Nasirabad Vacations from SAR4,213

Checking in was such a breeze. The staff were so helpful and kind especially with helping me get my luggage to my room. The cleanliness of the room/showers/bathrooms was spectacular. My only setbacks were getting my luggage back down three flights of stairs, the open ceilings I wasn’t aware of until getting there (would’ve upgraded to another suite if I knew, but really appreciated the earplug/noise machine and eye mask provided) and having to go down to the basement for the lounge to eat although I understood the rule, and not being able to make any phone calls during my stay. Location wise is equally fantastic: close to three different subway entrances. Close to lots of restaurants/cafes I wanted to try. Over all would recommend if you’re lightly packing and are familiar with this kind of stay!

Wonderful small boutique hotel steps away from Little Italy.

Lovely staff, everyone was super kind and check-in was smooth. Large lobby with bar and photobooth which we loved! Our room was pretty dark, we didn’t have access to direct sunlight, which was unfortunate. We had a few issues with the shower plumbing as water didn’t drain well and orange rust fell on our friends hair during their shower. A/C was not working as well given it was extremely warm outside during our visit. Check out was easy and staff were extremely helpful with our bags!

I love everything. Will definitely come back

Great location near West Village/SoHo with excellent views, but overall The Dominick doesn’t live up to its advertised five-star status or price point. I stayed in a suite at The Dominick hoping for a true five-star experience but was disappointed in several areas. While there are positives, too many issues suggest it falls short of what should be expected at this level. Rooms lack basic amenities such as make-up removal wipes and cotton balls. The hotel’s restaurant closure wasn’t mentioned in advance, and there were no complimentary minibar items or late-night room service. In addition, guests must pay extra for a reliable Wi-Fi connection. The blackout curtains, which should provide a dark environment, let in too much light, making it difficult to sleep in. Furnishings feel slightly dated and worn, and elevators were consistently slow and overcrowded. Although the staff were pleasant, poor traffic management at the entrance added to the frustration. For the nightly cost, you’re likely better off choosing a property that consistently delivers a five-star experience, such as the Four Seasons, at a similar price point.