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"Great location!"

"The best thing about this hotel is its location. It is in a great neighborhood with some excellent outdoor space in the front oasis area and on the roof. The rooms are small but efficient. It is hard to figure out how to work the lights in the room, and there are no easy instructions. It is not a quiet hotel, but that is a tradeoff for being in a neighborhood. The staff are helpful but there seems to be a philosophy to offer minimal support to customers."

"This hotel is in a very central location, has comfortable rooms and friendly & helpful staff. We would recommend it to other travelers."

"Rooms are very small and hot. Lobby was small and packed full of people at all times. Staff was friendly and helpful. "

"I absolutely love staying at the Grand Hyatt, super nice staff, great vibe and centrally located. It is my favorite!! ;)"

"The staff are very professional and the facility is very clean."

"The hotel is in a great location for anyone who is wanting to hit the main attractions of New York. Brilliant for first timers as you can access most things by foot or get the subway which is also close. I can confirm that the street is very quite despite it being so close to times square. You take a turn, walk for abit and you enter a very quite street. I am a very noise sensitive sleeper and had no issues with outside noise. However, the walls in between the rooms are very thin and are mainly a problem if someone decides to have a late shower then it sounds like a water fountain next to your head. With that all being said, i'd recommend anyone to stay here if its there first time in New York as overall I can't complain."

"We were initially impressed by the colorful decor and imaginative playing-card room key, but the experience quickly became disappointing. The first room’s layout was very impractical — we had to walk past the sinks, toilet, and shower before reaching the bedroom. We had booked for 3 adults with 2 queen beds, but were later told the beds were actually smaller “full” beds. The room itself was also extremely cramped, with barely enough space for luggage.The bathroom design made little sense: only the middle mirror had lighting, but it was the only one without a sink underneath. The two mirrors above the sinks had no lighting, making shaving and grooming awkward. There was also only 1 hook each on the shower and toilet doors, leaving inadequate space for towels or clothes.Since we were staying 6 nights, this setup felt untenable. After discussing the issues, manager Abraham kindly upgraded us to a larger suite, which was a major improvement. KJ/Karma from the bell staff was also excellent.The upgraded suite was more comfortable but still had issues: only 1 large coffee cup and 1 espresso cup were provided, the sliding bathroom door scraped the floor, the top cupboard shelf was dusty enough to dirty clothes, and the bathroom sink remained clogged for 5 nights despite being reported. The elevators were another frustration — despite 6 lifts, we often had to wait through several full ones before finding space."

"Stayed one night at the hotel for a girls weekend. The room was spacious and clean. The beds were comfortable. Definitely recommend."