La Quinta Inn Paramus
393 NJ-17, Paramus, NJ 07652 United States
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Just minutes away from New York City, the La Quinta Inn Paramus is an ideal retreat from the hustle and bustle of the Big Apple. The Meadowlands Sports Complex and Continental Airlines Arena are only ten miles away. With five major shopping malls and the
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Natalia Potts on Facebook
5 years ago
09/09/2017, 07:23 AM
I love this hotel when I'm traveling for vacation I always search for these hotels in the area. The staff is very welcoming and the hotel is clean and comfortable! Will highly recommend this hotel to my friends and family!
Charla on Trip Advisor
6 years ago
06/07/2017, 17:19 PM
Drab, isolated and a little scary
Chose this hotel simply because I needed a stay at a La Quinta to keep our points account active - but only booked one night, due to the reviews I'd read here on TA. It was a good thing: All you read here is pretty accurate, although I didn't have a truly bad experience at any point...although I was questioning whether I'd made a big mistake when we arrived. This hotel has what I would describe as "negative curb appeal." On one side, there's a now-abandoned, ramshackle former Hooter's restaurant. On the other side, what appears to be an abandoned car dealership or car-repair provider littered with broken glass and random litter...enough to cause my husband to question whether his relatively new car would survive the night intact. (Luckily, it did.)
Happy (relieved?) to report that the experience improved once we got inside. The lady at the registration was very friendly and took care of things quickly and efficiently. Contrary to one of the reviews I read, they actually DO have an elevator, although it's at the opposite end of the hotel, far away from the lobby - I used it to get to our 3rd floor room with my bulging suitcase. The carpet in the hallway was in definite need of a good shampooing, but once we got into our room, all was well. The carpet in the room appeared to be relatively new; the linens were impeccably white, and the room and bathroom appeared to be very clean. There are many restaurants in the area - some of them even on the same side of this jersey-barriered street as the hotel, although they're probably too far down the street to walk there. (We had a nice dinner at Shake Shack.)
Charla on Trip Advisor
6 years ago
06/07/2017, 09:32 AM
Chose this hotel simply because I needed a stay at a La Quinta to keep our points account active - but only booked one night, due to the reviews I'd read here on TA. It was a good thing: All you read here is pretty accurate, although I didn't have a truly bad experience at any point...although I was questioning whether I'd made a big mistake when we arrived. This hotel has what I would describe as "negative curb appeal." On one side, there's a now-abandoned, ramshackle former Hooter's restaurant. On the other side, what appears to be an abandoned car dealership or car-repair provider littered with broken glass and random litter...enough to cause my husband to question whether his relatively new car would survive the night intact. (Luckily, it did.)
Happy (relieved?) to report that the experience improved once we got inside. The lady at the registration was very friendly and took care of things quickly and efficiently. Contrary to one of the reviews I read, they actually DO have an elevator, although it's at the opposite end of the hotel, far away from the lobby - I used it to get to our 3rd floor room with my bulging suitcase. The carpet in the hallway was in definite need of a good shampooing, but once we got into our room, all was well. The carpet in the room appeared to be relatively new; the linens were impeccably white, and the room and bathroom appeared to be very clean. There are many restaurants in the area - some of them even on the same side of this jersey-barriered street as the hotel, although they're probably too far down the street to walk there. (We had a nice dinner at Shake Shack.)
bigdog97 on Trip Advisor
6 years ago
05/26/2017, 12:07 PM
Since I moved to Upstate NY 3 years ago this has been the location I stay at when I head downstate to the NYC area. It is located right off of 17 which can be quite an adventure trying to get back on (and unfortunately you can only go South and have to travel a couple of miles before you can cross the highway to go back North). On my credit card receipt it registers as a Howard Johnson so I'm guessing it wasn't always an LQ. It is a bit rundown and not at all appealing inside or out, but as a place to sleep and shower, it's fine. I definitely wouldn't consider it as a place to stay if you're on some grand vacation for instance. I imagine for business travelers or somebody like me, it's adequate. One more thing, I honestly don't know how somebody in a wheelchair could get around in this hotel. I've not seen any ramps, and, whether you're on the first or second floor, you'll still have to walk some stairs from the entrances on the side and back of the hotel.
Susan M on Trip Advisor
6 years ago
05/14/2017, 08:40 AM
A relatively clean old roadside type building that's been somewhat remodeled, but should be retired. Parts of the roof trim are falling off, couch across from check-in serves as lobby, breakfast area locked when not in use (therefore, no 24 hour coffee other than that in room), breakfast items unavailable, gym equipment in poor condition, no landscaping. We needed a place to stay for the night with our two furbabies. That's basically what we received. Too much money for what your received. Not up to par with other LaQuintas we've stayed at.
Charles Cook on Facebook
6 years ago
02/18/2017, 11:07 AM
Not a bad hotel, good prices, reasonable breakfast, great comfy beds!
Paul Marascia on Facebook
6 years ago
12/28/2016, 11:59 AM
It's ok. On the positive side, clean and close to Manhattan. Negative- there is a dog barking in the next room and I'm going to have to bother the front desk in a minute. The fact that they allow dogs may be a plus for some but for those who have trouble sleeping I do not find any of this cute.
barbaracZ5550BX on Trip Advisor
6 years ago
12/03/2016, 14:14 PM
We have never been to this area, and found the hotel clean and helpful, and glad to find pet friendly. I liked that we received a reminder e-mail, as we reserved quite early. They also willingly gave us the discounts we asked for. The buffet was very good!
