The Wayne Inn
About The Wayne Inn
Comfortable Accommodations The Wayne Inn in Wayne offers air-conditioned rooms with private bathrooms, refrigerators, work desks, and free toiletries. Each room includes a TV, wardrobe, and carpeted floors. Dining and Leisure Guests can enjoy meals at the on-site restaurant and unwind at the bar. The hotel features a minimarket and daily housekeeping service. Free on-site private parking is available. Local Attractions MetLife Stadium is 14 mi away, New Jersey Performing Arts Center 16 mi, and Prudential Center 17 mi. Other points of interest include Jacob K. Javits Convention Center and Penn Station, each 19 mi from the hotel.
Amenities
- 24-hour front desk
- Meeting space
- On-site dining
- Bar / lounge
- Express check-in / check-out
- Smoke-free property
- Elevator
Reviews
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The drywall was legit falling off the walls and ceiling.
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I got what I paid for.i was looking for a cheap place and that’s what I got
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Bad
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Would not recommend if you're used to amenities such as Breakfast, Coffee and Vending Machines.
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My sister’s room had hair on her sheets. The shower head was going on the ceiling. And the bath all rusted. Never again ! However the staff was nice but room still horrible.
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Definitely wouldn’t stay here again.!!
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I noticed as I was walking down the hall to my room that the floor was dirty. There are dirt/poop (pets are allowed) stains stuck on the tile. In the room I was in, there were no extra chairs. Only 2 desk chairs. There is no closet for hanging up clothes. Only a clothes rack with a few hangers in the corner. The floor also has dirty stains. The bed was comfortable, but the bedspread has holes in it. At night, there is noise from the traffic nearby. Good was: no insects and the a/c. The bathroom has minimal space. A hefty size person will have difficulty getting in and out of it. Also, there is a large hole in the wall at the top of the shower. There is no dining facility on the premise. The hibachi restaurant next door (no other shops nearby) opens at 11:30 am. The staff was pleasant. My room was not cleaned the 3 days I was there. I guess I had to request it. I emptied my own garbage. In summary, this inn is a renovation and is a cheap redo. The materials used in the redo looks used with stains and scratches. Not pretty to look at. The Wayne Inn may be very affordable, but it certainly lacks comfort and quality. Not coming back.
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Stains and hair on bed sheet
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Sink was not draining, they need better housekeeping..rooms need to be repair. Staff was great. 2nd day screaming kids running on halls for a full hour no one say anything. then next morning same kids. Don't stay more that one day..
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The staff that was on duty was very polite and understanding
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Nothing The staff have an attitude , very rude
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There was some stains from water damage on the ceiling in the room. It’s not a big deal but it is rather unsightly.
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Very disappointed with my stay. The room was dirty, there was hair on the bed and pillows, a cockroach in the room, and water leaking from a damaged ceiling. After I complained, I was moved to another room, but the second room had the same issues and was in similarly poor condition. The overall condition of the hotel was unsanitary and unacceptable. I had to leave early and could not use the remaining nights of my reservation. To make matters worse, despite providing photos of the conditions, the hotel has refused to provide a full refund. I would not recommend this hotel.
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Bad- shared the room with a cockroach. Shower curtain rod held up with toothpicks. Hard to sit on toilet with door in my knees. Not bad for a solo traveler.
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Bad
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Not fond of roaches climbing on my tooth paste and brush
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Clean room - hot shower -
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Nothing real major just wasn't enough towels and this dog I think next door kept barking and kept me up most the night but other than that it was a okay stay
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Decent place to stay
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The sink randomly leaked. The person who checked me in was oddly aggressive just because I didn't want to sign a blank receipt. Telling me I don't know how to check into hotels as if I'm not in my late 30s...