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"The room was very very dirty. There’s dust and trash everywhere. Just beware it’s dirty. Found a bandaid stuck on the wall on top of the headboard and many other just unsanitary things around the room. Wish I could get a refund. Staff is okay but dont stay here. "

"It was amazing "

"Good location, clean, comfy bed, "

"Clean room and nice area. "

"One of the best nyc hotels I have stayed at. Everything from my room to the open lounge areas to the food and staff was just perfect. I can’t wait to stay here again. Felt like an extension of my living room. "

"Stayed here for a quick 3 day weekend in NYC and enjoyed my stay. They allowed us to check our bags in early so that we start our activities immediately. The check in process was smooth and there weren’t any surprise fees. The room was clean but they only provided towels, soap lotion and coffee. The room did not come with a mini bar/snacks or any toiletries such as tooth paste or shower caps which was not a big deal personally. Housekeeping came and reset our room beautifully once we left for our activities for the day. Overall we had a very pleasant experience here and would stay again. "

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"Fast Internet, Clean Rooms, Excellent Staff, Close to Everything, Safe Area, 24 Hr. Convenience store across the street. I will return again soon. I stayed 7 nights.I Loved it."

"This hotel is very aesthetically pleasing, with a trendy, photo-ready bar and lobby—there were multiple people doing photoshoots during our stay. That said, the first thing you notice is a strong perfume scent throughout the first floor. At first I thought it was other guests, but it’s actually the hotel itself. The downstairs areas look great but can feel crowded depending on how busy it is (though that may just be part of being in New York). The overall vibe leans toward a younger, party-focused crowd. Between the suggestive artwork and the club right next to the entrance, it doesn’t feel very family-friendly. The elevator system requires you to tap and select your floor before entering. It works fine once you figure it out, but it’s not intuitive—I saw multiple guests struggle with it. Our room was nice, but didn’t match what we booked. We paid for a king with a city view but got a queen with a partial view that mostly overlooked a daycare. When we asked, we were told some rooms don’t actually have a full view, so keep that in mind. Also, we found a dried contact lens on the floor, which was concerning. Overall, great aesthetic, but better suited for a younger, nightlife-oriented crowd than families or quieter travelers."