Blooming Within The Vibrant Heart Of The Garden State, The Madison Hotel In Morristown Is A Brave Example Of Chivalry, Steeped In Genteel Tradition. A Virtual Museum Of Victorian Antiques And Turn Of The Century Furnishings, This Colonial Style Hotel Provides A Refreshing Escape From The Rush Of Northern New Jersey. Professionals And Business Groups Have Been Gathering At The Madison Hotel For Decades, As The Six Acre Property Of Gardens And Unmatched Interiors Have Proved A Memorable Place To Assemble. Outdoor Enthusiasts Will Be Pleased By The Host Of Recreational Activities Available To Them, Including Nearby Golf And Tennis. the Madison Maintains Several Meeting And Event Facilities, Including A Grand Ballroom With Victorian Paneling And Crystal And Gold Antique Baccarat Chandeliers. The Hotel Conservatory And Water Garden Is A Most Impressive Spectacle, With Beautiful Arrangements Of Plant Life, Vast Decorative Chandeliers, And Arched Glass Ceilings, Guests Will Feel An Unrivaled Energy While Visiting This Room. Other Popular Amenities Include The Indoor Splash Pool And Spa Tub, Which Showcase Floor To Ceiling Windows That Birth Spectacular Views Of The Hotel Lawn, While The Fitness Room Has Cardio Equipment And Free Weights. Rod's Steak And Seafood Grille Is A Charming Historic Restaurant, Where Guests Will Enjoy Appetizers, Usda Prime Beef And Fresh Local Seafood. With Dark Mahogany Furnishings, A Restored Elk's Lodge Chandelier, Stained Glass Recessed Ceiling, Brass Fixtures, And Elaborate Antiques, The Restaurant Fearlessly Defends The Grand Victorian Tradition. the Hotel Guestrooms Feature Four Poster Beds, Classic Mahogany Furniture And Reproduction Victorian Antique Patterned Fabrics And Décor. The Rooms Provide A Sense Of Cultivated Elegance And Tradition. Amenities Include High Speed Internet Access, Cable/satellite Television, Minibars, Large Work Desks, Coffeemakers And Upon Request Refrigerators. To Demonstrate Their Unyielding Interest In Guest Comfort And Convenience, The Madison Hotel Provides Bottled Water And Daily Newspapers In Complimentary Fashion.
