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"Great location. Spacious rooms"

"Our room was clean, but very small. We had an awful view, unfortunately. We looked down at some rooftops. Do you mean everything? Which ones did you choose which style the other one the yellow one here like the other style better it looks good just small, right bring the sweats fit. OK the sweats fit OK I took a picture and I took a picture of you. Wanna bring it bring it cause we’re gonna have them order it. The size size medium a little bigger or a lot better."

"Room was clean. I love the fact that house keeping cleaned my room and made my bed after the first night. Roof top food and drinks were good but pricey. The walls are thin. Could hear loud music and laughter until after 2:30a. Overall it was a nice stay. "

"The hotel was as advertised and quite clean with good bedding. It is a small venue but that was expected. The rooftop is fun, although the weather kept us away for most of our stay. The codes all worked and access was easy. Good value. "

"We spent five nights Tuesday - Sunday. Five stars for our housekeeper “Winnie” who was very professional and hospitable. She kept our room very clean and fresh. I also give five stars for the room size and bathroom size. I’ve stayed in a lot of NYC hotels and this was a great room size for the price. Four stars for location with easy subway access. However, Friday and Saturday nights the yelling and honking outside kept us awake from 1-4am. If you’ll be out there with them, then this won’t bother you but we are late forties with a child. The room was on the 6th floor facing Orchard St. It was quiet on the weeknights and we didn’t hear the nightclub during our stay. Two stars for the property condition. Despite it being clean and large, we were surprised by how beat up our room was. Holes and stains on the walls, scratches on the wood floor, and paint chipped off the lacquer chair arms. The carpet in the hallways was dingy and the elevators were dark and stinky. Another con was the daily amenity fee which you can use for the minibar or room service but it isn’t actually enough to cover anything so it’s just a ruse to get you to spend more money. It feels scammy. I asked for an empty fridge since we’d be there a few days. We never opened the mini bar yet they still tried to charge us for tequila and mixed nuts on our final bill. I likely wouldn’t stay again based solely on this. We usually stay in the 20s and would likely return to that area in the future. "

"There room was very clean. It had what we needed and was in a good location."

"Very tiny room. Old. Cracked tiles. Mold "

"My visit was great, amazing staff, room was so ig/tiktok ready and very clean. I enjoyed myself and will be returning "

"The room was tiny but that is to be expected in NYC. The bummer was that the thermostat in the room didn’t work. No matter how hard that fan spun, the room was hot and muggy. I tried to call downstairs but the phone didn’t work. And the hand soap dispenser was broken. Made me wish I had stayed at the Hyatt at Union Square two blocks away…"