This is a charming 1840s three story Victorian home with parking right outside the front door. The…read moreproperty is gated which was nice. Art and Libby are lovely hosts. We had a nice room with bathroom ensuite. My friend and I were not able to stay for breakfast but they had a nicely appointed kitchen and island seating area, and other rooms where you could dine. Despite all rooms being filled with antiques, the house had a comfy feel to it. I really appreciated the ability to get into NYC easily and cheaply from this property . The NJ Transit station is about five minutes away (Maplewood Station). You can buy your tickets at a kiosk right at the station. In June of 2024, a round trip ticket into NYC was $15 and it's a 40 minute ride each way. Look at njtransit.com for train schedules - -generally a train every hour. You are dropped off right at Penn Station. When you are leaving NYC and going back to NJ , enter Penn Station from the corner of 7th Ave and 31st Street -- there is a NJ Transit entrance and you will see stairs or escalators and can get downstairs to access fare Kiosks as well as the tracks. (If you enter from other entrances at Penn Stations, it's a bit challenging to figure out how to get downstairs for the NJ Transit tracks)

We spent a long weekend at Les Saisons and really enjoyed our stay. The property was eclectic and…read moreextremely charming. We stayed in the Spring Room which was large and inviting. The attached bathroom was huge and had everything we needed. Erika took great care of us and cooked an amazing breakfast. Very friendly, relaxed and welcoming. We definitely will be back and have already recommended it our relatives who live in the area.

My girlfriend and I were staying in Brooklyn for a week and we found this place online. We found a…read morefew reviews and decided to give it a try. We stayed 3 nights, Sunday to Wednesday. Josie was great. She showed us around our floor (when you rent a room you get the entire floor) and talked about locking up and things like that. The Breakfast portion is on the lighter side. Cereal and juice are available. Josie offered to get pastries in the morning but we said we didn't need it, there are too many great places for brunch in the neighborhood. The rooms were clean, the main bathroom seemed brand new (the second bathroom in the bedroom was nice to have as well) and the location was fantastic. I'd much rather pay a little more to stay here as opposed to getting a hotel on the other side of Park Slope. If you need a place to stay in Park Slope I recommend considering this place.

This B&B is what helps make Hackettstown not just a town, but a destination. The owners are…read morepreserving history and creating a beautiful, peaceful getaway. From the minute you make the reservation to the time you leave, the efforts of the welcoming owners, the gorgeous rooms and the food quality served are five stars. We will keep coming back every time we visit the area. Come by with family and friends and sit a while and relax on the front porch. Everything else can wait.

We had such a wonderful stay at Everett House! The house was very clean, cozy, and had everything…read morewe needed. It truly felt like stepping 150 years back in time. We were also lucky enough to be there during a vintage car show, and seeing all those beautiful old cars outside made the experience even more special. Such a charming and unique place. We really enjoyed our stay and would definitely come back!

We had a wonderful stay at the Residence Inn by Marriott West Orange. The accommodations were…read morespacious, comfortable, and very well-equipped, with an upscale feel making it feel like as if we were staying in a mansion.The chandeliers, marble floors, high ceilings, and beautiful aesthetics added to the luxurious atmosphere. The location was extremely convenient with easy access to all the major highways including Rt. 280, the Garden State Parkway, and the New Jersey Turnpike. There's also plenty nearby for shopping and dining. Just one block away is a strip mall with Burlington, Target, Starbucks, and Whole Foods. A little further up the road you'll find an AMC Theater, ShopRite, Petco, and even more stores and restaurants. David made a very positive impression on us during our stay. He was friendly, professional, and incredibly helpful whenever we needed assistance. I was already a little on edge after sitting on the tarmac at LaGuardia for 8 hours and then driving 12 hours to New Jersey, so his kindness and professionalism were greatly appreciated. Our room was spectacular! It was very large and equipped with a full kitchen that included a full-sized refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave, and large stove. The room also came stocked with plates, utensils, pots, and pans. The bed was huge and extremely comfortable. There was a full-sized bathroom with an outside vanity area, two closets, a folded cot, a dining table with chairs, and a comfortable sofa for relaxing and watching television. The complimentary morning breakfast was outstanding with a great variety of hot cooked foods, breads, muffins, fresh fruit, cereals, and more. The parking lot was also plentiful, well-lit, and felt very safe. Overall, this was an excellent stay and we would absolutely return when visiting the area again. 5/5 Price 5/5 Comfort & Decor 5/5 Staff 5/5 Parking 5/5 Convenient location

Stayed here with my aunt last week. Reservations were made months in advance for rooms next to each…read moreother. But we were not. We were both in adjoining rooms not with each other and separated by a wall. So we were around the corner from each other. No big deal. We were on the ground floor which was noisy when breakfast was being set up. Bed was comfortable. Breakfast was great. But In the room.... So many flies. In both rooms. Gross.

A truly amazing B&B hosted by an amiable host who traces his roots back to 19th Century Prague!read more

We had a wonderful stay in Brooklyn at this spot. It had everything we needed. The garden in the…read moreback is delightful. Laura (the owner) was so gracious. It's clean. Great art work. We loved it. And it's in a great location: tons of great take-out in the area, Prospect Park is perfect for running, a stroll, biking, and lounging. The Brooklyn Botanic Gardens are close by. Easy to get on the subway to get to Manhattan. It's really just very nice.

From the owner: New York City's Garden Green is housed in a four-story red-brick row house, built in 1865 and…read morelocated in the culturally-diverse, historic Prospect Heights/Park Slope district, an integral part of "Brownstone Brooklyn". It is filled with antique furnishings. All lodging accommodations are air-conditioned. Choose from one of two guest rooms, one with a double bed and one with two single beds, on the third floor. On the ground floor is a one-bedroom apartment rental fully furnished with a small kitchen, access to the rear garden, a private entry, telephone, television, and WiFi. Breakfast is not provided, but there is a variety of eateries in the local area. Notice: "We do not require a deposit, but we will be here when you arrive as we have been doing since 1992."

REVIEW AS EVENT SPACE ONLY (SECRET TEA ROOM):…read more I attended a baby shower held at the DeBary Inn in Summit last weekend. This was my first time inside the building, which was built circa 1880, and also at a Cream Tea. It was a lovely experience! Secret Tea Room is a pop-up company that creates classic English tea party experiences. They host events at four locations - DeBary Inn and Reeves-Reed Arboretum (Summit), Morven Museum and Gardens (Princeton), and Van Vleck Gardens (Montclair). Great attention to details! Everyone loved the table settings and chinaware. The loose leaf teas were wonderful; that day, we had an apple cider, Ceylon, and green tea. Then came out the tiers. Oh, the scones! The scones are baked on premise, so they were fresh and delicious. At one point, the hosts also walked around table to table with fresh scones from the oven. It was so nice. I overheard a guest from another table joke, "Oh, you can leave the tray of 17 right here for us please. Thank you!" lol Because it's December, the DeBary Inn was decorated for the holidays with a lighted tree. Many guests took selfies in the living room/greeting area. It was a cute venue and party concept for a baby shower!

I checked out early after issues related to the hotel's pantry area, which is located directly…read morebeside my room. Another guest -- whose room was actually inside the pantry space -- confronted my company late at night for making coffee, claiming we were being "too loud." While I understand the challenges of shared spaces, this setup should be clearly disclosed at booking, especially if it falls under a "run of the house" rate. Guests deserve to know they may be placed next to, or even within, an active pantry area with unavoidable noise and foot traffic. What made the situation worse was the complete absence of staff during evening hours. With no concierge or on‑site support, there was no way to report the incident, request assistance, or ensure our safety when faced with a potentially volatile guest. Being left to manage the confrontation alone was unacceptable and felt unsafe. What made the situation worse was the complete absence of staff during evening hours. With no concierge or on‑site support, there was no way to report the incident, request assistance, or ensure our safety when faced with a potentially volatile guest. Being left to manage the confrontation alone was unacceptable and felt unsafe. Too bad as it is jn a very quaint town... " too quaint and quiet" that normal dynamics in a hotel establishment become an issue all of a sudden.

Absolutely exceeded expectations!! Everything about our stay here was exceptional from the en-suite…read moreroom with a large bathroom and beautiful vintage decor to the warm welcome with wine, water, snacks and the most delicious brownies! Our breakfast one morning was breakfast sandwiches thoughtfully packed to go for the West Point football game and the next morning we joined others in the antique dining room and filled up on homemade muffins, fresh fruit bowls and omelettes. So scrumptious! The B&B is quaint and beautifully landscaped all around, plus the vineyard. The views of the Hudson River from the stone-terraced back patio is just breathtaking! A perfect place to relax and read a book or have a conversation with other friendly visitors. The best part of our stay, however, was the warmth, kindness and true genuine hospitality of Lynn and Bill, the B&B hosts, chefs and all around wonderful people!! Looking forward to our next visit!

This B&B is terrific. Very pleasant and welcoming hosts in Lynn and Bill. Definitely try and…read morereserve the upstairs, river facing rooms. Location very convenient to several points of interest: West Point, Bear Mountain, Storm King Art Center, wineries, and more. Beautiful views. The breakfast is very tasty and the blue berry muffins best anywhere. Absolutely recommend.

My friends were visiting me in Bay Shore and I set up a stay for them here last year and they…read moreabsolutely loved it! Liz the general manager was incredibly kind, attentive, and accommodating. The property itself is gorgeous and super cute (great Gilmore Girls/New England B&B vibes!!). The room was clean. My friends thought everything was super comfortable. Check-in was seamless. Breakfast was super tasty and fresh! Highly recommend!!

The property is professionally maintained and the room accommodations are wonderful; all nicely…read moreappointed. We have had three opportunities to stay at the Bay House and have never been disappointed by the service and hospitality. The morning breakfasts were absolutely scrumptious. They also are eager to accommodate any special food requests. Recently they hosted my sisters 70th Birthday party and it was perfectly managed and they made all her guests feel special. Eddie & Cindy