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"Everything was perfect. Very clean and the front desk staff was super nice. "

"I love this hotel"

"Our stay in New York was amazing! The hotel location is incredible and made it very easy to explore the city. The hotel itself is very good, super clean and organized, and we felt very comfortable during our stay. We loved everything! As a suggestion, it would be great if they had a minibar in the room, as it would make the experience even better. Other than that, everything was wonderful and we would definitely stay there again!"

"I stayed at this hotel every week for about 4 months because of my job. The best thing about this hotel is that it’s close to everything. Grand Central Terminal is right next door. Times Square is in walking distance. The subway, metro north and the Long Island Railroad is next door. 5 th avenue is one block away. This hotel is a little dated and could use some renovations. The furniture is a little old. This hotel is a little pricey but the location is excellent."

"Great location and clean "

"There's no elevator. There are helpful employees that will carry you bag up 3 long flights of stairs. But if they are not around, you're stuck carrying your bags. My only real complaint about the hotel."

"The staff and hotel is clean but the room itself is very small. They do not offer any type of coffee maker/tea in the room. Where the hotel is located, the concert venue across the street is so loud. It did not quiet down until 4:00 a.m. every night. Also, when we arrived the air conditioner in our room did not work. They were kind enough to move us."

"Front staff was excellent. Cleaning staff was a 3 star. Gone all day and car back late afternoon to a uncleaned. Asked for them to come back once we left for dinner and while napped they came and knocked 4 times before then."

"Air conditioning didn’t work in the room. We contacted them and waited until midnight and then went to sleep. The next day they said they would fix it while we were gone. When we came back, they said they fixed it. The following day we had a knock on the door of workers to fix it. It was never fixed."