Hoteller i New York i nærheden af Chinatown

Hotel is a good location, within walking distance to SoHo, Nolita, Bowery, short train ride into Brooklyn. I came in on a red-eye and arrived at the hotel at 6:30 and they had a room for me, which they claimed it was a "free upgrade." Heater didn't work as well. Room was 50 degrees when I arrived. Put it on full blast and it only got up to 58 in 4 hours. I left it on and took off, returning 15 hours later at 3am and the room was still only 62 degrees. The luggage storage lady was rude and inattentive. She was rude when I dropped off my bag and I had to retrieve it myself. Also they used stickers with crappy adhesive so now my luggage has goo on it.

Sødt og hjælpsomt personale -et par af dem var dog ikke helt sikre i det engelske sprog. Skøn og central beliggenhed i dejlige Chinatown. Pænt og rent værelse. Internettet fungerede kun den første dag -dette var åbenbart også et problem for andre gæster på hotellet, fandt vi ud af. Mørkt og meget lydt værelse - vi kunne høre alt hvad der foregik uden for vores dør.

I was looking for a hotel in NYC within walking distance of the Lower East Side, and found this. It was one of the cheapest hotels that met that criterion, at $250 per night (not including tax, which brought it up to $290). The room was sufficiently large to be comfortable to move around in, and the bed was firm (which I like). Everything was clean enough. There is free internet and it's fast enough to use it for work. The person who checked me in was friendly and had been nice on the phone when I called to say I'd be checking in late. The person who checked me out was fine, but less friendly. I can't criticize the staff, though - they were fine. There is nothing in the hotel to enjoy. No lobby to sit in (i.e., there's the front desk and maybe a chair or two, but that's it), no exercise room as far as I can tell, no restaurant, nothing. And no coffee served in the morning, so you can use the coffee machine in the room (which I never do - no fresh milk for coffee makes it unpalatable) or you can walk for a mile to get somewhere to get coffee. So if you get up early (as I did, coming from France I was on a different time schedule), it's really kind of disappointing and difficult. While it was clean, the price wasn't low enough for me to consider it again. I'd rather pay an extra $50 per night and have a better location and overall better hotel facilities. (I might even be willing to pay $100 more for that - it was really that unpleasant.)

Pænt og nyt hotel, nydeligt, men ikke stort værelse med dejligt bad. Ret stille med rimeligt central beliggenhed i pittoreske Chinatown. Nær Grand Street subway. Værelset var ikke stort til ophold. Lejlighed overfor kunne kigge lige ind i værelset. Støj fra gangen gik lige gennem døren, som manglede gummilister. Morgenmadsfaciliteter lidt spartanske. Dårlig kaffe som overalt i USA. Svært at finde, da skiltningen på vinduer kun er på kinesisk.