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"Amazing staff and location "

"Good breakfast Since it’s on a busy street, it’s difficult to pull out"

"Hotel under construction. Room floor sounded like you were gonna fall through it. Clean rooms though- very basic. Hotel will be nicer once they finish the construction, looks like it’ll be a nice addition. Breakfast was a joke- don’t even bother going to see what they have. Biggest pint of contention is they share a parking lot with an offsite airport parking/shuttle business and you are forced to pay $30+ to park a day- scam! Wouldn’t stay here again - plenty of other options without paying an additional fee to park. "

"The front desk personal was great "

"Ana, who was on the reservation desk when I arrived was absolutely wonderful! By being so welcoming, and providing information, she set the tone for the entire stay. The room was very clean, and smelled clean. Breakfast wasn’t very good, neither of the variety nor quality of what was being offered, but this has been the case on many of the “free breakfasts” being offered by hotels these days. However, the coffee was great. Will probably stay here again."

"Very nice. Very clean. Newark is actually easy to get around."

"There was an issue with the system. Everytime we came back to the hotel our key wasn’t working. Only 1 elevator was working. And the pool and gym were closed during our visit. "

"Great location, clean, breakfast excellent"

"Here’s a clear, honest review you can use: ⸻ I stayed at the Hampton Inn and unfortunately had a disappointing experience. When I picked up one of the towels, it was visibly dirty, which immediately raised concerns about cleanliness. The bedsheets also did not seem properly clean, which made the overall stay feel uncomfortable. Cleanliness is a basic expectation when staying at a hotel, and this experience did not meet that standard. As a result, we did not feel comfortable during our stay. I hope the hotel takes this feedback seriously and improves their housekeeping practices."