Radisson Hotel Newark - Carteret

30 Minue Street , Carteret NJ 07008

Reservations: (888) 201-1718 US Toll Free

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

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Radisson Hotel Newark-Carteret is just a short drive from exciting attractions, such as Downtown Manhattan, the Statue of Liberty, the Jersey Shore, the Meadowlands, PNC Bank Arts Center and Six Flags Great Adventure. Located off Exit 12 of the New Jersey Turnpike, the Radisson Hotel Carter is perfect location for your next trip!

Enjoy Carteret and New Jersey Attractions:

Jersey Garden Outlet, 4 mi.
Union County Arts Center, 2 mi.
The Center Circle, 3 mi.
Indoor soccer & hockey complex
New Jersey Performing Arts Center, 5 mi.
Barron Arts Center, 5 mi.
Edison Memorial Tower, 6 mi.
Raritan Expo Center, 12 mi.
Middlesex County College, 12 mi.
Newark Museum, 13 mi.
Continental Airlines Arena (The Meadowlands), 20 mi.
See the Giants, the Jets or a great concert!
Jersey Shore Points, 20 mi.
PNC Arts Center, 25 mi.
Six Flags Great Adventure, 40 mi.

Experience New York City:

Manhattan / New York City, 16 mi.
Statue of Liberty, 10 mi.
Madison Square Garden, 17 mi.
Central Park, 20 mi.
Times Square, 20 mi.
Staten Island Zoo, 15 miles

Transportation
Getting from Carteret to New York City or other locations through New Jersey is simple - there are multiple types of transportation available from light rails, to taxis to buses. Click here to visit The New Jersey Transit System's site and plan your trip route today!

New Jersey Transit bus stop, 1/2 mile from hotel
Brings you to 42nd Street in Times Square!!!!
Rahway Train Station, 3 mi.

Surrounding Airports

Newark Liberty International Airport, 7 mi.
LaGuardia International Airport, 30 mi.
JFK International Airport, 32 mi.
Linden Airport, 5 mi.

New York City photos courtesy of www.nycvisit.com.

About Newark

Often overlooked because of its proximity to New York, Newark is the 3rd oldest of the major U.S. cities and possesses its share of unique treasures. As the largest city in New Jersey, Newark offers an exciting mix of culture, arts, shopping, plus a growing business environment. The city is home to such celebrities as Allen Ginsberg, Whitney Houston and Ice-T, and is famous for being the place where reel-to-reel film was invented. Popular tourist spots in the city include the Newark Museum, one of the nation's finest with 80 galleries; the New Jersey Performing Arts Center, featuring world-class performers; and the stunning Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred Heart. The city also boasts the New Jersey Institute of Technology, and the Institute of Jazz Studies, "the world's foremost jazz archive." Outside the city, nearby sights include Liberty State Park and the Meadowlands Complex.

Did you know?

Numerous well-known people have called Newark home Thomas Edison, Stephen Crane, Washington Irving, Allen Ginsberg, Whitney Houston, Sarah Vaughn, Jerry Lewis, Queen Latifah, Lauryn Hill, Joe Pesci, Bebe Neuwirth, Ice-T, Shaquille O'Neal, William J. Brennan, Edward Koch, Aaron Burr, and Savion Glover, to name but a few.