Stayed here for one night on my Springsteen pilgrimage.

Room was large and appeared very clean. Bathroom was small but did have a tub. There was a view of a car park but to be honest not much to look at anywhere around the hotel.

One strange thing was that there was no guest information in the room at all, not even a piece of paper with breakfast times, nothing. I have never seen that before, perhaps it is to encourage guests to speak to staff but it just seems to be a cost cutting exercise.

Staff were ok, mostly friendly and helpful. There is a drinks/snack vending machine in the lobby and ice machine on each floor level.

Breakfast reasonable, cereal, juice, bagels, donuts, "chef" friendly but seemed bored.

Beds were rock hard, I slept well but tired from long flight, might be too much for some.

No in room safe or fridge.

Ideal base to explore freehold visit local mall, I would have no problems staying here again.

My wife and I stayed here for a Wedding that was at the Hotel, rooms were nice & clean a little dated but the service was great.
From the time we checked-in to the day we left all went well.
Great food, the reception was the best also the outside pool was quite refreshing the day after.
We also noticed renovations are starting for a soon to be Radisson Hotel we can't wait to return.
THANK YOU

Being 1 of only 2 hotels in the area, this hotel simply doesn't have to try in order to get business.

Bad Points:
Dated Rooms
Strange bathroom with pre-moulded plastic fittings
Basic Breakfast (pre-packed muffins, toast your own waffles)
Average staff
Drained swimming pool

Good Points
Cheap ($110 for the night)
Fairly clean
Large bed

I wouldn't stay here for a holiday but for 1 night away with work, it's not the worst place I've ever stayed.

I spent one night at Freehold Gardens Hotel on a weekend trip to Six Flags. Like most small hotels on/near major interstates the place could use an update. I did not have a reservation but the desk staff was friendly and accommodating, much to my surprise. The room was clean and contained all the basics for an overnight stay. It surely isn't the Waldorf Astoria but it was worth the price. It's the closest hotel to Six Flags and I would definitely stay there again.