The worst hotel I have ever stayed in. The rooms were so small I felt like I was back in a college dormitory. The bed sat on the floor (not making it easy to get up); it was noisy from rooms upstairs. For a boutique hotel, no amenities - which would make it nicer - no robes, crappy towels (and you only get two), no turn down service, no water, minibar, mints, no down featherbeds,... more

I just got back from a trip to NYC and stayed at The Hudson. I did priceline and this hotel was the one chosen. I got a good rate, but after reading the reviews I was stressed out and completely regretted my decision to do priceline. I had one adult, a 6 year old and two teens. I typically prefer to stay at higher end hotels and am pretty particular, but the prices in NYC... more

This is a good summer location if you want to hang out around Central Park, walk down 5th Ave, etc - but can be a bit of a hike if it's cold and you are going to Times Square, etc. Tip: since you're near Columbus Circle, have a light lunch and a pastry at Bouchon Bakery - very tasty. The hotel itself is definitely hipster, and has a cool lounge and seems to be a... more

Trendy hotel with all you need. It was a great base with all you need from a city hotel. Location was superb with great links to the subway at Columbus circle. Will be back next year. Room size was ok for us we had a superior room up on the 16th floor and after Reading reviews thought it was going to be tiny but the room was more than adequate. more

I think everyone needs to call the hotel what it is....it is an updated dormitory. The lobby/bar area is updated and trendy but very dark. The halls, though painted dark to look trendy, will definitely make you feel like you are back in college. Whether or not you will like this hotel depends on what you are looking for when traveling. The toughest part of the single room is the ultra small bathroom. Your knees... more

Like most travelers, I scour the web and the guidebooks for great advice when it comes to my hotel stay. This is expecially crucial if I have booked a room on Priceline (as in this case). I want to correctly set my expectations prior to arrival. For instance, I really had to get myself in the SMALL ROOM mindset before checking in at The Hudson. Arrival: The hotel doesn't have a sign. Be sure to... more

This hotel is 30 seconds walk from Columbus circle and the south west corner of Central Park - a great location. The rooms are small, but all New York hotel rooms on this budget are small. Despite the size of room, they are comfortable, and clean with good (but compact) en-suite facilities. The lobby area of the hotel has two bars. Both are popular. They can be rather noisy at night but this noise does... more

I was very happy to secure a second stay at the HUDSON HOTEL. I was coming to NYC for the 2nd time and if there was one thing that would have made me happy, was to stay at the same place that treated me so well the first time around. Riding the escalator up to check-in, I felt a sense of calm come over me. It was fortunate for me that during my stay, every... more

We stayed at the Hudson Hotel for 5 nights and after reading a lot of bad reviews was very pleased with the hotel. Rooms were very clean and although small, bigger than I was expecting. Perfect location within walking distance to Times Square and 5th Avenue. Had a great stay here and would definately reccommend it!!! more