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All reviewsshared facilitiesbed linen was cleanroom with private bathroommadison square gardenslocation was perfectdouble bedweekend in nycthe high linefew blocksthe empire state buildingfidrawerssubwaybroadway
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This is basically a hostel. One bathroom per floor. Difficult to regulate temperature in rooms. No elevator. No real comforters -- just a fleece blanket. Rooms are tiny, even for New York standards. However, I could deal with all of this,...More
Just got back from a weekend in NYC. A friend had booked the room so I wasn't sure what to expect. I love to travel and have stayed at luxury hotels to dumps. So I can deal with whatever the situation gives me. I knew...More
Absolute dump / hell hole do not stay here.
Filthy disgusting place .
No more words to describe it
Free sludge in the morning think it was meant to be coffee.
As you can see insecure doors so we had to take any valuables out...More
my room was nice, the hotel is in the heart of Manhattan a block from Macy's and Madison Square Garden, the desk clerks I had the pleasure of meeting were ESsence, who was Super friendly, she took the time out to happily, tell us fun...More
Our family of four went to NYC for a long weekend. We had plans to see some Broadway shows and visit as many touristic attractions as possible, so specifically looked for a cheaper hotel option. We paid about $220 for two nights and were a...More
Home to hundreds of art galleries, beautiful brownstones, and one of New York’s newest and most popular attractions, Chelsea is one of the city’s jewels when it comes to neighbourhood life. The contemporary art scene is an integral part of the neighbourhood’s identity, with gallery openings almost every night of the week and countless exhibits to explore. As a longtime hub of gay culture in New York
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City, it’s also a diverse district with a vibrant nightlife scene. The opening of the High Line, an abandoned elevated train track transformed into a world-class pedestrian park, gave this neighbourhood new life as a tourist destination. The High Line provides visitors with a tranquil, elevated space with incomparable views, providing an unparalleled way to experience the city.
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I arrived to the hotel by taxi. When I gladly leave the hotel I asked for transportation and they just mention a shuttle company with a shared minibus that took 90 minutes to get to LAX. Please read my review of the place... More
I arrived to the hotel by taxi. When I gladly leave the hotel I asked for transportation and they just mention a shuttle company with a shared minibus that took 90 minutes to get to LAX. Please read my review of the place before staying there, AYOR.
Sorry we arrived by train so don't know the best way. However, do be aware tat if you come in by train to Penn station it is only one block away from the hotel. Also as a hotel I do not recommend it.
