Hyatt Regency Jersey City on the Hudson

Awesome hotel! Helpful and very friendly staff! Excellent location! Very close to PATH (outside hotel and across lot — small walk). Beautiful rooms! Perfect hotel if you are looking to stay outside of NYC.

Hotel is clean and the view of the NYC skyline was perfect. Only complaint is the valet parking. When we arrived on a Sunday afternoon there were no valet attendants to be found so I parked in an available space. Upon check in I inquired about the valet parking and I was told that since nobody was there I would not be charged. Well upon check out a big, burly, rude valet man stopped me as I was getting into my car and demanded that I pay him $ 38 for the parking. I explained to him what I was told upon check in and he still was demanding my room number and to be paid for the valet service I never received. Other than being harassed by the rude valet the hotel was perfect. Good location, safe and reasonably priced.

Beautifully located in between New Jersey/​New York. I highly recommend this hotel for it’s customer service, impeccable views and tasteful food (especially the roasted red pepper soup). I’m giving it 3 stars simply because the valet is too expensive for the time it takes to get your car. I wouldn’t mind the near $ 40 bucks if it didn’t take until Jesus comes to get your car. Also, I think it’s time for them to switch out the carpet. It’s extremely nasty in many places and it’s accruing bacteria, germs and an odor that’s potentially harmful. With the volume of customers, I’m sure it’s difficult to keep the carpet clean, but something has to get done soon otherwise, there will be an influx of people getting sick. Hopefully they’ll look into that soon. Otherwise, this is a really nice hotel and one that I recommend you experience at least once.

Lovely hotel. Very nice staff and great view. The location is great with Manhattan being a short train ride away and liberty park a short walk. I also was genuinely surprised how nice Jersey City was.

Best view from my room. Didn’t want to leave. The hotel guest service were very friendly and made you feel at home.

We stayed at this lovely hotel at the end of February into early March and had a great time. We had planned a trip to NYC but then had reason to add a visit to Jersey City into the mix. Having heard good things about the Hyatt on the Hudson on the waterfront of Jersey City, we took a chance and decided to stay here as opposed to Manhattan.
What a terrific surprise was in store for us! First of all, this hotel is absolutely lovely with dramatic and sweeping views of the Hudson River, the Statue of Liberty and the downtown NYC skyline from every vantage point. The view alone is worth staying here.
The service was fantastic from the moment we arrived until we left. The staff at the front desk were on point, helpful and always welcoming. We want to give a particular shout-​out to Fiona who was at the desk much of the weekend we were there. She remembered our names, checked us into a fabulous and spacious room and even sent up bottle of sparkling wine delivered to our room with a lovely card welcoming us to Jersey City.
The price of our room was unbelievably amazing. We are used to pay a few hundred dollars a night for the pleasure of staying in NYC in rooms that are generally half the size of the room we had here. Given that this was technically «off-​season» the rooms were especially reasonably priced.
There is easy, drive-​up valet parking for the car at a reasonable $ 38.00 a night. Try parking overnight in Manhattan for that little.
As for Jersey City… this visit was an eye-​opener! What a cool city this has turned out to be these days. No longer down-​trodden but instead quite lovely, charming, cosmopolitan in many ways and an interesting place to visit in its own right. We also enjoyed going to a couple of marvelous restaurants which were walking distance from our hotel.
As for getting into Manhattan. it couldn’t be easier from this location. There is the PATH train that easily gets you into the city. And the PATH station is right next door to the hotel. One day we even took the ferry, literally a short walk from the hotel, which was 5 minute boat ride across the Hudson which dropped us off by Battery Park.
We would absolutely stay at this hotel again to enjoy, the lovely hotel, beautiful views, fabulous service and completely reasonable price point. So easy to get into the city and yet lots to do in JC too. It’s a win-​win.

I would give this Hotel a 5 star but the valet needs to step it up! And I mean hustle! There is no need to wait over a half hour to get your car!

Yeah, you’re in Jersey, but Manhattan’s financial district is literally a quick ride 5 — 10 minute ride away. Pricing is reasonable for being that close to NYC. Price can be a little on the higher side, but it is the Hyatt and you are so close to everything.

Okay first off you can’t beat this view or how easy and close it is to transportation to NYC. Literally hop on the train right outside the door. The room is nice and my view was great which I was surprised about since I didn’t pay extra to view the Hudson. The brunch was very mediocre and disappointing compared to the Hyatt place. I wouldn’t bother with the restaurant very high priced and decent quality at best. The best thing to order is pancakes and chicken quesadillas believe it or not. The brunch for 26 $ dosnt come with much, no omelette station, no Belgian waffle. Etc. the pool is tiny and murky so don’t come for that. Be sure to aske for bar menu if you are at the restaurant inside. Beds and room service were A1. Be prepared to pay per night for parking. I had a great time here and the view was superb. They Even had an Easter egg hunt for my children for the weekend. Only thing I thought could use work were the restaurant and menu.

Stayed for a conference being held in this hotel. Clean room, friendly staff, great location, & gorgeous views. The Vu Lounge is classy & quiet and has some of the best views (from sea level) of nighttime Manhattan imaginable. Free WiFi was solid. Actual bandwidth was good enough to allow some light streaming. Room service was worth every penny, but the options nearby are decent as well. I didn’t use the pool, but it had a very strong chlorine smell that filled up the hallway outside. My shower’s fixtures seemed to barely be attached to anything and I felt the tub spout was ready to fly off at any moment while showering. It wasn’t an issue, the water pressure was fantastic and the hot water was scalding even during the morning rush.
PATH train to Manhattan is just outside the front door and a NY Waterway terminal is just a short walk South.
This doesn’t feel like one of those business class hotels that nickels and dimes everyone. It’s a no-​nonsense premium hotel with solid NYC access.

The restaurant at the Hyatt has the freshest wings ever. you get about a dozen wings with hot sauce and blue cheese on the side. I am never disappointed. The view of the hudson river is nice. The bar staff are always friendly.

My boyfriend and I booked this hotel through
. We came here for a one night stay for Valentines and it was an overall pleasant stay.
My boyfriend and I originally had a king suite and upon checking in there we were told that there were none available. Now, usually I would’ve been a little (VERY) annoyed but the hotel upgraded us to a city view free of charge because of THEIR mistake. (An upgrade of $ 50 but of course in this case it was free.) There were no complaints at all about the hotel and I would def stay here again.

I was initially a little bummed about having to stay in Jersey for a past work trip. I mean — you’re so close to the city, just stay in the city! Alas, once I arrived at the hotel — I was not disappointed. They have FABULOUS views of the city. I mean, you really can’t enjoy this view unless you are in Jersey so I settled down about not being in NYC.
The lobby is a little funky when you arrive (take the escalators up), but everything from start to finish was super smooth and pleasant. My room had a river view and partial view of Midtown which was awesome and the rooms are definitely larger than what you’d get in the city for substantially less.
I loved the staff here — bellmen, concierge, event team, waiters, bartenders… everyone! A great group of people willing to help with whatever’s needed.
This hotel would definitely be on my list of stay agains!

Drunk guest where walking and screaming on the eight floor hallway, staff did not care.
Ask for a late check out due to loud noise from guest and was refused by manager Chris. Very rude management!

While spending the weekend in NYC to enjoy a variety of events I stayed at this hotel. From the moment we pulled up to the valet, to checking in, the staff was very helpful and friendly. This hotel was clean and had beautiful scenery surrounding it. On the grounds there were various statutes that depicted various historical events that occurred there as well as a wonderful statue of a sun dial (which could also be used as an awesome learning moment if you had children with you).
As a person that likes to exercise, one of the 1^st places that I checked out was the gym. Often times, hotel gyms have various machines with limited free weights. Well, this gym was great. The gym was equipped with treadmills, elliptical machines, bicycles, barbells, kettle bells, medicine balls, as well as a weight bench. I would have been able to complete a thorough workout, as in the one’s I do with my trainer daily.
The hotel room was clean, beautiful and spacious. The hotel was was right on the Hudson river, which provided a serene and beautiful night scene as well as morning sunshine. I was able to take a nice stroll with my bf at night, then exercise by walking several miles around the waterfront for exercise. The PATH train was literally right next to the hotel, and the ride took only 5 minutes to take us right to the Tribecca area near the world trade center. This hotel is only the fraction of the cost of that which would be spent staying at a hotel in the city. I would recommend staying at this hotel for all of the amenities provided at only a fraction of the cost. With only a train ride away, one could still enjoy the fun, excitement, and exploration of NYC while staying here in Jersey City.

Spent a weekend here. Spectacular views of Manhattan and the Hudson river, including a view of the statute of liberty in the distance. The hotel is right next to a PATH train station that takes you into Manhattan (World Trade Center Area) in minutes. It’s also near a ferry that week take you into Manhattan.
The rooms are nice and modern as well as the gym and swimming pool.
Great place to stay when visiting NYC, without paying NYC hotel prices.

Location. Location! LOCATION!
Yes, the hotel is situated in an ideal place to view the NYC skyline.
Yes, it is considered a mid-​level business hotel.
Yes, it is right next to a PATH subway system that can take you directly to NYC.
Yes, it is a short walk from the station ferry ride to Manhattan if you want to ride a boat.
We stayed during the July 4^th weekend. A perfect place to watch the celebrations.
The third floor restaurant /​bar has grand views of the Hudson River, Manhattan, and Liberty State Park. Whether it be day or night, one should take a moment to check it out. We tried the breakfast/​brunch with good standard meal options.
Since it was a holiday weekend, staff members/​wait staff were especially courteous, polite and pleasant. The restaurant staff gave us recommendations about where to go and what to do for the upcoming firework celebrations. They treated my 4-​yr-​old niece with a small coloring book, a small set of crayons, and tiny stuffed animals. The concierge staff were not as knowledgeable of the area restaurants as I had hoped for, but they did give us a list of nearby restaurants & their details.
Our room was spacious with a good view of the river and you can see the Statue of Liberty from our window too. Also, we took advantage of the amenities, including a workout room, swimming room, and a microwave to order.
The reservation was made on line originally at the Hyatt web site, and then it was decided that the stay will be extended for another day, and the extension was made on a separate discount vendor site which offered a less expensive price compared to the price on the Hyatt site for the same additional day.
So, after the bill was reviewed, there was a question. It was noticed that a discrepancy what was supposed to be a lesser amount on the last day did not show up on the bill, but a larger charge was made. It wasn’t noticed until we returned home. An immediate phone call was made to the hotel as soon as it was noticed. Once it was explained, the discrepancy was reviewed by the hotel, and Hyatt refunded if not all for the difference.
NOTE to self: Attempt to make on line reservations on one site if you can.
If I get another opportunity to go up to NY/​NJ for the 4^th of July, I would stay here again.

A little staycation in Jersey City called for the Hyatt, with their location right next to the Exchange Place PATH station for quick ease into Manhattan and the sweeping views of that skyline. Prices were beyond reasonable for a weekend stay; what a gem! If you are a tourist thinking about staying here … do it! Half the cost of the Hyatt in Manhattan, better views and just a quick subway ride away.
The room was spacious, with an amazing view of the Empire State Building and skyline, that bed was up to the Hyatt standards and free wifi made this hotel a great option. The one minor hiccup at this modern hotel? The bathroom was pretty jenky. The shower had a drip and overall didn’t quite come off luxurious.
Free newspapers in the lobby including The Financial Times, Star Ledger, WSJ and NYT and a seamless check-​in/​check out process makes Hyatt Regency JC a definite solid stay!

My review is only for the bar since I didn’t stay here. It was a Saturday night and I just wanted a place to enjoy a drink and decided to come here. I’m a huge fan of exchange place since the view of the NY Skyline it’s beautiful.
At the bar they have plenty of seats and couches all around where you can enjoy some drinks and the beautiful view of NYC. Drinks were regular and the bar was a bit busy since the guest of a wedding were there but this place has plenty of space where you can go by the windows and be far from the bar crowd.

The last time I stayed in this Hyatt was back in 2004 when my buddy and fellow Unilocaler, Marc N, got married. It was a nice hotel then, and it’s still a nice hotel today.
It was a last minute call to shack up here for the night last week. I had two days of back-​to-​back all-​day meetings with our agency in Tribeca, including a late night out in between. Über is good and all, but it’s a pain to use to get from NJ to NYC during rush hour. Being as it was fashion week, all the local hotels in the City were booked. I was lucky just to snag this room at the Hyatt.
I don’t when the hotel was last updated, but it felt modern, fresh, and on the newer side. My room was smaller than you’d get at other Hyatt hotels, but perfectly laid out and with all of the conveniences I needed for what would ultimately be a few hours of sleep. A giant window looked out south to a gorgeous view of the Hudson River. The room was clean. The bed was comfortable. And there were bottles of water by the bed. Check, check, and check.
If you are traveling to NYC and want to do something different, don’t stay in a NYC hotel and instead stay at the Hyatt Jersey City. The views are breathtaking and can’t be beat, and it’s a quick hop into the City on the PATH right next door. Just make sure you check if the PATH is running because the Exchange Place station is often closed on weekends for repairs. (In which case, I would NOT recommend staying here.)

You can’t beat the views of Manhattan’s skyline from this great conference hotel. I stayed here for a work event for two nights and found the hotel to be well-​appointed. The meeting space is comfortable and the hotel service is great. Don’t miss the views from the top floor Manhattan Ballroom — amazing!
Hotel restaurant was okay. Nothing special and a somewhat limited menu.
If the hotel mentions putting you on the first floor (the lobby is actually on floor 3), ask to switch. Those rooms’ windows open to a walking/​jogging path, so you’ll have a constant flow of feet outside your room.
Coming up from DC? Get here easily by hopping the PATH train from Newark. A short $ 3 ride and you emerge just steps from the ground entry to the hotel.