Top Hotels Near South Mountain Dog Park in Newark from NZ$153

"Yes"

"I lived in Summit for 40 years and only stayed here after moving away. This is a charming converted multi-story home, very old-school in its bones, but updated for wifi, chargers, etc. Nicely appointed, two quiet blocks from downtown Summit. Real staff on site--not a tie-line to some national headquarters. Staff goes home at 6 but is close by and available by phone if needed. Spacious sitting room and breakfast area with nice spread of breakfast fare. Short walk to the train (NJ transit to NYC and elsewhere). Summit has restaurants ranging from a NYC quality steak house (Roots) to The Summit Diner, a 1920s-era DDD where my children and I spent every Saturday morning eating short-stacks and eggs & corn beef hash. The DeBary is my new go-to place for when I'm visiting. If you really need a gleaming Ritz Carlton, well there's one a couple of miles away (charging $500/night more), but you'll be disappointed. Call-out to Emily, Innkeeper: Thanks for the friendly, small-town service."

"Room was in a good condition However we went 2 days without any internet."

"Easy check in,amazing room, responsive host. "

"We stayed so we could easily get to nyc and it was great!!! Only a short less than 10 minute walk to the train station!!! I will be back"

"The lady was very nice, quiet place, and very comfortable I would recommend staying here"

"VRBO needs to take this place down until it is cleaned and made safe. You walk in and there was sticky material on the door which had 100s of bugs in it. The couches had numerous stains and the walls were gross. The bathroom was the worst though. There were 3 smoke detectors and only one had batteries in it. My friend also was switching on the lights and got shocked. There were no garbage bags available in the kitchen and there was a gross sponge left behind. We were also told that were would be 2 off street parking spots and we had to ask the owner to move a random vehicle twice. "

"Good"

"We highly recommend this property for anyone who needs to be in the area for more than a couple days, which was our case. We arrived during a heat wave, but the central air conditioning cooled beautifully. When the weather cooled down, we made use of the large balcony, both in the mornings and evenings. The kitchen is well equipped. We cooked 2 meals a day, and we were even able to use a George Foreman grill for the time we were there, for a 25 charge. The elevators are reliable and there is a parking space provided. The beds are comfortable, the shower has good pressure, the furnishings are well-suited, and there is plenty of closet and drawer space. We took the train to NYC one day, which is a direct 35 minutes ride from Brick Church Station to NY Penn Station. There is a park literally 2 blocks away with a walking trail around a field. The apartment is very quiet, and the neighbors are respectful and friendly.I want to be honest about a few things, more for the purpose of "knowing what you're getting." First, the neighborhood felt safe enough, but there aren't restaurants or hang outs close-by. "Lotus 315", the building itself, is a bit dated, but it is clean and maintained. We had some glitches checking in, but overall, the property manager was helpful in getting things taken care of. The dryer took 2 cycles to dry, but we were very grateful to have the W/D available."