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"It’s a great price and has a runner to the Met Life stadium. Staff was fantastic! Cool multicultural area. "

"Breakfast could use some variety every day. I miss to have a place where to cook. Easy to go to NY. Very helpful employees. Nice rooms, clean, ample and comfortable beds."

"perfect location"

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"Good location and clean property "

"This place is very convenient to stay at if visiting NYC, and taking the train in. This is my second time staying here and both times the staff has been very friendly and helpful. The Red Roof Inn has a Dublin, Subway, and Wendy’s located across the street making food purchases convenient. Do not expect the Ritz Carlton, but do expect clean rooms, friendly staff, food options within walking distance, and about a 10 min drive to Secaucus Train Station. Oh and if you are traveling with an RV, they have parking spots for that type of vehicle and they are pet friendly ❤️"

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"We were looking for excellent value for our trip to NYC and we found it with this hotel. It was perfect! The room was clean and comfortable, the shower was hot. Transport into NYC was a 10 minute easy walk, and the local area was wonderful to explore, with a newly developed waterfront and a large shopping mall (with a Primark!). Although it was a journey into Manhattan, it only took max of 40 minutes and I would choose to stay in this hotel if I was visiting again. "

"An oasis in the middle of total chaos. I lived in this area for 25 years… Was visiting for a business opportunity and needed a place with a view. The front desk staff really made the place work. They upgraded my room to something big enough for the Photography we were doing… I ended up with a nice big view of New York for my stay. But down by the water you get in a tremendous sunset view of New York. The ferry terminal leaves into the city pretty frequently and you can walk to half a dozen dining options that are all terrific. Chart house. Ruth Chris, and three or four solid local options, including a place called Blue which had a phenomenal happy hour. We tried to drive into Hoboken in Park for a minute and they've made all that so incredibly difficult that we ended up just coming back to the hotel and hiding from Hoboken. I'll stay at this hotel every chance I get when I go to the city."