Residencias en Piermont

"Lo mejor que tiene parking dentro del hotel y no dejé mi carro en otro lado la habitación todo muy bien la atención excelente el desayuno apenas bajamos ya está calientito la verdad todo muy bien "

"Location, Staff very good. Hotel little old, elevators"

"Muy buena ubicación, Personal muy amable, habitaciones muy pequeñas."

"Mobiliario viejo y sucio Buena ubicación "

"Todo bien pero si nque sea dos botellita de agua deben de ponerle a los huéspedes y el desayuno asta la 10 por lo menos k no pude desayunar a la 9:30 am "

"El desayuno diario nuy buena opcion."

"Tuvimos un problema de limpieza la segunda noche y el personal fue sumamente amable, lo resolvieron profesionalmente cambiándonos de habitación y subiéndonos de categoría."

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"I stayed at the Park Central Hotel in Manhattan, New York, and my experience reflects what, unfortunately, feels common across many hotels in the city: high prices and underwhelming service. To be fair, I’m not saying the hotel is entirely bad. The room itself was clean, spacious, and had a comfortable bed — that part met expectations. However, beyond that, the overall experience falls short, especially considering the price. From the moment you arrive, the service feels transactional. The bellhop takes your luggage without even greeting you, and it’s immediately clear they expect a tip of no less than $20–$30. At check-in, the staff was unwelcoming and indifferent. The interaction felt cold and dismissive, with no sense of hospitality or pride in representing the hotel. When I got to the room, although it was clean and reasonably large, it felt outdated and poorly maintained. The bathroom mirror was damaged, the shower pressure was very weak, and water would leak out into the bathroom floor. These details may seem small individually, but together they significantly impact the experience. The hotel markets itself as something much better than what it actually delivers. In reality, it feels closer to a 2- or at best a 3-star property. It’s disappointing, but also seems to reflect a broader pattern in New York, where high demand reduces the incentive to truly care for guests. Personally, I would not return to this hotel. "