enough

Superb, beautiful environment, convenient transportation, free parking. The room is two bedrooms and one living room plus kitchen. Can live 6 people. You can cook by yourself. Buying 40 knives of ingredients can be enough for four people to eat for two to three days. Much better than eating outside. Very close to the Hmart Korean supermarket. Supermarket ingredients are very good.