Hudson County Hotels with Bars

Hotel recently renovated. Lobby and rooms clean and updated. We didn't use it, but there was an indoor pool. Excellent check-in and check-out service. Convenient location close to public transport. The only downside: breakfast and restaurant with limited service and menu.

The hotel is at great location right next to the Harrison path train station and easy access to New York within 15mins and the morning breakfast is awesome with plenty of options to eat.Definitely it would be my next trip to stay at Elements at Harrison NJ. Only I feel bad about paying parking fees $21.00 per night.

The room was very comfortable and quiet. As New York's traffic is often congested, you need to take a taxi to get to the city center and go through the tunnel, which takes some time, ranging from 30 minutes to an hour. There are supermarkets, coffee shops, and an outlet nearby. But it's not very popular.

Came here on a business trip. It's ten minutes away from Newark Airport, which is very convenient. If you take a flight at Kennedy Airport, it's about an hour's drive away. It's excellent in all aspects and I will stay here again next time.

Overall it's very good, the transportation and location are very convenient to New York! We stayed for seven nights. One night, the drainage in the bathroom suddenly blocked. After taking a shower, water flooded the entire room. We called hotel staff. It turned out that the drain hole was blocked by the hair of the tenant who had not known how many nights. But the problem It was quickly resolved by the housekeeping staff. Although the housekeeping staff used our bath towels to wipe the floor... overall I highly recommend this hotel!

Stayed for three days without cleaning I asked for it myself Looks like it's only cleaned in the morning Cleaning must be booked in advance Otherwise do not scan The wild wings at the entrance of the hotel are not delicious. The chicken wings are unpalatable The ingredients carrot and celery are delicious and raw. I’m really hungry. It is recommended to go to Manhattan by public transportation, it only takes about 30 minutes Driving is really not recommended, it is difficult to park and the fees are high, but there seems to be a special price on Sundays, 12 hours 35 dollars plus tax, some are even cheaper than this In some places, the meter stops at the side of the road at 6 hours, it is said that it is much cheaper and some time periods are free Manhattan is far from uptown to downtown, I try to walk I found out that I was exhausted, and then I took the subway for 3 dollars one way Speaking from experience, this weekend is when the traffic cream will be clearer