You need to understand what you're signing up for when staying here. It's a fairly priced,…read moreoceanfront hotel that is literally falling apart. The place has so much potential but no one is keeping it up. The towels and linens were clean. I think our biggest complaint was the lack of customer service. There is no daily housekeeping/maid service here unless you pay $35 per cleaning. We were never told this...well, finally upon our third visit to the front desk we were. Beach tags are provided by the hotel...great! except they never told us this and we purchased on the beach. We asked for a credit after learning from other guests that beach tags are provided. The front desk girl deferred me to the manager who wouldn't be in until after our stay ended and shockingly, the manager refunded us without a fight! In the bathroom, shampoo, conditioner, and shower gel are supposed to be provided in dispensers on the wall...great! but 2 of the 3 were empty. There is no ice machine on the property but we learned from other patrons that you can ask at the front desk for a bag of ice. It would have been nice if all these little things were explained to us at check in or listed somewhere instead of having to learn by chatting with others halfway through our stay! Parking: 1 spot is provided per room, street parking is available for extra cars and it is easily found and free! Wi fi: provided at hotel whether you're in the room or on the property. I had a lot of problems using my cell phone for internet (with my data plan) while on the beach. On the weekends, I couldn't use my data at all due to all the thousands of other people in the area trying to use their phones as well. On the weekdays, I didn't have any issue. Bar/restaurant: I think it should be noted that there is a bar and grill attached to the hotel (no affiliation) and they have live music daily. All day on weekends and 6-10pm (check https://www.lagunagrillandrumbar.com/entertainment for specifics) on weekdays. After the band ends, a DJ may also play. I just think patrons should know this in case they like to go to bed early, etc. You can most definitely clearly hear the music in the rooms. Overall, I would stay here again...it had the basics and is a great location...but do not come here if you are looking to impress anyone or like to stay in nice places!

Although this may not be the best hotel and I would rate it a 3, I'm giving it a 4 because the…read morewinter price is a great value. Plus, the little restaurant next to it the Beach house has an outstanding bar and also serves outstanding Italian food too. So you can eat at the restaurant and walk back to your room and not worry about driving. The hotel room itself was clean and well kept. Again, for the price it deserves 4 stars because it's a great value.

The balcony is wonderful!…read more The bathroom was spacious but there are no hooks by the shower for towels. The hook for the hand towel is so low, the towel goes right into the sink. We couldn't understand why the tub, sink, and toilet were on top of each other when there was so much room to spread out -- including an almost empty bathroom closet. There is no "Constant Fan" option on the thermostat. The cost of parking, $186, is excessive. That alone would prohibit us from returning to Club Wyndham. Check-in is bizarre: One has to pull their car up to the garage entrance, leave it double-parked in the street, and then walk through entering/exiting garage traffic to check in before being able to park the car. It is both stressful and dangerous and poorly planned. If not for Niaz's help, we would not have known what to do. Otherwise, the room was wonderful (except for the on/off Wifi and bathroom) and the security is exceptional. We also loved the efficiency of the elevators (wish check-in and parking worked as smoothly). But the entire staff is fantastic and the hotel is spotless -- everywhere. We did have a great stay but parking and weak Wifi prevents us from giving the property five stars.

We booked a last minute stay at this hotel, we arrived at night & had no issues checking in we got…read moreRoom# 2007. This was a great room, spacious had more of a small apartment feel to it, nice comfy bed & good toiletries to use. The kitchen comes in handy when u have left overs, nice living room space comfy couch & big TV to watch. U have a decent size balcony, chairs set up nice to sit & just enjoy the views. Decent indoor pool good size serves its purpose. Beach is right down the street & so is the boardwalk. Amenities are limited on the property, there's a game room, movie theater no restaurants on property. Best thing about this Hotel is its location & my reason for giving it the 4 stars, near the end of the boardwalk which is great since it's away from the crazy crowds. We had an enjoyable stay because of it's convenient location.

Cannot beat the location! On the boardwalk! Every…read moreroom/suite is different because they are privately owned and all managed by different companies, but thankful for the dishwasher and stovetop...sometimes you feel like going out and sometimes you don't. The view from the 14th floor though...more than enough of all my eyes can take in. Right next to Resorts, Hard Rock and Ocean. Need I say more? Pool not open during pandemic. Exercise room and arcade are by appointment only. Computer and printer on 2nd floor. When we called they came...good service.

Everything was great from the view right infront of you,getting the sunrise and sunset was soo…read morebeautiful.The only thing I would say is the bed was cute small in the picture it looked very big but that was the only bad size for me. Also the building was in a hotel so when you go out someone approaches you saying if you go for this orientation or meeting you get a free 3 day night away and a $100 cash to the casino. If you agree and go they basically trying to sell a times share and trying to force that on you to get it.If you not signing up they get mad and call different sales team to come speak to you. The whole meeting is like an hour long.Just be careful if anyone approaches you with that line.

Loved the staff. Small business feel with a quaint old school feel. There was actually a tape deck…read moreand cd player in the room. Seems like the room was recently updated. Room was warm and cozy. I really enjoyed my stay. Really wonder what the summer would be like there. Walking distance from the beach. A few restaurants down the street within walking distance. Also a Wawa Convenience store about a mile down the road. My only complaint is the website needs to be updated. Pictures are dated and they almost caused us to change the booking. But I was pleasantly surprised. I'd definitely stay there again. Next time will be In the summer. $20 uber ride to the strip.

The hotel needs more rooms to be upgraded after 38 years it's time for old rooms to go. Steam…read morecleaning can take 2-4 hrs. We had no TP,Paper towels or sheets for couch bed upon arrival. The owners deserve better. The staff is nice and polite.

Reposting on Yelp as The View has taken down my + many other former tenants HONEST reviews. They…read moreclaim that they don't take reviews down, but I've seen it happen to 5+ former tenants. I genuinely enjoyed living here, but the $400 a month rent increase when I tried to renew my lease is what lead to a 1 star review. The new management is great (compared to the 3 different management teams during the short time I lived there) and I know the increase was coming from corporate. However, the building is not worth almost $3000 a month to live in a glorified studio. Now they're left with a bunch of empty units because no one will renew or a sign a lease at these outrageous rates. The building is a ghost town. It's really a shame that they're losing SO many tenants over this. Not to mention, this building is disgusting at this point. I went back to visit some friends a few weeks ago. I found a shattered handle of alcohol just sitting in the hallway. They are really letting this place go, it's terrible. If it's this bad now, I could only imagine how bad it is in 5 years. I must share one of my memories at The View - when a domestic dispute carried into the entire building with a man breaking doors to enter into back into the building after being escorted out by the police. My boyfriend, who is a corrections officer, had to handle the domestic dispute because the front desk was unsure what to do. The back door is still broken from this (it happened in August/September) and anyone can walk right in by pulling on the back door. **Also, many of the 5 star reviews on Google are employees of Priderock. I have countless emails with their names in the signature line.

Updated Review: I have had two leases in this building since January of 2020. When we first moved…read morein, some amenities were not accessible or available as it was a new building and COVID precautions were in place. We knew what we were getting into and we were super patient about it. Everything was great, obviously since we signed two leases. The original staff was amazing and super helpful and informative. There has since been changes with staffing and management. I submitted a work order for my ceiling on November 8 2021 and as of now has not been addressed (January 9th 2022) Maintenance came to fix, yet another, leaky ceiling and left the job incomplete with a patchy paint job that clearly does not reflect luxury living. I've emailed about this twice. They have also come to fix a leaky kitchen faucet, which they left very lose and feels like it can fall off at any moment. Emailed about this half done job a week ago. On top of the sloppy maintenance work, our renewal lease option that was originally presented to us was an increase of $500 in rent & $100 in parking. So a total of $600 monthly increase to renew. Obviously that prompted us to look else where. We found a great apartment in Rittenhouse Square thats $200 less than what we pay now. So it actually worked out for us in the end. They did try to negotiate another offer , however at that point we've already seen other, more convenient apartments, so it was too late. The building itself used to be kept a lot better. Not so much now. The walls were a mess. They just recently painted them. Just in time for tours, assuming many residents will be moving with this rent increase. Morning front desk staff is pleasant, always speak always nice. Night shift is completely different. Always on their cell phone, heads down. Not attentive. Just there. There is one girl who always speaks and is nice , everyone else needs more training. Someone on staff is always sitting in theater room just hanging out. The rooftop deck is finally open after two years, sort of. The elevator button to the roof is disabled for whatever reason. The building isn't terrible , they just need to figure out the maintenance/ management issues so tenants won't experience a two month delay like I have. Take more pride in keeping the building clean. Train staff appropriately, and bring back community events (NOT the ones that we currently have to sell a product/service ) Those feel like timeshare presentations. If these issues are fixed , then maybe asking for more $$$$ a month won't be as insulting.

Yes, looks like we were big suckers. Lots of egg on our face. They no longer operate out of…read morePlymouth Meeting, but I am looking for other people who contracted with Eden to see what there current status is. Does anyone else have a complaint or ever filed a complaint? I am very suspect of AZ Travel Center in Phoenix who seems to be selling travel services as well and collecting membership fees.

I admit it. I was suckered in when I received a postcard in the mail tempting me with 2 *free*…read moreairline tickets anywhere in the continental US and a *free* 7-night Caribbean cruise for 2, if I was only willing to sit through their "no obligation" 90-120 minute pitch. So in the morning of June 25, my significant other and I went to this business. Eden Vacations appears to be a franchise from an AZ-based parent company. Given the rather flimsy banner loosely tacked over the door, I'd say they had been in business only a few weeks. After being checked in and shown to our assigned table, we were greeted by an overly eager salesman. We answered a few questions about our travel habits, we were welcomed by the too-nervous owner, then sat through a 30'ish minute PowerPoint presentation. The presenter was a decent speaker and did her best to connect with the audience. The PowerPoint, however, needed work. But we were trying to give them the benefit of the doubt, since it seemed they'd just opened. This is not a traditional time share pitch, but it is sort of like a time share that you can use anywhere. There are about 5 packages at different price points, and of course the higher in price you go, the more options you have. If I remember correctly, the lowest package only got you a week of discounted lodging at your choice of destinations. After the presentation, our salesman came over and ran through the various options. I think the lowest was about $5,000 and the highest was around $16,000. Of course there was a small price break to sign up right then and there. Why anyone would willingly part with $16,000 after only a couple of hours of glossy photos and vague details is beyond me, but a couple of people did sign up. We, however, did not. When it became clear we were not going to purchasing any package, our salesman brought us our airline and cruise certificates, briefly explained how they worked, and we were on our way. It will cost your $75 and $99 in cashier's checks (+ the $8 for the 2 checks my bank charged) that you must send in with your certificates within about 21 days of the presentation. The certificates we received were for VIP Travel Reservations. According to the fine print, VIP would forward the vacation planning package upon receipt. We sent our completed certificates and cashier's checks via certified mail (another $3 or so), as required, to VIP on July 5. I confirmed they received the envelope a few days later. As of early August we still had not heard anything. VIP employees are generally helpful when you get them on the phone, but they only accept calls from 10am - noon and 1 - 4pm EST. And their phone is often busy. You can leave a message; sometimes you'll get a call back, sometimes you won't. Their website (viptravelreservations.net) is not currently working, which leads me to believe they too won't be in business much longer. On August 11, I finally got a hold of a helpful VIP employee who told me my certificates were rejected because the sponsor - Eden Vacations - never completed their portion of the form. Eden had stamped the certificates (I kept copies of EVERYTHING), and after hearing this the employee spoke to his supervisor and informed me they would accept them. Unfortunately, that evening I saw in the mail they had sent the certificates, and fortunately the two cashier's checks, back. The stamp Eden used had worn off and there was clearly no info on the sponsor. While we could have tried it again, given that it has been this much hassle, we were still going to have to pay additional fees such as taxes and port charges, and that VIP's website seems now non-existent, we decided to cut our losses and redeposit the money from our cashier's checks. Fortunately, we're out only about $11-12 and a couple of hours of our lives. So, buyer beware! Perhaps you'll sit through the presentation and decide to purchase one of their packages. If their services work for you, I say enjoy. Regardless, if you are given a certificate for any sort of free travel, MAKE SURE THEY COMPLETE THE SPONSOR INFORMATION! Be a nag about it and don't leave there until you are 100% sure the certificate is completed properly by them. But mostly, don't waste your time on these sorts of travel companies. I think those who do sign up will shell out the money and only use the service a few times. They live fat off your hard earned money and you don't take full advantage of any services. Sorry, Eden, but you've angered the wrong person and now I will make sure others learn from my mistake and are not taken in by your claims. I will be posting this and similar reviews of your company on other sites.

We checked out this evening after a wonderful staycation at this Wyndham…read more From the lovely woman who checked us in on July 4 (I forgot to get her name) to Maria, who checked us out this evening, every staff member we encountered was professional, courteous, and welcoming. Although we only needed a two-night stay, we intentionally booked an extra night so we could check out the evening before at our convenience. It worked out perfectly. As an original Wyndham owner, one of our benefits is an instant upgrade when available. When we booked online, we were delighted to receive an instant upgrade to a two-bedroom Presidential Reserve unit. The location is outstanding, and our immaculate corner suite on the 14th floor was fantastic. The furnishings were modern and appeared almost brand new, giving the suite a fresh feel. The floor-to-ceiling windows in both the living room and bedrooms filled the suite with an abundance of natural light, making the space feel bright and inviting. While the suite is not especially large, every inch of the space is thoughtfully designed and used efficiently. It had everything we needed for a comfortable stay. The master bedroom featured a wonderfully comfortable king-size bed and a beautiful en-suite bathroom. I especially loved the ambient lighting on the wall behind the bed, which created such a warm and relaxing atmosphere. The second bedroom had an equally comfortable queen-size bed with its own separate bathroom, making the layout ideal for family or friends. There was abundant closet space, and the fully stocked kitchen included everything we needed, along with a full-size refrigerator. I also visited the fitness center on the third floor. The gym was spotless, the equipment looked almost brand new, and I especially enjoyed using the treadmill. This is truly one of the best Wyndham resorts we have ever stayed at. There were so many amenities available that we didn't even have time to enjoy them all, including the rooftop lounge, which gives us even more reason to return. We've already made plans to come back soon.

What a lovely property here on the mid east side of Manhattan. We were greeted by Daphne and…read morechecked in by Antonio, both so very awesome.,Ethan, and Pema were so nice to offer us drinks before we headed up to our room. We were gifted a bottle of wine for my mamas birthday. The room was very nice and modern. They offer complimentary drinks in the Owners Lounge which is very nice. Our double bed room slept 3 very comfortably. It's not too far from any of the major attractions, and right next to grand central. I would very much recommend this place.

This hotel is a gem! Great location and outstanding staff. I stay at The Pulse frequently and it…read morejust keeps getting better!! Sher a server at Top of the Strand rooftop bar is amazing!! Bar can be crazy busy but she's always so friendly and makes it look easy!! Rochelle at the front desk Ive known for a few years and feel like she's a friend. She's helped me multiple times with variou

My wife and I stayed at this Marriott Vacation Club in Midtown Manhattan for the second time, this…read moretime for a 2 weeknight stay at the end of July. It was very similar to our stay before, except the room was a bit smaller (230 square feet) than the previous stay, but it was fine for the two of us for the short stay. It cost 1,050 points for the two nights ($1,083 comparable on the Marriott web site if paid in cash), and I booked it about 2 months before. It's all about the location here, being within walking distance to most of the theaters in the theater district and Madison Square Garden, both of which we took advantage of during our stay. Didn't need a car, so the nightly valet parking rate of $78 didn't apply for us. They still have the complementary guided walking tour, which sounds like a lot of fun if we had more time. Didn't have a chance to check out the upper rooftop or the small fitness center in the basement. The room was fine. It's noisy (street noise and neighbors) so they provide eyemask and earplug kits. They had light blocking manual shades that worked well. The room had a decent size fridge, and there is a communal microwave in the basement. The TV had plenty of cable channels. As a basecamp to recover from the heat and lack of sleep, it was perfect. I had gotten a phone call from the vacation club call center every day during the week before we came, asking to talk to me about how they could help us get ready for our visit. So finally picked up to get them to stop calling, listened to them explain the hotel benefits (which I knew since I had stayed there before), and then finally tell them politely no to a free, no obligation gift if attending a timeshare presentation (they call it a tour of the property). Something similar happened in person when we were checking in, where the concierge grabbed us before we got into the elevator. I listened politely and then declined, and told her I was really unhappy that they kept soliciting even though I had asked it to stop. She looked hurt, and said she would make sure that the property would put an opt-out to my name. Well, the next day when we were heading to lunch, a different concierge caught the attention of my wife, by offering a free gift. He didn't even know our name, which I guess is one way to claim why the opt-out didn't work. I got angry and loudly told my wife we needed to go for our appointment and that we weren't interested in a timeshare presentation. The same concierge later recognized me on the street, and gave me a derisive wave of recognition ("I see you")...have no idea a guy with that sort of fake, insincere personality can be in a job that is supposed to help people. Outside of the concierges, everybody else at the hotel was great...very friendly and genuinely trying to help. We will stay here again...the location is too good and I need to use my points every year. Just need to be better at saying a firm 'no', and moving on.

Great cruise terminal in Bayonne NJ. Easy to navigate if you drive your car. You will first drive…read morein a circular drive path dropping off your luggage to baggage handlers and if you didn't tag your luggage they will, just have your deck number and cabin number available. Once you do that you continue driving to long term parking which is right next to the terminal. 4 levels of parking. You scan the QR code to pay for parking $30 per day for car $60 per day for larger vehicles. I recommend doing it before you leave the garage because you need to know your license plate number. You won't be charged until you leave. Camera takes a picture of your plate. Cruise terminal is very clean and workers are very helpful and friendly. I would definitely recommend cruising out of this terminal because of the ease of operation.

I have cruised from ft Lauderdale, Jacksonville and Miami...this was the EASIEST port I have been…read moreto. The parking is literally at your ship terminal and boom, your in the terminal waiting to board. There aren't long walks and there wasn't too long of a wait. I have a walker and the celebrity staff couldn't have been more gracious or kind. They helped with everything. I will be looking to sail from Cape Liberty more as it really takes one worry completely away when you travel.

This management is not handling their "tenant/homeowner" issues professionally. The bylaws are not…read morecarried Even with proof beyond measure...try complaining about a tenant for five years! I've tried talking to this tenant, being a neighbor all to no avail! The tenant knows they can get away with excessive noise...tenants in the next building complain about their neighbors and we are told...it's between tenants!!!! I've called the cops three times, banged a broom numerous times! To no avail ...10:30 pm at night work and/or school night...bang bang, thump thump and sometimes caboom!!!! I can't even take a nap on a Saturday or Sunday afternoon because there is never any quiet time from these people.... I bet if they are fined it will stop!!!! 5 years this has been going onI hate it here and should be compensated either through my HOA or moving expenses...no one gives a crap here, no one!!! I've done everything possible to handle this issue...I'm 65 years old next month and at this point it's elder abuse...neighbors tell me the old lady before had issues with the same broad...that should tell someone something, you would think! This issue is not being addressed properly, period! As I write this I dread going to bed because come 10:30 this broad gets a second wind and there goes the noise. Which is a violation of the bylaws because it's 10:30 pm!!!!!!!!!!

Recently, I had a problem within our community - with some people walking their dogs on the grass…read moreby the affordable housing condos instead of going inside of the designated areas- It's the only grass and landscaping that we have in front of our affordable housing units and the grass was all burnt. I put a review up and I was told to take it down. After speaking with a retired judge, he said I have a first amendment right as long as I'm telling the truth, which I absolutely am and, I always have pictures, videos and emails to back up my claims! He advised me to wait a few days to see if the management company does anything about this issue. He said they would have to address it because there is a curb your dog Law in Essex County. I'm not sure if the management company did something but, since Monday, I have only seen 2 people bring their dog on our grass. Which is quite a difference from 10 - 15 a day. My only hope is that they stay on top of this because nobody wants to walk to their mailbox and smell dog urine.