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Farrington Inn

3.2 (11 reviews)
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I have stayed here for 3 weeks and everytime I come here Barbara is always very polite, respectful, and helpful.

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Holiday Inn Express & Suites North Brunswick - Free Morning breakfast before 9:30am

Holiday Inn Express & Suites North Brunswick

(20 reviews)

I am very careful booking hotel for family road trip and COVID situation . Checked all the google…read morereview, Yelp review ,and booking.com review for select a good hotel for staying. Happy experience for me. I checked the room special no bed bug! And very clean. No hair other than mine :D good job on cleaning! A/C is cold enough. Big window Free breakfast is start from 6:30am- 9:30am. Simple and tasty breakfast! Location is great! There are wildwood Buffalo wing , steak house , CVS pharmacy, costco , target near by. Very convenience drive to Princeton / PA.

There are hotels that aspire to grandeur. There are hotels that merely aspire to clean the…read morefingerprints off the elevator buttons. The Holiday Inn Express & Suites North Brunswick seems content to drift somewhere in the middle, like a tired commuter floating down Route 1. I arrived around 4:00 PM last weekend to find the lobby empty except for one poor soul already hollering "Hello!" into the void like a man trying to contact the dead. By the time an employee emerged from the back room, four parties had formed a small, weary congregation around the front desk. Not the warmest beginning. To her credit, the woman who checked me in was genuinely pleasant. She acknowledged my Platinum status and upgraded us to a suite without my asking, which ended up as less of a luxury and more like being handed the least bruised apple in the barrel. Still, kindness counts. The suite itself was another matter. Nothing horrifying. No crime scene outlines or raccoons operating the ice machine. Just a general sense of neglect. Dingy carpets, worn furniture, the sort of room that makes you wonder how many rolling suitcases and defeated business travelers have passed through before you. The next morning around 10:15, I went downstairs hoping for coffee strong enough to convince me civilization was still worth preserving. Only decaf remained. I attempted to inform the gentleman at the front desk, but he was deeply committed to a personal cell phone conversation and seemed unwilling to let his job duties interrupt it. Nothing terrible happened here. Nothing memorable either. It is a hotel that exists, nothing more and nothing less. Three stars.

The Heldrich Hotel - Corner King room

The Heldrich Hotel

(191 reviews)

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The hotel is convenient to the arts center and the pedestrian street, but it is badly in need of…read morerenovation. The lobby is large, but relatively bare and uninviting. The front desk personnel are uninviting too--not welcoming or pleasant. We had a large suite, but surfaces were dented, scratched, and in need painting. Carpets were worn and totally threadbare in places. The kitchen area had no utensils or plates. It was only good for making coffee. There was no bedside table on one side of the bed which meant there was no surface to put anything on and no lamp. Towels were thin and poor quality. We were looking forward to using the pool with our grandson, but the water was frigid, making it impossible to go in. The lounges had disgusting, filthy cushions. I shudder to think how many years of sweat have accumulated on them. The spa was closed the whole weekend we visited. It's overall a sad, old hotel.

I stayed at the The Heldrich Hotel for a conference last weekend, which is the sort of place that…read moreseems to remember a better version of itself. Two stars. It did not collapse, which felt like an appropriate baseline. The lobby tries very hard. High ceilings, a sense of occasion, the faint suggestion that important people once gathered here to discuss important things. Then you reach the room and the illusion loosens its tie. I had a corner king. It was enormous. Vast, even. You could host a small philosophy class in there, Socratic circle and all. Unfortunately, the room looked like it had already hosted several and lost all of the debates that happened there. The furniture was worn, the decor dated, and everything felt just a little too tired to argue back. In the elevator, an older gentleman joined me. He looked around, nodded once, and said, "this place sure isn't what it used to be." Then he got off. I believed him immediately. The hotel exists in a very convenient location, which is clearly its greatest strength. You can walk to restaurants, to the university, to the train station, to wherever it is you need to be. But convenience is not the same as comfort. Service feels inconsistent. Sometimes friendly, sometimes distracted, as if everyone is working from slightly different instructions. The amenities are a gamble. Some are limited, some unavailable, some simply not what you expected when you booked. There are also fees that appear with a quiet confidence, including valet parking that loudly reminds you your car now belongs to a system larger than yourself. Nothing here is terrible in isolation. That is the trick. It is all just a bit off. Slightly worn. Slightly overpriced for what you get. And so you leave with the feeling that you visited a memory rather than a hotel. A place that still stands, still functions, but no longer quite believes in itself.

The Ramada Inn and Conference Center

The Ramada Inn and Conference Center

(1 review)

One of my husband's close friend recently held their wedding reception as part of their three days…read moreof celebration in observant of their Muslim religion and Pakistani customs/traditions. On the third day, the bride and groom are dressed in traditional and eleborate red garments. Wedding vows are exchanged with the Holy Koran held over the bride's head. The paperwork is signed in front of an Islamic priest and guests. At the end of the night, the bride and groom host their first dinner (reception) as husband and wife. We were present on the third day of their celebration. The bride looked absolutely gorgeous! She was dressed dripping with jewels. I love the lavish jewelry, intricate bead work and embroidery that adorns her sari and veil. The opening of the ceremony consist of prayers, singing, and formal portraits taken with the bride & groom at the center stage. An open buffet of appetizers- tandoori wings, chutney and dressings, chickpeas salad and paan (Indian bread) was served along with coffee and tea. Stations include tiki chicken masala (chicken curry finished with cream sauce), yellow chicken curry, goat curry, bastimi rice with peas, pann, roti, samosas (indian puffy appetizer filled with potatoes and vegetables), chickpeas, salad, and condiments. For dessert, sweet potato Indian pudding and strawberry icecream with fruit seeds. The waitstaff immediately cleared dishes and utensils off the table. Clean napkins were distributed frequently. Later, in the evening the room featured a dance floor with the DJ and MC. The guests were pretty amazing with their dancing w/o any alcohol. Overall, the reception held in the conference room was very spaceous and accomodating. The facility was neatly kept and clean.

Comfort Suites Near University - Lobby

Comfort Suites Near University

(20 reviews)

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I can't say that I was not at all happy with the room, it's an ordinary old hotel no different from…read morethe time it was built, the style is from the 50s, but if I somehow endured this inconspicuous and more or less clean room, I couldn't remain silent about the service that was in this hotel - or rather the lack thereof! The terrible service began the next day, when I was checking out of the hotel, an unbalanced employee named Sam immediately after checkout time began banging on my door and kicking me out in a blatant manner! I can't remember more terrible customer treatment! Moreover, the more I apologized, the more he insulted me, drove me away and said that he was waiting for me, and also threatened me that he would withdraw a lot of money from my account as a fine and that I had to run away almost in my underwear immediately after he started rambling at my door As a result, I asked for a check and all the information for which he gave me, the papers were built, I asked again for a check, to which he said that he could not give it to me, I asked again for confirmation that everything was fine with the number since I had already handed over the keys, to this he again replied that he could not give any check I was extremely surprised, I am 100% sure that only scammers do this ranslate text with your camera Subsequently, he added that if you need a check, you must arrive after 5 pm. I said that I could not come at that time because I was leaving, he said that he could not help. He constantly takes breaks for smokes, although I can't stand the smell of nicotine, I started saying that I'll leave you a corresponding review. If you don't give me a check, to which he replied, I don't care anyway, write right now, I don't care, continue to threaten and insult me! He said this so confidently as if his superiors, senior manager or someone else were covering for him. This terrible service left a big aftertaste, I don't know what he was trying to prove, but he proved that this is the worst service, the worst hotel and the stupidest act of an employee of this hotel. I would like to quickly forget about this terrible day when I arrived at this hotel and met this boor. and an ill-mannered person and they still haven't given me a check

Place is not heard to find but depending on where you are coming from you may have to drive more…read morebecause it is on a side of a divided highway. There was always plenty of parking and I loved that. We know this is not a 5 star hotel so don't expect that. I had a Queen size bed which was great for two people. The room was very big and had a sofa; big bench and desk with chair. It had a fridge and microwave as well. The room and All appliances were cleaned. The bed was not the most comfortable but it was ok. They had plenty of pillows for us but they were a bit on the tiny side. The breakfast was plenty options and all great. I was impressed with that. I will definitely try this place again.

Hyatt Regency New Brunswick - Guest Room

Hyatt Regency New Brunswick

(154 reviews)

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I requested a quiet room, high floor and got a room next to the elevator and low floor. That…read morealready was ridiculous. It's just they had two events going on and didn't know where to put me now thinking back. Then 12:30 AM someone was banging on my door furiously. Front desk said it was World Cup people who were angry the whole floor wasn't designated for them. I was scared and up most of the night. The manager listened the next day to my story but wasn't so helpful. Story ends where I called the general manager and got a full refund. The whole experience was unusual and upsetting but it was nice I got reimbursed. In general, the hotel is nice with ballroom areas. I was there for a yearly dance event. The whirlpool was great too! The gym was a little small but good enough to get in an OK workout. Their glass tavern bar seemed nice when I peaked in, but I never made it there. This hotel is close enough to the train station so it's convenient but I always find it too crowded...but that's just me. This was my first time staying there overnight. I plan on going back yearly for my dance event, but next time I'll make it for the day only! The fours stars is because the hotel is nice overall.

short two day getaway specifically chose this hotel for the balcony and river view. view was of…read morethree highways. which I heard the noise of day and night. the day I planned to sleep and read all day was interrupted 9:30 in the morning because maintenance came to change the locks on the door, which required me going down to the front desk to get another key then an hour later maintenance came to paint the door, the front and the outside inside for after changing the locks, then in without knocking. watch out for room 564 if want a river view. Hotel staff acknowledged that it didn't have a view of the river, but would not offer me an alternative nor a discount. For this reason, I will not return to this particular hotel although I plan to go back to this area regularly. I gave my visit three stars because all of the hotel staff was professional and helpful from the maids to the people in the restaurant. The maintenance staff was polite, pleasant and helpful. Including the front desk, despite not helping me with my room issue.

Farrington Inn - hotels - Updated October 2026

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