Name: Watt Hotel Rahway Tapestry Collection by Hilton
Address: 1403 Irving Street, Rahway, NJ
Telephone: (888) 420-1657

Very good

Superb

Exceptional

De

Liked: Comfy room with excellent shower. Aircon & coffee machine in the room. Located opposite Rahway railway station, so very convenient. Shops & takeaways nearby.
Disliked: Room needed a fridge to keep drinks cold. For the price of this hotel, you could have given a bottle of water each day instead of leaving it in the room with a $2.50 charge for non members of your loyalty scheme.

excellent

Liked: beautiful hotel great location
Disliked: i wish they had robes and black out curtains for the rooms

Exceptional

Liked: Staff was so friendly! My room was clean, and the atmosphere was amazing! Also conveniently located close to the train to get into the city! Perfect experience and will definitely be booking again!
Disliked: No bad comments! I love this place!

Good

Poor

Liked: Location OK, some staff friendly and helpful.
Disliked: Dated decor, facilities in need of upgrade.It was the worst hotel breakfast I have eaten in 20+ years. Very limited choice, poor quality, and hot choices dried out.Not a 4* service

Good location, medium quality.

Liked: Location, and also the bathroom was very nice and spacy. The staff at the reception were polite and professional.
Disliked: The furniture in the room was outdated, especially for a 4-star hotel. It needs refurbishing. The price was too high i.e. it is overpriced. The breakfast is also not worth the money.

Overt and Gleeful Racism

Liked: The day personnel we're excellent, very professional and helpful. They let me know what were the resources in the immediate area and what the parking restrictions would be. They did a great job.
Disliked: There was an overnight staff member who harassed me to no end. He followed me around, question if I belong there, and repeatedly asked me to show him my identification and room key card. Clearly, he was a racist and did not appreciate me being a black male reading and enjoying time alone in the lobby area. He questioned me every time I entered and exited the hotel. I was incensed. I wanted to write a letter to the CEO of your company, but I chalked it up to "Rahway hospitality". Restaurants I visited in downtown Rahway featured the same unwelcoming behavior. I have extensive business in the Rahway area upcoming, and the hotel's location is ideal for me. But I can't see spending another dime nor another second at this racist facility.