Find hotels near Puck Building, New York from $159

"No breakfast. No pool. And too few elevators. Windows need washing"

"Very secure, easy check in, music and wine in lobby at night, good size room, comfortable beds, free breakfast, housekeeping was great, will be back!"

"The room was exactly as described. It was a little dusty under the sink. This room has no closets, but does have hangers and drawers and areas to put your shoes we were on the 14th floor. The staff overall was amazing from the doorman to the bartenders to the staff at the restaurants they were all great. Especially staff at the front desk. They went above and beyond for us. "

"Hotel was in a good neighborhood but it was over priced for what it was. But that’s to be expected in NYC. The reservation said we would get a $36 food and beverage credit but no one offered it or seemed to know anything about it."

"The room was good and the location is excellent, our room had some noises which kept my wife up and there was a nearly $45 a night destination fee. If there is noise for you, you can ask to switch rooms. "

"Just an FYI - the rooms are TINY and the combined toilet room/shower with sink in living room leave little to be desired. The person sleeping closest to the window has to literally crawl over the other person to get up. Also - the additional taxes/fees/ETC added an extra $40/day which was not originally disclosed but that is probably the same for all NYC hotels. The room was clean and had cleaning service every day so that was nice."

"Clean room great location "

"This has become my go-to hotel of late for NYC trips. Not because it's anything fancy, but the location right next to Penn Station, Amtrak, LIRR, and the A/C/E, 1/2/3, B/D/F/M, and 7 trains is so convenient. Many pilots & flight attendants whose regular route takes them to NY stay here for this reason. The staff, and particularly the housekeeping staff, is super-friendly. The hotel itself is nice enough - plenty of large, double rooms, a nice art deco style (it was world famous in the 1930s), and history (Nikola Tesla lived his last days here) - and it's almost always reasonably priced. "

"The rooms are huge and the staff is great. The club on the 14th floor was really loud on Friday night (we were on floor 7), but it was still a good stay overall, and less expensive than other places. The bed was clean and comfy."