Residence Inn Somerset

The staff was super friendly and personable, but the hotel was gross. Very dirty room;stains and torn carpet, blood on bathroom door, stains on walls and ceilings, furniture with holes/stains, fridge with missing parts, dirty dishes in dishwasher, broken hair dryer, called front desk immediately and sent person up who wiped off the door with a wet napkin. It was blood!!!Dirty napkins, garbage bag on floor, candy smashed into the carpet. The housekeeping supervisor was appalled at the condition. Blamed it on the maids not understanding English. Breakfast was never ready on time nor was the coffee so we couldn’t reap the benefits of having a free breakfast in the morning. Kids were running around the hotel banging on doors, tossing trash into the elevators, and nothing was done to stop them. We called and complained because it sounded like they were bowling above us the entire time. They should have called security or the police. Multiple people in our group called to complain. We couldn’t sleep. And to top it off, a fire alarm went off and we had to evacuate Monday morning. To pay 1,300 for three nights was a joke. Marriott should be embarrassed by this property.

First time here. Family attending a funeral. Property is fine. General Manager. Rude, unprofessional and condescending. Had an issue and I was shocked that the person I brought it to was actually the GM. I'm not sure how she got the job, but clearly customer service wasn't a top priority. Would not stay here again. Customers beware.

Our family of 4 stayed for 6 nights while visiting nearby relatives. Convenient location for us. We loved the extra space and 2 bathrooms with our 12 and 15 year olds. Room was clean, but we could see it’s age and it could use an upgrade. Free breakfast was just fine for us, there were different hot selections every day plus cereal, yogurt, bagels, milk, etc. We did use the full kitchen for snacks and to reheat leftovers. Staff was friendly.

I arrived for a two night stay on the 9th. Reception person was very friendly and quick to get us checked in after a long travel day. I originally reserved for the 10th-11th but needed to also reserve a room for the 9th. I mentioned this when I checked in and he said that he would make sure the 2 reservations would be handled as if only 1 reservation were made and would leave a note for morning reception. When my wife and I arrived for breakfast the next morning at around 8:45, I stopped by the desk and asked if we could check out and check in for our Saturday stay, The receptionist said she had already done so and we were all set. I gave her my room keys which she re-swiped and off to breakfast I went. I was a little confused at the breakfast. It was almost like they were still trying to address Covid protocols and employee shortages at the same time. Anyway, there was an employee handing out breakfast sandwiches, I think they were Jimmy Dean brand but really can't remember. They were microwaved but all in all were actually pretty good. There was packaged orange juice, a very good variety of boxed cereals, coffee, tea, breads for toasting and pastries, fresh fruit and yogurt. It was more than enough to get us ready for the day ahead. The room was great with all the items normally found at a Residence Inn property. The only thing I didn't care for was the vanity is set outside the bathroom, so lights go on instead of allowing a few extra minutes of sleep if the vanity and shower were in the same area. The hotel is showing its age and hopefully scheduled for some furniture and rug replacements especially rugs in the hallways which were worn out. I would definitely stay here again should my travels take me to the area. There are many restaurants and take-outs located within a mile of the hotel which is an added convenience, and the Interstate is located a mile away offering connections to anywhere you're heading.