Hotel med 4 stjerner i SoHo, New York

"While we were a little surprised by the small room we were given for 8 night (while we could look into other rooms next door to ours that were empty and considerably larger - and considering this is the 5th or 6th time we are back) - we did appreciate that the bathrooms had been upgraded nicely - although it was very annoying that the actual toilet was a couple of inches to long so that the bathroom door opened up in to it every time. "

"Beliggenhed og værelset generelt "

"Beliggenhed meget centralt og tæt på subway. Let at komme hurtigt til alt på Manhatten. Hotel lidt slidt, larm gennem vinduer fra især ventilationer udenfor, men ikke meget larm fra trafik eller andet. Morgenmad som “grab and go” var effektivt men for lidt til min mand og søn og ikke ligefrem charmerende, selvom der var gode croissanter. "

"There is check in from 4 PM and check out latest 11 AM. The hotel has at least 40 stories and only three elevators. At departure it takes a long time to catch an elevator. The hotel could offer more checkout times to put less pressure on departure. It took me over 10 minutes to get an elevator down with several full. Once I got an elevator it stopped at basically every story but was full and could take no passengers.."

"Disappointing stay. Very long wait at reception, the main floor was under construction with no lobby or common areas. Rooms were tiny with small beds, no fridge, and unclean blankets."

"Always Satisfying with Staying in The New Yorker Hotel. It’s old And Charming filled with history. The Staff always make me feel like coming home. Hotel in midtown, with all what is NYC. Noise Smells All nationalities and Nice and Friendly People. See Y soon NYC…."

"Fint hotel. Rigtig god placering. Små værelser dog"

"Dejligt centralt beliggende hotel med gode faciliteter. Dog er der til tider alt for lang ventetid ved elevatoren. "

"Everything looks nice and all. But the majority of the staff is extremely rude and acting like they don’t want you there. Was blown away by their behavior. Seems like an adult/professional manager is missing. "