1/5 Sarah M. 2 years ago on Google
We’re
halfway
through
our
stay
here
and
considering
moving
to
another
hotel.
We
have
yet
to
get
a
good
night’s
sleep.
The
walls
are
paper
thin
and
you
hear
EVERYTHING
in
all
directions:
from
rooms
next
door,
in
the
hall,
above
and
below.
Talking
voices,
running
water,
flushing
toilets,
TVs,
screaming
partiers
at
midnight.
The
bed
itself
is
fairly
comfortable,
but
the
pillows
are
awful
and
the
sheets
are
like
sandpaper.
It’s
October
and
even
with
the
AC
constantly
on
the
room
feels
oddly
damp.
Also
the
thermostat
can
only
be
adjusted
between
65-69°.
If
you’re
attracted
to
the
low
low
price
of
this
hotel
and
can
deal
with
those
issues,
you’ll
be
rewarded
because
the
best
thing
about
this
hotel
is
the
location.
Close
to
Central
Park,
near
all
the
Broadway
theaters,
and
right
on
a
subway
line.
The
hotel
is
in
decent
shape,
there’s
definitely
signs
of
wear
in
the
rooms,
but
they’re
a
good
size
for
a
cheap
NYC
hotel.
However,
the
bathrooms
are
tiny.
We
haven’t
had
the
hotel’s
breakfast
because
it
seems
crowded
every
morning
and
there
are
so
many
good
options
in
the
city.
We
haven’t
had
much
interaction
with
staff
since
check
in,
but
they
seemed
pleasant.
Housekeeping
has
been
by
daily
and
things
are
kept
tidy.