Hoteller nær Holy Cross Roman Catholic Church

"Fantastisk hotel. Var der i julen. Venligt personale og lækre faciliteter. "

"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.."

"I thought the hotel was great, especially for the price. I don’t understand why some people are giving them bad ratings. I don’t know what they expect to that price in NYC. I thought that the room was nice and the service was great. Sure you hear the subway occasionally but the upside is also that the subway station is very close by, which means that Manhatten is very easily accessible. To the price I would say that it is a bargain."

"Couldn’t use our credit cards. Had to try multiple cards because their reader didn’t work. Cleaning personal don’t speak English so when you e.g. ask for an extra blanket with sheet so both have one when sleeping they really didn’t understand what you tried to ask for. When I managed to get one they freaking took it away when cleaning the room and I had to go through all the explanation again to get on again. Holy moly. Clear the couldn’t think for them self. If you remove 2x blankets and sheets while cleaning - how many new ones do you think the customer want?!?!?? (Huge test!). …and then very bad neighborhood. But that’s not the hotels fault. I should just have checked that out. Ps. A lot of noise from music, people, trains etc. "

"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. "

"Nice place in direct proximity to Jay Street MetroTech subway station and Dumbo, Brooklyn Bridge, and Brooklyn Heights. Maybe not ideal for a first stay in New York, but if you want to explore a bit more (MTQ Museum, Barclays Center, Downtown Brooklyn in general or even take a longer stroll down 4th or 5th Avenue in Brooklyn (even Dyker Heights is walkable from here) this is a nice place to stay."