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Radisson Hotel Newark-Carteret

30 Minue Street, Carteret NJ 07008,

Reservations: 1-800-395-7046 US/Canada Toll-free

Telephone: (732) 541-2005 Fax: (732) 969-1345

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Convenient Hotel near Newark International Airport and New York City

Located at Exit 12 off the New Jersey Turnpike, our Newark hotel is just seven miles from Newark Liberty International Airport and is a short drive from exciting Newark and New York City attractions, including downtown Manhattan, the Statue of Liberty, IKEA, the New Jersey Arts Center and more. Guests at our hotel can also enjoy a day of tax-free shopping at Jersey Gardens Outlet Mall, just four miles away. Stay at the Radisson and enjoy the best that Newark and New York City have to offer.

Our Newark airport hotel is convenient to the following attractions:

Union County Performing Arts Center (2.0 miles)
See the area's most talented performers in plays, concerts, dance performances and more.
Phone: (732) 499-8226
Jersey Gardens Outlet Mall (4.0 miles)
The largest outlet mall in New Jersey, Jersey Gardens Mall is home to such stores as Banana Republic and Brooks Brothers, as well as restaurants like Sbarro and Chili's Too.
Phone: (908) 354-5900
New Jersey Performing Arts Center (5.0 miles)
The New Jersey Performing Arts Center features concerts, theater and other cultural events in the Victoria Theater or Prudential Hall.
Phone: (888) GO-NJPAC
Edison Memorial Tower/Menlo Park Museum (6.0 miles)
Learn more about the great inventor Thomas Edison when you visit this museum. The memorial tower is located where Edison's laboratory stood.
Phone: (732) 494-4194
IKEA (8.8 miles)
There's no better place to find a large selection of attractive and affordable furniture than IKEA.
Phone: (908) 289-4488
Statue of Liberty (10.0 miles)
Take a ferry to see the iconic Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. Our hotel is ideally located for a day trip to these popular sights.
Phone: (212) 363-3200
Middlesex County College (12.0 miles)
This place of learning, with its small class sizes and personable professors, is the perfect school for many traditional and non-traditional students.
Phone: (732) 548-6000
New Jersey Convention and Exposition Center (12.0 miles)
If you're holding a large gathering or business conference in the Garden State, this Expo Center is the state's largest, most versatile venue.
Phone: (732) 417-1400
Newark Museum (13.0 miles)
The Newark Museum features dozens of galleries displaying art from around the world, along with science exhibits, a planetarium and a 19th-century home.
Phone: (973) 596-6550
Manhattan/New York City (16.0 miles)
While you're visiting Newark, take advantage of all of the Big Apple's attractions. We're proud to be a hotel that offers access to this exciting city.

Transportation:
Getting from Carteret to New York City or other locations throughout New Jersey is simple. There are multiple types of transportation available from light rails to taxis to buses.

Visit the New Jersey Transit System's website and plan your route today.

Take our free shuttle to the New Jersey Transit bus stop, 0.5 miles away. The bus will take you to 42nd Street in Times Square.

New York City photos courtesy of nycvisit.com.

About Newark

Often playing second fiddle to New York City, Newark is city that has come to offer so much more than its reputation affords. An amazing mix of cultures and a history stemming from Colonial times come together to shape this city, the largest in New Jersey and the third oldest of major U.S. cities. Although known as a center of industry and business, several parks help Newark stay true to the Garden State nickname, and culture breaks through at the many museums, learning centers and the New Jersey Performing Arts Center. Considered a gateway to Manhattan, Newark has become a destination in its own right thanks to the local jazz, ethnic districts and restaurants, and deep-rooted history that make this city unique.

Did you know?

Newark is a city of firsts. New Jersey's first daily newspaper was started in Newark, the first regular radio station on the eastern seaboard, Newark's WJZ, was also the first to broadcast a world series, and the first blackout test in World War II took place in Newark.