I was desperate for a room under $125 in Manhattan over Veterans' Day weekend. Priceline had not even a one star for this price - including Brooklyn! Other websites had fleabag hotels that reminded me of the Bates Motel. Then i learned about Stay the Night via BedandBreakfast.com. I called and STN had a room for $75/night ($89.56 with tax)... More

We stayed in the Madeline room - a wonderful, spacious (could appropriately call it huge) room with a king sized bed (that can be split into two twins) with a small refrig and microwave. Nice remodeled bathroom. It is a charming and (for New York) quiet room. Location is superb as it is walking distance to many great museums including... More

Pros: Huge room. And anyone who has stayed at a hotel in Manhattan knows how teeny those rooms are. I've seen smaller NYC apts than this room.The bathroom was pretty with double sinks.The terrace was awesome. HUGE closet. Fridge,microwave,coffee pot,blow dryer,ironing board/iron,cups,glasses,plastic spoons/forks,paper towels all provided. Beds pretty comfy. Cons: Room was 3 flights up and there is no elevator... More

This seemed like the perfect home from home and I had even read Trip Advisor. There was a review that said that it was not possible to sleep on the sofa bed because it was so uncomfortable. The website of the hotel said that there was a new sofa bed so we didn't worry. NOT TRUE the sofa bed was... More

Picked it for good upper east side neighborhood, charm and value-it had all this, but no one to welcome you, to carry bags up stairs, to be present at desk to get mail/ phone calls-create b&b mood-breakfast???0n first day only of two juice containers and convenience store muffin-what's that all about? Owner who you have to call in long island... More

First: I have stayed at Nick's properties before. At the East 93rd location : The Madeline Suite many yrs ago - nice and bright, one floor up; Also at his apt in the East 80's. I know this is not a true B&B, but it is a good $, a great location on UES 1/2 block from Central Park. This... More

I stayed 3 very quiet and pleasant nights in this cute and clean B&B in this very chic part of town. It's right of Central Park, great shopping and dining around the corner, the staff is friendly and helpful, you can't ask for more in the Big Apple........i would always go back to the " Stay the Night B&B"!! More

We spent two evenings and three days in NYC while staying at The Night Hotel, to sum it up for those considering staying, the staff was pleasant, the room clean and all off the beaten path of Time Square, yet right around the corner. RECOMMEND More

We are spending a week in New York in October and didn't consider any place but Stay the Night. It will be the third time we have stayed there. The room we stay in is large and comfortable. The bathroom is enormous. Nick and the staff at the house are very helpful and invisible unless you need them. The Upper... More