Newark Hotel Guide - Trinitas Hospital - New Point Campus hotels in Newark, United States of America.

"Classy hotel. Delicious fries"

"Staff was friendly. Room was clean but could hear everyone around you including above and both sides. You can hear every time your neighbors flushed the toilet. Parking is very limited and ended up having to park on the sidewalk in front of the main entrance. Breakfast was decent. "

"# The good 1. I was surprised that the room had a kitchen setup with a good size fridge, range, and microwave. 2. I was happy that I could at least crack the window open to get some fresh air. # The not-so good. 1. I mentioned to the front-desk folks that I would do a late check-in at 1am. I was told to call back about 11pm to give the staff a heads-up. 2. I call from 11pm to 11:45pm an no one picked up. 3. At 11:50 someone picked up and mentioned that at 12pm the systems would be down for auditing and I would have to wait until 2:30am to check in. 4. I then ask whether there was someway of checking in without me physically present. I was given the process but then I had 10 minutes to do this while driving. I did pull over and sorted this all out by 12:30am or so. In anycase, everything else was good once I checked in. But you guys really have to do some serious work on customer service and with your front-desk folks!"

"One of my fav hotels. Affordable, 24/7 staff, there’s a kitchenette to cook stuff so you don’t have to DoorDash/UberEats. There’s a nearby Dollar Tree and Kohl’s to shop a bit for necessities and clothes. If you have friends over there’s a lil closet for them to put their jackets and they can park wherever. There’s a gym, vending machine. Walls are pretty sturdy and muffles sound. The cable isn’t the best, better off using streaming services on your phone, tablet, laptop, whatever. There’s plenty of outlets! Beds are very comfortable and look and FEEL clean! Great Wi-Fi. Central air works great."

"The shuttle was quick, clean and easy. They were waiting as requested & nice drivers. The place is in a good location and easy access to and from the city. Right across a surprisingly quiet thoroughfare is a huge mall, Mills at Jersey Gardens. Fun and great bargains. We really enjoyed our stay. The front desk staff was friendly and helpful. Lovely hotel. "

"My last motel 6 stay was at the LAX airport and it was perfectly good. This was a different experience on this frigid and icy Newark New Jersey day. I was given the key to a room with two doors to the outside: one facing the freeway, the other the parking lot, both with significant gaps that let the frigid air in. There was, of course heat, although it did not work at first. All the buttons were busted, or rather seem to have imploded and were impossible to push in. But the kind and helpful desk person came to the room and remedied that by jamming the temple tips of his glasses into one of the buttons/cavities and it turned on. Thereafter setting the temperature in the room to a balmy 85 degrees. Jamming and forcing are the way of the land, apparently, because the electrical plug was jammed about two inches into a large gaping hole in the wall. The towel rack fell in my hands immediately, so I jammed it back in. More worrisome was the shower stall floor. There was a large deposit of an unknown hard substance about ½ inch thick all around the drain, substance I later recognized as remains of human despair. The best part of the hotel is the 24-hour free airport shuttle which expedited me out of the situation at two in the morning as I realized that I would sleep better sitting upright in an airport seat than on that bed. If you are looking for an affordable location to shoot a horror or slasher movie, I would greatly recommend room 201."

"Airport shuttle was confusing as we ended up getting into a different holiday in shuttle."

"Great"

"I had a stressful experience at check-in. I had just arrived from Korea and realized I didn’t have the credit card I normally use in the U.S. The staff member repeatedly said the card was required, so I had to open and search through two large suitcases at the front desk. Later, I was told that I could complete a credit card authorization form by email instead. If this option had been explained from the beginning, it would have avoided a lot of unnecessary stress. The staff member was also quite blunt and impersonal throughout the interaction."