New York Hoteller i Bowery

The location is very good. The hotel is situated near various neighborhoods of interest. There are many subway stations nearby as well. The room seemed to be well used. Although the television and linen appeared to be relatively new, the rest of the room was worn down. Wooden headboards were chipped. The desk chair and chest of drawers were both losing paint from apparent use.

I was very pleased with the TV!! and it has many programs in TV. There was not an opner in my room. But,I can borrow the opner in the front desk , so, it's no problem!

Things are dirty even there was housekeeper that cleans. Under the bed are some trashes seen, towels are totally cream with spots even though it's white in color, and so on.

It is a simple hotel. The location is fine: just around the corner of Littel Italy and China Town. I asked for two separate beds, but they forgot that. So we had to change rooms and got the separate beds after two nights in a single bed(kingsize)

It was more space for the money than we could find anywhere else. The location was near many things in the downtown area, I was able to shorten our stay by two days without a problem, it was nice to have the kitchen, the bathroom was big, we got fresh towels every day, the air conditioner worked well, there was plenty of light, wifi in the room The TV reception was awful, the rollaway bed had to go in the kitchen and we couldn't use the bed frame, it was too unstable, we put the mattress on the floor, there were very few in utensils, etc in the kitchen, but it was just enough.

This hotel doesn't prented to be what it's not. When we got there, we got exactly what we expected. It's the cheapest I have paid in manhattan but cleaner and cheaper than other hotels I've been to in NYC. It's 2 blocks from soho. At first the area could seem weird but we never felt unsafe and soho is rignt there with all the boutiques and restaurants. Plus, there's a really nice supermarket close by and the room has a kitchinette. Very very practical for people on a budget. But don't expect luxury.

The staff was pleasant. There was only a window ac unit and the pull out was incredibly small. The whole "suite" wasn't really a suite at all it was soooo small and they didn't even have a coffee maker.

Staff were disinterested and unhelpful. The hotel was very shabby, run down and I will never stay there again and definately not recommend.Very poor value

There was a discount for breakfast at a nearby restaurant, "Elevated" which had generous servings of western breakfast. The location, in Chinatown, was less than a mile from where we went to a conference, so that is central to our decision. There was no elevator so we had to climb 4 stories up. No refrigerator or coffee meant we were unable to keep extra food from supper and wait for breakfast for coffee.

The hotel looks more like a whore house, the rooms are very small and you can hear the people in the other rooms, se they will hear you as well. The bathrooms are disgusting I won't recommend this "hotel" to any one.

Cheapest place in the city! Especially if you are coming to New York to be out on the town, not stuck in a hotel room! You definitely get what you pay for: 5 story walk up with no elevator can leave you winded, especially with luggage. Rooms so tiny that you cannot open the door because the bed is in the way. 2 bathrooms on a floor with 15+ rooms that could hold 2 people each? You do the math, but no matter how you cut it = long bathroom wait times. Also, bathroom cleanliness is nonexistent. When I finally got in, the floor was soaked, the toilet wouldn't flush, and it was full of someone's vomit! Uuugh! Also, I was eaten alive by some sort of insects...my arms, legs, face...I don't know if they are bed bugs, fleas, mosquitoes? Something that left me covered in itchy wealts. So, the place is a steal for the location and price...just know what you are getting yourself into!

Was totaly disaster, DIRTY DIRTY DIRTY!!!!!!!!