Hotels in Summit

A stay at Turkey Hill Inn places you in the heart of Summit, within a 15-minute walk of Reeves-Reed Arboretum and Overlook Medical Center. This hotel is 11.9 mi (19.2 km) from Prudential Center and 13.2 mi (21.3 km) from The Mills at Jersey Gardens.This smoke-free hotel was built in 1896.Featured amenities include complimentary wired internet access and express check-in. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 14 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have shower/tub combinations and hair dryers. Conveniences include desks and coffee/tea makers, and housekeeping is provided daily.

My son and his wife live right around the corner from this inn. We stayed over Mother's Day weekend when their house was full of visiting relatives. A wonderful experience! The inn is housed in a gracious home with interesting architectural details. Room was large and well appointed. We really enjoyed the continental breakfast (and the light, airy room in which it was served). Staff was very accommodating. Hope to visit again!

The management here deserves the lowest possible rating. I arrived here on July 5 for a 4 night stay with my daughter and disable son. He requires a wheelchair for ambulating. My reservation was made well in advance. We were visiting family in the area and looked forward to outdoor pool time. On arrival there was a man at the entrance who I assumed would help with baggage. He disappeared into the building. My daughter and I helped my son into his wheelchair. The wheelchair was in the trunk and we had to remove the luggage to get it out. We made two trips into the lobby got to the registration desk. It was warm in the lobby and now saw fans at the desk. I inquired about what was going on. We were then told the ac was down and had been for three days. I told them I couldn’t stay here . They offered to cancel my reservation and handed me a paper with two hotels listed. One not a Hilton and in Elizabeth. The other in Parsippany at an Embassy Suites now a Hilton brand. I asked them to call and see if there was a handicapped accessible room. They said we can’t do that you go do it yourself. After protesting that was not good customer service the clerk helped me out. I also inquired why I had not been informed earlier about the lack of air conditioning. I had received a message that morning welcoming to the hotel as if nothing was amiss. The reservation got made we went on our way. Not one person offered to help us get the luggage and the wheelchair back to the car. To add insult to this about an hour after we left got an email informing me that the ac was down and offered to cancel our reservation. I am a Hilton honors member. When I travel I stay at Hilton. What a disappointment. Much of this could have been averted with proper management.The lovely Short Hills Hilton where I stayed and dine several year ago is not the same. Hilton you are not well represented by this facility.

Good hotel for a decent price, breakfast doesn’t offer a lot of fresh fruit would be my only complaint. I have stayed here many times and have inconsistent toiletries in the room - sometimes hair dryer, soap bar, mouthwash, lotion and then sometimes none of those are there.

The room is large and the environment is good

The company is on a business trip and lives here.

I have stayed at this location twice since March. I chose to stay there because of the location. The first time we were given a room with incomplete renovations. I couldn't sleep, and didn't want to disturb my husband. There was a sofa there, and I could have sat up to read, but there was a large empty space where there should have been an end table and a lamp. We could not get a cup of coffee in the morning due to the machine malfunctioning, Ok, not the best, not the worst. The second time (checked out yesterday) was a horror show. I got on the elevator to go to the breakfast room. I waited and waited, elevator did nothing. I walked down the one flight to the breakfast room. Ok, not that big a deal. However, when I went to leave with my suitcase the elevator STILL did not work. I waited and waited again. I had to be at an appointment. So, with a bad knee I had to carry my bag down 3 flights of stairs. I was very upset, and made it clear at the reception. The young woman at the desk saw fit to help somebody who got there before me. As we were speaking the elevator arrived on the first floor. Her response was ”See, it's working, you just needed to be patient:” She took my bag and as she was walking away I heard her say very audibly ”Jesus Christ!” When I returned for my bag, I had calmed down and wanted to be civil with this young woman. I asked for my bag. She did not ask my name and she brought out the wrong one. She asked me if I was someone by another name. I said no, she then proceeded to ask if it was a Vera Bradley bag. I said no, described my bag, and gave her my name. I went to the edge of the room and pointed out my bag, saying ”it's right there”. She then became very sarcastic, saying well ”that was why I was asking, otherwise how would I know?”. I was planning to thank her, but before I could she said ”you're welcome” very sarcastically” and literally slammed the door to the room (she was inside) on me. Never again. Maybe this young woman should learn empathy, and customer service skill training is in order. Never again. The office where I had my appointment told me that they've received nothing but complaints about this over-priced hotel.

I was so completely impressed with the team at the Kenilworth. We booked a one-night stay during our stay-over in Newark. We were a high maintenance crew as we were a family of four that asked for rides back-and-forth from the airport, extra sheets for the pull out, and our luggage stored so we could explore the city during for the day. Each staff we encountered were highly accommodating and did so with a smile, Sebastian, Bob, and the two other staff whose names I didn’t have the pleasure to catch. A+ service from an independent hotelier.

Service is great, except that the traffic is not convenient

I expected a tad more for the money I paid here. I had thought Livingston - so more upscale of rooms...and I even paid for one of the newer rooms. It was clean and I appreciate that and I had zero noise at night so that was great. I was apprehensive upon check-in b/c when we parked, there was a guy smoking **** in his car next to us. On check-in they give you a waiver to sign - a very long waiver so I read it. Part of it was you had to request housekeeping the night before (no big deal) - but there was a very large section on parties. Zero tolerance for it and will be fined or even kicked out for multiple calls. I applaud that aspect but I started questioning why there was a long waiver for that. THEN, the guy said it's an extra $75/night (that will be refunded to you if you cause no trouble). Which set off red flags for me - obviously, they've had a lot of problems in the past. In the room - there is also a sign that if you smoke **** (or anything) in the room you're being fined. Now - all that said - we had zero problems - but also not too busy when we were there. The hotel is large and definitely can host weddings / conferences so this is one way for them to limit the noise violations - or smoking/drunkenness. Again - I applaud that b/c I want to be able to sleep at night. Overall - average hotel that I think is in a bit of a need of an upgrade.