The new 70 South is a unique mix of portrait studio, high-end print shop and gallery for both…read moreprofessional and amateur photographers. Mostly it's a labor of love by Ted Baldanzi. The gallery is a gorgeous open space, and all the photo printing machines are new new. They promise that a human looks at every print too. Order online! Pick up locally. Read more of the story here: http://morristowngreen.com/2014/09/25/sandrian-savior-aims-to-recapture-polaroid-magic-at-new-70-south-gallery-in-morristown/

went to a photography discussion and it was very cool. i liked seeing everyone's work. the place is…read morebeautiful and the owner is very nice. i would return again!

Great place for events. Food shows, like the yearly "Macaroni Mayhem". Not to be missed.read more

I'm rounding up by a half star at least to demonstrate my patriotism. This is of course a…read moregovernment/ military armory that I believe is still used for that purpose(?) but is also rented out as an event space. I was here for a training class that involved the use of several automobiles. The main hanger is large enough to accommodate many many more than were actually in use. I can see how this might be a good spot for beer or wine events, or even craft or other vendor driven gatherings. I even liked seeing the military displays and notices. Our class was not large and unfortunately this large space needed even larger heating units to warm it up, noisy ones at that. It was a balancing act to run them just enough to keep from being chilly but still be able to hear the speakers. My biggest criticism would be the men's bathroom conditions. As the other reviewer noted, they are not suitable for large crowds without additional port a potties. Since our crowd was not large this was not an issue, but cleanliness certainly was. For some reason all of the urinals were removed. No matter, plenty of stalls. But these were in desperate need of a power washing, or better yet maybe a sandblasting. This may be the first time I've used this word in a review, but the condition was deplorable. Now that I think about it, maybe this space is not used in its former military purpose. I sure hope not, our troops deserve better, even if only part time.

I love this place and can't believe I didn't start coming here sooner. I'm pretty picky about my…read moreworkspace, and EnMasse is perfect for me; I can move desks throughout the day, take my calls in a private phone booth, drink tea in the "living room", and walk over to Artist Baker for breakfast and lunch. I also love that they have standing desks and second monitors, which was a big plus for me. Vickyshin, one of the Community Managers, is incredibly hospitable and makes you feel so welcome. She takes amazing care of the space, so that not only is it very COVID safe, but it's also stocked with snacks, and that you have everything you need. Highly recommended :)

The best place to get work done. The design of the space is out of a magazine. Every day there's…read moreice water infused with fresh fruit... and coffee, tea, snacks all included with use of the space. 10 out of 10 would recommend! And the parking garage is right next to the building which is super convenient. + Walking distance to the best restaurants in Morristown

I have a super soft spot for this hotel as I got married here and the wedding (in the conservatory)…read morewas truly amazing. The hotel was on the old side then -- it has since been renovated. My husband and I love to stay there and eat at Rod's for our special occasions. The renovation is great! The rooms are so nice now. Modern and very comfy! We most recently stayed in a king suite and it was big and lovely! So much nicer than the kinda icky bridal suite we stayed in 8 years ago But overall, this, like rod's, is still a pretty traditional place. If you don't like that, you won't like it! And if you're not staying for business or wedding, maybe not your gig. Still, I love it. Nice, friendly, train in the back, close to Morristown and Madison both lovely towns. And I love Rod's and the red dog, both fun old timely places for some food or a drink.

Hotel is nice, rooms are good. Breakfast hot food is not good, but bagels and other things are…read morepretty decent. The room prices vary so much from week to week that it's sometimes almost double the price of the hotel down the road, so staying here is not always possible for my company.

Mid bar food buffet for a birthday venue. The ktv stage, tattoo station, picture booth is good for…read moreteenagers standard. However above $100.00 per head for 2.5 hours are on the expensive side

Great place! Found it on my travels. Met the Mgr Alex,…read moregreat personality and very accommodating. Menu is great ! There's plenty to choose from. I love the dining area. As you can be seated with privacy. The food was great and service was excellent! I ate at the bar pepperoni flatbread and soda. It was delicious. Can't wait to go back and try another item.

This place should probably get 3.5, but 4 seems too high, so I'll go with 3. The biggest drawback…read moreis the age and fact that the rooms are very dated and worn down. It does sound like they're aware and are working on renovations, so that's good. My room, and for that matter, the public spaces as well, were clean and comfortable. However, my room was quite dated. The sliding bathroom door was kind of falling apart. The bathtub area, while clean, was definitely in need of a makeover. The TV in my room didn't work. The window in my room was so dirty, you could barely see outside. I wish they had water fillers in the common areas instead of just old water fountains. Others in my work group mentioned problems with the AC or other issues in their rooms. Anyone in the general hotel staff I came in contact with, including the front desk, were very nice. One issue with a morning waiter in the Blue Morel restaurant, but I mentioned that in that review. Also, it's really secluded from anything, so you can't easily walk anywhere from here. I wouldn't specifically avoid staying here again, but I'd probably check other options first.

Hotel is old. Some rooms have almost no windows or lights inside. Restaurant closes well before…read morepublished hours. House keeping never came to clean room despite front desk telling me they would come. Staff was unfriendly. Kindly avoid this hotel if you have any other options. If you are looking to stay in Morristown, I recommend the Hyatt Regency.

Outstanding stay at hyatt house, staff was great, hotel was clean, I asked for a corner suite on…read moremy reservation and this is what I received. Breakfast bar was good for what I needed. Overall I received the TCE (TOTAL CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE

The overall cleanliness and the responsiveness of the staff to a guests complaints…read more I expect more from the Hyatt House Brand even if they do buy an old rundown hotel of a different name. You can't slap lipstick on a pig with a fancy new kitchenette but then have the wall crumbling behind the toilet. Details matter folks!

Nice and comfortable hotel, a great spot to do conference seminar, I came here for my Rotary MNE…read morePELS (Mid-Northeast President Elect Learning Seminar). The room are pretty big and comfortable and super clean. The conference room are pretty big and meeting room are good. I attended a private dinner in one of the main conference rooms were attentive and the food was yummy, I also attend different meeting rooms at the layout was good. The staff were very attentive super kind, I was pleased with the service and their professional. You also can find a good bar and restaurant inside of the hotel

This was just ok. There was nothing that stood out from the property or the people but I'll get to…read morethat later. I got here on Wednesday and checked in late in the afternoon. The people at the desk weren't the friendliest. In fact, they seemed less than enthused about me being there. Once the check-in process was complete, I went up to my room. It seemed nice at first, but upon entry it felt like a sauna! I went out and got dinner and figured fit just needed time to cool down since it was much hotter than usual. After coming back, I noticed the temperature hadn't changed. I alerted the desk upon on my way to work out to let them know. When I got done from working out, I noticed it still hadn't changed so I asked them again and then sent someone up. He deconstructed the unit and gave me the "VIP" temperature, which unlocks it to go past 65. He said he put it at 60 and said it'll cool down in 10 mins. Now, while he was giving his spiel, he specifically said something about the hot water being off. I asked if that meant I wouldn't have hot water for my shower and he said no because they were separate units. I beg to differ. Once he left, I hopped in the shower and surprise surprise, no hot water. It wasn't even lukewarm. Not to mention, it never cooled down and I woke up sweating. I alerted them in the morning what went on and asked if I could switch rooms. The attendant said she'd award me 5,000 points for my trouble and gave me a new room. The first thing I did was check the shower to make sure the water was hot, and it was. I noticed the air felt the same as it did in my other room so I let them know on my way to breakfast. I came back and saw it hadn't changed. I told them again on my way to workout. Came back and same thing. When I went back, the attendant said the repairman closed out the ticket but she could send him back. The man came back to the room and you could tell he was pissed to be there. His tone was dismissive and after explaining what happened he said, "we fixed everything. You need to sit here for a while and you'll see." Oh ok, pal. I guess I'm a child now. I said thanks and he left. While the new room eventually got cooler, it was the principal and tone behind the matter. I wouldn't be raising a fuss if there wasn't merit behind my concern. If you're ok with mediocre service, this is the hotel for you. I won't be back. Update: 3/19/2026- I never got the points that they said they'd give me.