My wife and I traveled to New Jersey on business and did a presentation at the Madison. There is a train station across the street so getting to & from New York via NJT is a breeze. The staff was courteous and helpful. Walking into the hotel is like stepping back in time; although built in the 1980's, there are pieces that date back to the 1800's. The fireplace is a work of art as is the glass conservatory at the back of the hotel. The meeting room was clean and spacious and there are many other rooms for smaller meetings or breakout sessions if you are having a larger event. We will be coming back in the spring to work and stay here again.

I stayed at the Madison this month on business and will definitely return next trip. The king size bed was excellent, particularly with the array of pillows included. Impeccably clean and every evening I returned from work to a turned down bed and a full ice bucket. The included breakfast had many choices, and I particulary appreciated the hot tea/coffee they had in the lobby when I returned late. Just an all around great value for the price.

The Madison Hotel was excellent!!! The rooms were very nice as was the entire hotel. There is a very classy restaurant attached to the hotel. It is within walking distance of the NJT which is an hour ride to NYC Penn Station. Nice complimentary breakfast that is included and great service. It was very convenient and we also enjoy the darling town of Morristown and Madison the next town over.

The Madison would appear to be a very nice hotel, until you actually stay in a room. It can be summed up like this: Nice Lobby, Dingy Rooms. The location is convenient if you plan on taking NJT, as Convent Station sits immediately behind the hotel. We were not aware of that when we checked in. Other than the super expensive on site restaurant, there is nothing within about 2 miles of the hotel. We asked the front desk and rather than referring us to the train station, which would have cost $2.50, they referred us to a shady cab service, which cost $20 for literally a 5 minute ride...ridiculous.

I was here for 5 nights and the maid service was good. Other than that, the room sucked. According to the "history of the hotel", which will be left on your bed, they have completely renovated the rooms. This is absolutely false. The "history" of the hotel is as follows: Built in 1981 and pretty much looks the same as when it first opened, except for the pitiful shower and mold in the tub. Nasty vanity...overall a terrible bathroom. There was a hole in the plaster immediately above the bed...at first we thought it was a bug, but it just turned out to be a hole...awesome! The only good thing I can say is that room does contain a Keurig coffee maker and iHome alarm, which is nice. Maybe that's what they meant by "completely renovated".

Long story short, stay somewhere else.
Can't wait to see the form letter response by the General Manager (I believe his name is Scott), where he will beg you to "give us another chance." No thanks, Scott.