I stayed at this hotel for 3 nights the week before Thanksgiving. I was in Secaucus for a college basketball tournament. My husband and I stayed in a king suite. The rooms were very spacious. The bedroom area is separated from a living area that included a couch, chair, small stool, desk and desk chair. The bedroom area and the... More

Seriously, WHY BOTHER !! - Hyatt Place, Marriot Courtyard and Holiday Inn, (yes Holiday Inn) all provide a far overall experience in the properties available in this complex. Five years since I last visited the Embassy; The Reception area has been upgraded; the lower level (dining area) as been improved (barely) and they look, repeat 'look' good; however the rooms... More

We stayed here one night on December 27 while visiting New York City. We are a family of five and rooms are usually too small to accommodate us. We had a bedroom and a living area with a sofa bed that fit us perfectly. Everyone was able to pick out something the following morning for breakfast, although no one wanted... More

I stayed here December 2011 and here is my review of the Embassy Suites in Secaucus, NJ: Service: The front desk staff has a terrible attitude. There is a guy behind the counter named Walter (on his name tag) that acts like he is doing you a favor. He is snooty and rude. If he doesn't want to work there... More

Overall had a nice stay. The front desk and restaurant staff were extremely friendly and accommodating. The room had a strange odor but was otherwise fine, though could use some updating. Breakfast was tasty. Small restaurant menu, took a while to get food (bar was packed and only 1 person serving). Very easy to get to NYC. I would definitely... More

Rough week here but as it's my 3rd stay I felt compelled to draft a review. Hotel is average at best and is certainly dated. Front desk staff if tolerable but the night shift is less than cooperative and seems disinterested... As a business traveler, the biggest issue with this hotel is the lack of talent and a focus in... More

Wife and I wanted to stay on the NJ side of the Lincoln Tunnel and go into the city a few days. I picked this Embassy Suites from previous reviews. As a HHonors Gold member, I requested and got an upgrade to the 6th floor with city views. We were pleasantly suprised by the distant view of the Empire State... More

The NYNJ Port Authority bus gets you to 42nd Street in about 20 minutes and buses run frequently. We had a 2 room suite for about $225 a night with a hot complementary breakfast (omelets and pancakes included) each morning. There are a variety of restaurants, a few stores, and a movie theatre within walking distance should you chose to... More

Paid over $200 per night---a fair price in the NYC area, but hardly a bargain. The breakfast service was without a doubt the most chaotic situation I have witnessed. About 4-5 staffers trying (without success) to keep up with a very large crowd of diners, who are faced with empty food trays and *NO* plates. The plates are brought out... More