Residence Inn

Excellent choice if you plan to stay a few days and use the kitchen
A nice new hotel with comfortable accommodations and helpful staff. You can’t go too far wrong here. Most of the floor space is devoted to the kitchen and living area, leaving the bedroom a bit cramped, so if you aren’t interested in the kitchen a residence hotel may not be your best choice. The breakfast is a little hit and miss, with overcooked eggs and sometimes badly undercooked sausage.

I’m glad I read Expedia reviews and not Unilocal reviews before booking our room here. My nephew got married in Haledon and we didn’t want to drive back to LI. The room was super clean, laid out nicely, the basic amenities that you’d need. We were excited about the free breakfast… Until we realized it ended at 9:30. Sorry, but on a Saturday morning after a late night wedding, that was ridiculous. Also, the front desk was short on help and had to wait a while to be checked in. It was a little noisy, but we didn’t experience the noise that lots of Unilocalers mentioned. Overall a solid 3 star review, maybe a little better.

Residence Inn in Wayne, NJ? What the?
I stayed because I was attending a wedding nearby and didn’t want to deal with finding a ride back to Jersey City. I was scared reading the reviews, but in the end, I didn’t think this spot was so bad! Far from luxury my friends, but by no means a dump in shambles. It’s in the middle of nowhere, but they do have a shuttle that can take you anywhere locally, although going to Macy’s was the reference point in which they gave me.
The rooms come with a nice little kitchenette and it seems that the rooms are updated and on the newer side. The bed was a bit small and definitely not top notch, but it made do. Free breakfast* and internet are wins!
Overall, this spot is solid. Don’t come in expecting luxury, limit all expectations and I think you’ll be ok.
* I definitely did not mess with the free breakfast.

I had a guaranteed room reservation and walked in exhausted after driving over an hour from JFK at almost midnight only to find that they decided to give my room away and send me away to another hotel. I am a female traveling alone and only have my point GPS to get me from point to point in my business travels. What is the point of a GUARANTEED reservation if they do not honor. I will NEVER be staying at this «hotel» again. And I had stayed at this hotel several times before too. My co-​worker had a room with a leaking ceiling, broken towel bar and a broken toilet that he was told he would have to wait until the morning to get fixed. This hotel clearly has no regard or concern for its frequent travelers.

Horrible! I had a previous bad experience here but I decided not to post a review — all good people and places do poorly once in a while. But now I have to post, to save the next guy thinking he will get a quiet result nights sleep in this hotel.
Best way to say it — remember in high school when you would rent a room, spilt it 20 ways, fill the bathtub with beer, and stay up all night? Well, that’s what this place has basically become.
The business model is — take care of the long term business traveler with a big room, lots of cozy home-​like amenities, and alls great.
But in fact what happens here — just like in high school. Pay $ 175 bucks and stuff 10 people in a room.
The problem — noise !! Unbearable noise! Twice in a row I’ve had the same problem, twice in a row a horrible rest.
Ok — thanks for the free night, but honestly I would pay double just to sleep.
And that’s just what I am going to do — elsewhere.
Lost a customer for life at this place, and I will think 10 000 times over before I ever pice another Residence Inn!
Go elsewhere — you will feel better in the morning for it !

I have a distaste for Marriott ever since the one in Tulsa last year charged me $ 100 incidental fees for a five night stay. I ended up staying 3 nights, and got my money refunded.
This hotel is a Marriott property. It is kind of outside of Wayne, or maybe is it hard to find. My Garmin brought me to a large ice skating rink, and the hotel was past this, up a hill, around the corner. The lobby faces the back of the hotel.
I went to check in, and it was paid for on the corporate credit card. They asked me for my card, for incidentals. I am here for 18 nights. Any free time will be spent 30 minutes east. They charged me at first, 160. I asked, «for what?» They said, «20 for the movies you will watch, the rest for your needs you might have.» So I said, «I have an iPad with Amazon Prime and Netflix. Why would I pay to watch a movie?» They made the incidental fee 140… Ka– Ching, I handed them my MasterCard. and promptly emailed my company.
The room is pretty. Very well lit. The first room they gave me, I had to turn on the refrigerator by plugging it in. It went bump bump, klunk, ding, dong and smelled like a compost. So they gave me a different room. It is beautiful. Well lit, huge t.v., full kitchenette. Nice couch, a desk, a high bar table, full sized refrigerator. With this room, they gave me a list of places to eat, about 50. They said, «some even deliver.» There’s nothing on the list noting who delivers.
When I complained to my company about the costly incidental fees, my company called the hotel with the corporate card. The hotel wouldn’t budge and remove the charges, and put it on the corporate card. I mean, I was prepared for $ 50, but not 140, its expensive to eat out in thisvarea of the country. The money is pretty much taken care of… the bad taste in my mouth about Marriot just got worse. I am giving them 3 generous stars for the room and breakfast. I am not touching their t.v., who knows what they’ll charge me?

As Residence Inn everywhere, this hotel won’t disappoint. It’s clean and fresh and located in a very quiet hill top. The staff is really friendly. The surrounding area has an indoor ice rink and a big outdoor sports facility. The free continental breakfast will start your day in the right way.