TRYP by Wyndham

Stayed one night this past weekend. We ended up paying almost $300 for our room, but I think there were a lot of games going on during the weekend (NFL, college games, etc) so prices were inflated. The elevators were out of service during our stay. They were routing people to the service elevator which we opted not to try since we were just on the second floor. There are also no refrigerators in the rooms which we thought was an inconvenience when we had some leftovers after dinner. Unsure if you could call and ask for one to be put in your room, but I would think a mini fridge should be pretty standard in a hotel.We weren't expecting the Ritz or anything, but between the elevators being out and the lack of basic amenities, it was overall a meh experience. Centrally located in the Lawrenceville area though, so that aspect was nice being close to the shops and restaurants.

While the room was enough for my two-night stay, it was tiny for a longer stay. The work area was about 2 feet deep, and the chair made me scared to sit on it. I found nothing online that stated a $25.00 parking per night fee until I arrived at the hotel and saw the sign. I chose this hotel because it was close to where I was working. I found the water bottle refill station in the gym....it produced about 8oz of water in just over 60 seconds. So take plenty of water with you.I left early in the evening to find food. My car was blocked in, so the valet had to move both to get me mine and ask 'how many times do you plan to use your car because it's annoying to have to move cars around" DUDE, IT IS YOUR FREAKING JOB to move cars around.

In my room, there is a loud buzzing noise every few minutes. It wouldn't be so bad if the noise was continuous, but because it happens irregularly, it keeps me awake most of the night.When I complained, the staff was already aware of the issue, because this is a frequent complaint. The noise is my neighbor's air conditioner. They won't move me or fix it because "lots of our air conditioners do that."

It's sad that I have to leave such a low review of this place. The hotel itself is quite nice. Especially for the price. And the location is wonderful in terms of walkability. However I was mistakenly charged a large amount of money in the middle of the night which has left me next to no money during a lengthy road trip. I was assured by the manager that he would put a "rush" on the reimbursement, but it has been four days and I have yet to receive anything back. After having just called to check into status of my refund, I was met with a flippant and rather condescending response by someone who is better suited at working in a strict 1980's rural schoolhouse than in hospitality. There was also no attempt at any sort of gesture of apology or peace offering from management.

Coffee at the Brick located inside the Tryp is a delicious coffee shop in Lawrenceville. They serve breakfast & coffee! They have a delicious Chocolate Tryp Latte that is perfect amount of chocolate & sweet. Few tables available to site and enjoy!!

$25/day parking!!!! Make sure you add that to the cost of your room. The poor parking attendant is so used to everyone yelling at him about the policy, he has a little speech about how he doesn't make the rules. Jug of milk doesn't fit in fridge - too small. No carpets, only linoleum in all the rooms, which makes it way for them to clean but my feet very cold. Only gets two stars instead of one because my son (6) was ecstatic to have bunk beds, and the end tables (though very small) have at least six usb charging ports and 4 electric sockets each, so all devices can be charged at once without scouring the room for plugs.

The most horrendous hotel staff and management I've ever encountered!!! Hands Down!!!It's sad too because I stayed here quite frequently when I was in town and my friends and colleagues did too, but after the last fiasco here and having to contact corporate and the independent owner of the hotel and still navigating through what happened with my attorney I'll never stay here again and nobody I know will either.Horrible people work here. Yeah, the location is cool like everything else in Lawrenceville and the hotel in general is nice but that's about it. The employees we encountered have zero respect!That's all I can say until we have our day in court.

Upon a late return to the city I did not fell like driving the whole way home after spending most of my day in the air or at other airports. I knew I would feel this way before leaving so I booked my stay hear well in advance. With my flight landing after 9 and having to get through the airport and out of the lot I was a rather late check in here. But not to worry, they were ready for me.Biggest headache here, parking. Being in the Lawrenceville section of the sitting, parking is always a nightmare. They do have a lot where they charge to park, or you can attempt to find a spot somewhere in the neighborhood and hope your vehicle is still there come morning. I opted to park in the lot, but under one condition. I was fine with paying the fee to park, but I did not want a valet in my vehicle. They honored this and I was able to park my own car and keep my keys, however, I was told where to park by the valet.Check in went smoothly and I was heading up to my room in a no time. I really enjoy that this used to be a school in the area before being converted into a hotel. There are still touches of the school throughout, like the lockers in the hallway (you can't open them, I tried, I was being nebby). The room with its artwork and dark colors on the wall felt very much like being in a classroom with blackboards all around. Even the window covering were black to block out the light.It was a rather small room, but still managed to be comfortable. King sized bed with floating end tables on both sides. Open storage, desk, tv, all against the other wall. The bathroom was accommodating enough, spacious and the shower was kind of relaxing with the shower head. I definitely got a good night's rest here.I do have to say, the view was pretty spectacular as well. I had a room facing the neighborhood and right outside I had a view of a mural of Tom Savini. Kind of awesome. It also made it feel like you weren't out of place either.

Horrible valet service I stayed for 10 days and had to self park and pay for valet even though I self parked...The 2nd shift valet guy has a nasty rude attitude I avoid him at all cost.First shift staff across the board Is fantastic!!

This hotel is fake nice - a crappy hotel pretending to be a nice hotel. I was here for 8 days. I was charged for valet parking on days when I did not use valet & they illegally taxed the service. They also cleaned the room ZERO times. We did not have the "do not disturb" sign up & no one ever came to clean the room. Daily, I needed to go downstairs to the lobby to get toilet paper, towels, coffee, etc. I was constantly thinking "this hotel doesnt have that." Doesn't have a fridge or microwave. No free parking (only valet for $25 a night), no dresser drawers, no bathroom counter space, no window view (the bottoms of the windows are taller than I am), no comfortable seat in the room. Their marketing director did a great job at making this hotel look great on the photos but everything is very impractical & not worth the cost.