Livingston Hotel Guide - Hotels with Pool in Livingston, New Jersey

"Really lovely staff super friendly and inviting. Couldn’t do enough for you. Felt super safe as they check you have a room card before entering to go to the lifts. Clean, quiet and a fantastic location. Water bottles with water provided. "

"Great location, comfortable and clean,."

"Our first time staying here. We had a king bed room. Shower water pressure was good. Room size was nice. Had room for a twin air mattress if there was a need. The staff was friendly, hotel was clean. The hotel is excellently located. A block from Time Square and Broadway. A 5 minute walk to 5th Avenue, Rockefeller, Empire State Building and Bryant Park. My only criticism is it would be nice if they offered a continental breakfast of some sort. "

"Fabulous hotel- Very clean, safe, and amazing view and location! "

"Easy access to grand central terminal makes the stay worth it. Hotel is clean and employees are very kind and accommodating "

"Next to Penn station which is very strategic"

"Great location! "

"Property was clean and central to all the great tourist destinations. Easy access to subway. Rooms were a great size and offer good views. The amenities were amazing! We used the complimentary breakfast and happy hour on many occasions. The staff were all incredible, welcoming, and helpful. Would stay again! "

"Very well-appointed hotel and room, excellent location, pleasant staff. However, the check-in was too slow for a property of this quality. Also, the property texted me and asked if I needed anything, and I requested a mini fridge. The reply was that it would be delivered to my room, but it never was. It’s not a problem if there wasn’t one available, the problem was the unkept promise (and failure to follow-up). Finally, there was an unexpected charge to my credit card that I am waiting to have resolved. I expect it will be fixed, but again a property like this should not have such problems. I have stayed at a great many hotels in Manhattan and I have rarely had such a litany of issues, though admittedly in this case none were that big a deal."