




Aiden by Best Western Newark Airport
Walk to the airport or use the 24/7 shuttle, with free breakfast
Airport access
How you get from this hotel to the gate.
About this hotel
For travelers flying from Newark Liberty International Airport, the Aiden by Best Western Newark Airport provides dual access: a 24/7 airport shuttle and a direct 5-minute walk to the terminal. This makes it ideal for early morning departures or late-night arrivals. The hotel features a restaurant and a bar, perfect for a meal or a drink before or after a flight. A complimentary breakfast is served, ensuring you start your day right, even with a tight schedule. Rooms are air-conditioned for comfort, and a fitness center is available for a quick workout. Free Wi-Fi keeps you connected, and parking is offered for those with vehicles.
- Airport shuttle
- Walk to terminal
- Free breakfast
- Restaurant & bar
Our take
I recommend Aiden by Best Western Newark Airport for the simplest kind of airport night. You can walk to the airport in about five minutes or take the shuttle, which runs around the clock, so a very early or very late flight is not a problem. Free breakfast and parking add practical value, and the restaurant and bar keep the evening easy. For a longer visit to Newark or New York I would stay elsewhere.
- If you have an early flight, take advantage of the free breakfast before heading to the terminal.
- For a quick transfer, use the 5-minute walk to the airport terminal.
- Confirm shuttle pick-up points and schedule upon arrival for smooth transfers.
Why we love it
- 24/7 airport shuttle service
- 5-minute walk to the airport
- Free breakfast included
- On-site restaurant and bar
Why guests love itAiden by Best Western Newark Airport is a three-star hotel that is a five-minute walk from the airport and also runs a 24/7 shuttle. It has a restaurant, a bar, free breakfast, air-conditioned rooms, a fitness centre, free Wi-Fi and free parking, and it is kid-friendly and smoke-free. Guests rate it 7.4 across more than 2,100 reviews. I would pick it for a short, practical stop at Newark Liberty, not for exploring the area.