Hi everyone, we are planning our NE/Canada cruise and looking at hotels for the night before. Ideas are welcome! This will be in Sept. Any areas we need to stay away from? We are considering flying in the day before also yo NYC or Newark
Thanks
Brian
Hi Brian. In about 72 days we will be checking into the HAMPTON INN RIDGEFIELD PARK NJ. We have heard very good things about this place. It is 10 minutes from the bridge to NY and the Manhatten cruise terminal and they appear to be the only ones that offer a package deal for cruisers which includes the room for the night, plus breakfast plus shuttle to and from the port and parking during the cruise and all of this for a very reasonable price. I work with a few people that have stayed there and heard nothing but praise.
Another Brian.
Thanks fellow Brian, will be looking at it!
Best wishes for the cruise!
Good to know. Will keep in mind for future cruise. Thx.
Secaucus, NJ is across the Hudson from the NY cruise piers. We stayed at the Holiday Inn. Also nearby are Hyatt and Embassy Suites. It was clean and we felt safe there. Lots of restaurants and shops in the attached mall. Check it out on GoogleMaps.......
I've never been to New York, but the TWA hotel at JFK always looked interesting
FYI. For the people coming to NYC from NJ "10 minutes from the bridge to NY" can easily be an hour or more. Please give yourself time. Depending on the day/time of day getting across the George Washington Bridge can go from minutes to hours.
FYI. For the people coming to NYC from NJ "10 minutes from the bridge to NY" can easily be an hour or more. Please give yourself time. Depending on the day/time of day getting across the George Washington Bridge can go from minutes to hours.
Good information to have! Thanks!
Secaucus, NJ is across the Hudson from the NY cruise piers. We stayed at the Holiday Inn. Also nearby are Hyatt and Embassy Suites. It was clean and we felt safe there. Lots of restaurants and shops in the attached mall. Check it out on GoogleMaps.......
thank you Igor appreciate the info!
Brian
I've never been to New York, but the TWA hotel at JFK always looked interesting
thank you Steve!
FYI. For the people coming to NYC from NJ "10 minutes from the bridge to NY" can easily be an hour or more. Please give yourself time. Depending on the day/time of day getting across the George Washington Bridge can go from minutes to hours.
great info thank you!
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