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The rooms were very clear and had all the right facilities both in the bedroom and in the restroom. I travelled with my family (spouse and children) and they all loved the room. The breakfast was simple but adequate. The rooms were very quite and in a very reserve and calm town. I would love to visit over and over again. Would be my preferred stay when I am not under time pressures to get into NYC

Clifton was nice and very close to Montclair where there were excellent restaurants and shops. Allwood Diner in Clifton was a great place for breakfast. Toast in Montclair was also great for breakfast/brunch. Fauberg in Montclair was lovely for lunch. Excellent choice of takeouts. Trader Joe’s in Clifton was the best supermarket. The train to Manhattan wasn’t direct from Clifton and there were a lot of steps. We travelled from Montclair Heights which was direct into Penn Station and is wheelchair friendly.

As a non resident of Clifton NJ, as a guest conducting personal business. The online representation of the King size room(s) that was assigned did not meet my expectations. Overall condition of the room was poor, housekeeping was not the best, the second night began seeing roaches in the room, difficulties with the key at least 4 times. Although I've extended by stay due to personal business, I've not unpacked my suitcase. My favorite spot was sitting outside since property is non-smoking. Most of my meals have been at IHOP or purchasing items from Trader Joe's. I would avoid staying for extended time, get in get out.

This hotel was horrible. I would never come back here. It smelled real bad. Room wasn’t clean, sheets had stains on them. Bathtub had stains and was filthy. I will post a review for sure. Too much money for this filthy places. Pool was closed,no breakfast with COVID excuse. Most places have released some COVID restrictions. Hallways are not vacuumed and had old smell. No A/C in the hallways. Only 1 elevator was working.

We went to enjoy the new American Dream Mall, which was a HUGE disappointment. There were only 3 attractions opened, eventhough the website suggested more. The Nickelodeon indoor amusement park was overpriced and overrated! I think close to 5 rides were down for maintenance. I paid $69.99 each for 3 tickets and could have bought season passes to a REAL amusement park for a few dollars more. I also had to pay $59.99 for myself to get in and I am not physically able to ride any rides, so I paid to sit and watch. When we went to purchase tickets for "The Ring" so the children could ice skate we were informed that it was not open to the public on both days we went because they had a booked event. Again, not stated on the website. We went to the 3rd and only attraction opened, which was "It's Sugar" a 3 story candy store. Well when we went it was a 2 story because the 3rd floor was not completed. We drove 3 hours and booked a 4 day stay and we were utterly disappointed.