Me and my hubby needed some down time so we decided to spend the night in a hotel close to home. The Inn at Ramsey is the perfect spot for such an occasion. We checked in late but the front desk couldn't have been friendlier. Our room was neat and spacious; the king-size bed was firm and comfy. The heat worked so well we had to turn it down b/c the room quickly got warm. I read some reviews about noise from the highway but we didn't hear a thing. We reserved a room with a jacuzzi and it was divine (if a bit loud). The complimentary breakfast the following morning was yummy with make-it-yourself Belgian waffles, bacon, eggs w/ peppers and various pastries. And you can't beat the free Wi-Fi and a flat screen tv. All in all, we had a great stay and will definitely be back!

Only flaw: it may have been just our room but our jacuzzi jets were very loud. We were concerned about waking our neighbors.

I selected this hotel because our apartment condo lost power due to a freak Oct. snow storm. the free breakfast made it all the more enjoyable.

For the price, this hotel can't be beat! It has everything you need...a clean room, a very comfortable bed, lots of pillows, coffee maker in the room, flat screen tv with a great selection of channels. We stayed in a room with a King bed, a jacuzzi and a separate shower with multiple shower heads (very nice). Breakfast is included! And the breakfast was great...waffles, eggs, bacon, etc...more than just a continental breakfast. And the cookies they give you when you check in are a really nice touch!

Stayed at the Best Western-Ramsey, NJ during the power outage in the Northeast on 10/30 and 10/31. We enjoyed the stay but special kudos have to be given to Christine Queenan who staffed the desk during our entire stay. Due to the outage, there was the inevitable chaos associated with it particularly with residents trying to arrange alternative accommodations.
During the time we were there (Sunday, Monday and Tuesday morning), she was constantly there fielding the phone, computer as well as the hotel guests. Given the constant attention, never once did she lose her composure and was invariably pleasant and accommodating.
Best Western is certainly fortunate to have her as a valued employee.