Hilton Garden Inn

Horrible! I stayed here for business, came back to my room to find out there is no TV! No communication to the people that are actually staying here, so the entire not I have no TV and had no idea they were going to «change over to their system.» I hear Marriott is a better hotel, so I will try them since Hilton can’t even communicate small changes to their guests! Oh and it smells like someone threw up by your elevators. What an unpleasant smell first thing in the morning!

This hotel is an absolute joke. There are paying customers hers by the uhndreds and this playce has te audacity to not sell us alcohol. Literally 100 people in the lobby ready to drink and the woman at the desk claims that hq is too cheap to tell her that it is ok to make some money off off us.
this is easily the most abysmal hotel i have ever stayed at in my life. If i were you I would stay elsewhere.
Also, I have plenty of money top stay at a hotel that is nicer. this place is dog poo.

I usually stay at starwood properties but there were a few times I stayed with Hilton garden inn simply out of convenience.
I actually like these properties. They are neat, clean, and the ones I stayed at are ”modern” but not over the top. This location is no exception.
Booking a room was easy via online. I’m happy that they booked a 1^st floor double room for my father who is disabled and has a hard time walking.
The room is standard, clean and most likely recently renovated/​updated. I’ve noticed most hotels now include keurigs. Nice touch. The TV was on the small side compared to the dresser. I believe it was a32 inch, had cable so that was a bonus.
Location was ideal for my stay over memorial day weekend. The price was decent for the end of a holiday weekend, but I booked this property for the indoor jacuzzi. Unfortunately, it was out of order. Disappointing. The pool is tiny but serves it purpose. Small attached gym for some cardio burn if you like. All welcome additions.
Saw some EDC people stay there, so the location is ideal for those attending events there.
Nice lobby area and friendly staff. I had a nice stay.

I stay at this hotel whenever I’m in NJ area, and for a reason. Location isn’t that bad as long as you have your own car, and the rooms are always clean. Checking in has never been a problem, and people who work here are courteous.

I wish I could give you guys no stars.
Night shift guy was perverted.
Apparently, he didn’t have the key to our rooms (shady) so he insisted to go up to our room together.
Also breakfast is NOT included. We were not informed with this information.
$ 25 for load of crap.
Never ever going to this hotel. Again.

This is a decent property with friendly staffers. Rooms are clean, and the beds comfortable — all typical of Hilton Gardens.
The restaurant/​bar is convenient, as the hotel is relatively isolated.
There seems to be a lot of air freshener in the elevators and common areas — so much so that it is very noticeable. To me it’s actually an uncomfortable smell. What’s being covered up?

Every time my parents come down to visit me they stay at this hotel, so by proxy, I’m also here often.
I have nothing negative to say, at all. The staff are all friendly and personable. The breakfast buffet is tasty. The pool and hot tub area are always clean and well maintained. The room is clean, odor-​free and spacious. The linens are soft and the bed is comfortable — you can’t ask for more than that!
The location of this particular hotel is excellent. It’s right off I-​95/​Rt. 80/​Teaneck Road so it’s quite convenient to get to/​from. Even better is that Overpeck is pretty much the backyard. It’s a short 3 minute walk to the park and then all that Overpeck offers is before you.

Way to noisy. It feels like the traffic is driving through your room. The rooms were well appointed and the host was very nice. But if you’re looking to get a good nights sleep forget about it.

This hotel had pretty nice rooms and comfortable beds. Our room had a mini-​kitchenette (microwave and mini-​fridge). As we found with many hotels in the north east, there was no complimentary breakfast. We did not eat at the hotel so can’t vouch for the food. Didn’t use the pool or any exercise so not sure on that either. Staff at the desk was ok but not overly friendly.

Ok. Must be a new thing with this chain. This is my third review of a Hilton Garden Inn, and I gotta tell ya… I’m a fan. Very fairly priced, comfortable, and professional while still maintaining a personal touch. Cookies at bed time in the lobby? Who does that now? That’s right…
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#lovehiltoncookies
I had to stay here a week with a group of 30, and I’m not sure if it’s part of the professional training or packing of the chain, but the formula works. A corporate chain with personal touch.
Love the free lobby refreshments, the adjustable mattress-​firmness dial, the small yet versatile gym set, the pool/​jacuzzi with handicap access, and least but not least, the personal service. I truly believe I’ve found my regular go-​to travel stay.

I stayed here during during the weekend of Dec. 7^th, 2012. Everything was great: room was clean and comfy, just the right amount of furniture. The breakfast was tasty. All in all, I had a wonderfulstay

No real complaints. An average, nice hotel with clean rooms and friendly staff. Would return if back in the area.

One of the best Hilton Garden Inns I’ve stayed at. Very clean, and the staff was friendly. The rooms were spacious, and the hotel was beautifully decorated. I mean, I know all of the Hilton Garden Inns look similar, but they do come in different sizes and layouts.
We were spending time in NY for the weekend, but decided to stay in NJ because the hotels are cheaper, and you don’t have to pay for overnight parking. In NY, not only do hotels make you pay to park, they make you pay to re-​park it if you leave. We learned our lesson after our last trip a few weeks ago.
This Hilton is only 7 miles from NY and the George Washington Bridge.

This is one of the best looking Hilton Garden Inns that I’ve ever seen. However, when I arrived at the front desk around 11pm after a delayed flight, they magically ran out of rooms (overbooked). They had to move me to another hotel 15 minutes away. I did book a couple of weeks earlier, and I hadn’t realized that the practice of overbooking is not just limited to airlines.
I wasn’t sure if I should give 1 star while I didn’t stay at this hotel. However, when you’re tired after a long trip, isn’t the essence of hospitality that there is a room available to relax and be rested for the early meeting the next morning? I think so. Therefore: 1 star.

Clean and convenient.

Like the previous reviewers mentioned, this place is in close proximity to NYC. Right off the NJ Turnpike, it’s hard to miss, and there is ample parking. The great thing is that it’s relatively new and when you walk in, you can feel that the facilities are clean and the air is not stuffy.
The room we had was the King Revolution Room. The size was great and there was even a lovely armchair with ottoman. The desk space was great, and with free wi-​fi and wired internet connection, the $ 97/​night rate was a total steal. Add the fact that there is free parking, and you score an even better deal. The bed was very comfortable and I liked the fact that it wasn’t sticky or it didn’t make my skin itch. That’s a true testament that the place is clean. The bathroom was a decent size, but I wish the sink was a bit bigger. The water pressure in the shower was nice, and the temperature wasn’t too hot.
The only downside is that since the location of the hotel is near the Turnpike, you do pick up some traffic noise, but it isn’t too bad. It’s very slight.
Service was pretty good, though when I first got there, there was nobody at the front desk and when I checked in, I had to wait an additional 20 minutes before we got our keys. Other than that, the staff were nice and accommodating.
I can’t comment on the breakfast because we didn’t eat there. It was $ 12/​head! A bit steep in my opinion for bread, fruit, waffles, and some eggs and juice. I would bring some bread and milk and some cereal and put it in your refrigerator. You can even bring some dry oatmeal and heat it up in the microwave, both available in your room.
Overall, we had a great stay for the 3 nights that we were there. There were a lot of people at the hotel, but at night, you could not hear them, so sleep quality was great.

This was my first trip to NY, and it was all spent in Manhattan. In researching where to stay beforehand, I wasn’t about to pay $ 300 a night to stay at a decent hotel on the island… and the hostels just seemed sketchy (and any ones that would have been ok were booked up over Labor Day weekend).
So I opted to look on the NJ side. The hotel was clean and comfortable. Since I didn’t have a car I had to rely on public transportation. The cabs wanted $ 50 — $ 64 to take me back to my hotel, so I went with the NJ Transit System — the bus. The 167Q stops right in front of the hotel and takes you to the 42^nd St Port Authority (a major hub) — $ 4.25 each way. Just pick up a 167 schedule at the PABT.
I recommend this hotel for those who are looking for a comfortable and clean place to stay and don’t want to flush money down the can staying in Manhattan. I stayed 3 nights and with taxes I paid about $ 350 (using
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