My husband and I stayed here for one night for a convention in town. It was cheaper than the other hotel we normally stay at for the convention and had a good experience at another Red Roof Inn in NYC, so we decided to switch. What a mistake! Upon arriving, we discovered there was no breakfast, which wasn't a big... more

Had stayed at this motel over 10 years ago - it was in a good location for the outlet malls and for getting into Manhattan - and, in a fit of nostalgia, contacted the motel again direct and managed to secure a really good deal (about $88 per night) for a one week stay. This time it was me, my... more

Motel easily accessed off Rt.3 which connects to Rt.95 and the Garden State Parkway. Located in Secaucus, New Jersey. The Manhattan skyline is visible near the hotel. Hotel was very clean and the staff was very friendly and helpful. Stayed only one night only because it was a one day event in NYC but I/we would most certainly stay here... more

Have just had a 7 night stay and the Red Roof Inn, and in my opinion this hotel is an absolute find. I stayed here with a friend and we had no complaints about it whatsoever. It served it's purpose, it was clean, comfortable and had reliable, easy links into New York City. In the past we've paid up to... more

Stayed at the Red Roof for 3 nights for a trip to NYC. We decided to take the #320 bus instead and drove to a parking lot about 10 minutes away, because the bus outside the hotel did not have times all during the day. Our room was nice, especially for the price paid. Beds/Bathroom were clean, no issues there.... more

We stayed at Red Roof Meadowlands for 3 nights and were satisfied considering how much we payed. Again, the hotel meets the standard if you are looking for clean linens and shower at the end of a long day in NYC. We payed about $104 a night plus tax, which is the cheapest that we can get around the area.... more

This is probably the cheapest hotel in the area and you do indeed get what you pay for. Stayed here for 4 nights. On the first night we had some other guests trying to get in our room at 2.30am, scared the living daylights out of me as they had the door open and having a go at the security... more

My advice is :DON'T STAY HERE. I booked a room for two nights at the Red Roach Inn because my friend is a teacher is Dallas, Tx and I was trying to keep our budget low. The first night was 103.99 and the second night 111.99. I requested a clean and quiet room and what we received as a disugsting... more

We stayed at the Red Roof Inn in Secaucus for 10 nights, with our main touring destination being New York City. This was our third trip to the area and our second time staying in the Secaucus area. Lobby was small but clean. A coffee/cappuccino machine was available. Check-in was a little long with our clerk's computer freezing up. but... more