Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Great location! Great restaurants nearby! Comfortable beds. It would have been nice though if a little birthday card or something was put in my room! Other than that you cannot go wrong staying here and I’m planning to again!
Great location! Great restaurants nearby! Comfortable beds. It would have been nice though if a little birthday card or something was put in my room! Other than that you cannot go wrong staying here and I’m planning to again!
Travel to NY often. The Arlo always is a great stay. Clean, smells amazing, good vibes, friendly/stylish staff, great decor, reasonably priced. Just do it. Stay here. Perfect for solo travel.
Travel to NY often. The Arlo always is a great stay. Clean, smells amazing, good vibes, friendly/stylish staff, great decor, reasonably priced. Just do it. Stay here. Perfect for solo travel.
Jason
Reviewed February 3, 2025Reviewed February 3, 2025
Jose was so helpful. Ordered my cab for an early departure and was there early in the morning to help me with my bags into the cab. Great service. I'll stay there again!
Jose was so helpful. Ordered my cab for an early departure and was there early in the morning to help me with my bags into the cab. Great service. I'll stay there again!
We enjoyed our two night stay at the Romer's. We came in on the subway from JFK, and it was about 1 block walk from the subway station. We came to eat food and see the museums, and Hell's Kitchen is ground zero for foodies! We found great places to eat within a 15 minute walking distance. Two things we didn't prepare for. We came to NYC with practically no cash, as we had just come from a recent trip to Europe, where everything is cashless. Tips are still paid in cash in NYC in many...
We enjoyed our two night stay at the Romer's. We came in on the subway from JFK, and it was about 1 block walk from the subway station. We came to eat food and see the museums, and Hell's Kitchen is ground zero for foodies! We found great places to eat within a 15 minute walking distance. Two things we didn't prepare for. We came to NYC with practically no cash, as we had just come from a recent trip to Europe, where everything is cashless. Tips are still paid in cash in NYC in many...
John
Reviewed October 16, 2024Reviewed October 16, 2024
The only problem I had was the staff complained when I brought Dunkin Donuts coffee from across the street into the lobby. I’m sorry but when I’m spending $4,000 for a trip I feel like I can get my coffee from anywhere I please They kept saying no outside food or drink
The only problem I had was the staff complained when I brought Dunkin Donuts coffee from across the street into the lobby. I’m sorry but when I’m spending $4,000 for a trip I feel like I can get my coffee from anywhere I please They kept saying no outside food or drink
Very new interior. A good deal compared with other hotels in the area. Nice midtown location. Nearby subway and bus. Nice little cafe inside hotel (and bar in late afternoon and evening. Rooms while not large are big enough and larger than many hotels.
Very new interior. A good deal compared with other hotels in the area. Nice midtown location. Nearby subway and bus. Nice little cafe inside hotel (and bar in late afternoon and evening. Rooms while not large are big enough and larger than many hotels.
Harlem is an area in New York, an important tourism destination in United States of America. From Harlem, the action of downtown New York is 5 miles to the southwest.
The Central Park, the Chrysler Building and Grand Central Terminal are just a sample of the star attractions that are worth visiting in New York.
Harlem is recommended if you'd like to visit a number of well-known New York attractions, including the Apollo Theater and the Columbia University.
If you're a fine arts enthusiast, your stay will not be complete without a trip to Bronx Museum of the Arts. After a big day of sightseeing, you won't have to go far to get to a hotel. The Howard Johnson Bronx Near Stadium and Opera House Hotel are two quality establishments to choose from nearby. You can't really immerse yourself in a destination without having insight into its history. A visit to a building rich with local history, Morris - Jumel Mansion, will be helpful in this regard. Do you need a place to lay your head close to here? The Sugar Hill Harlem Inn and New York Renaissance Home and Guest House are popular with many visitors.
Conscious of your budget? Harlem's more economical accommodation options includes the Harlem YMCA.
For a hotel that is a little more upmarket, you could check out the latest deals at Harlem's the Luxury Suites Upper West Brownstone and Luxury Suites Lenox Ave
If you're after a shot of caffeine to get through all that sightseeing, 138/8 Landri is one of the top-rated places in Harlem to enjoy a hit. If something heartier is needed, head to King Barka for an appetizing meal. Afterwards, finish another relaxing day at Alibi Lounge, a nearby watering hole where locals gather for a night out.
Accommodation options near Harlem
If Harlem accommodation is unavailable, you might like to check out the hotels in East Harlem. An alternative option is to book a place to stay in Upper West Side, which is another close-by suburb.
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