“Overall, a decent experience at this hotel. The rooms are really tiny, but not surprising for a New York hotel. The location is very nice, close to Time Square and the Theater district, but the area can start looking shady at night. Biggest complaint was the breakfast. Many of the items served were expired. Milk was expired by a few days and the Nutella was over a year past expiration. Needless to say, we skipped breakfast here.”

“Overall a very positive experience. The location is ideal. It's within walking distance to Grand Central, Penn Station, the bus terminal and Times Square/Broadway. It's also near endless options for eating on 8th and 9th Avenues, and restaurant row on 46th street. If you can't find great food within a two block radius then there is something wrong with you! Keep in mind that this area remains active at night and there is a lot of light pollution. Fortunately the rooms have black out shades. As for the room itself I booked a king. It included a well equipped kitchenette. The updated room will accommodate two people comfortably. It was clean, comfortable and quiet. And although there is just one elevator, this is not a high rise property, so you can easily use the stairs that were also clean. Some nice touches included charging ports on both sides of the bed - a remote control that did not require 12 pounds of pressure to change the channel - microwave popcorn - coffee/tea. Also there were plenty of white, fluffy towels. And if you're tall, you'll love the shower because you'll be able to wash without hunching (for those interested....I'm not tall but come from a family of tall men who often complain of this!). Water pressure was good and the hot water plentiful. Breakfast was provided free of charge and it was decent. Most importantly there was plenty of fresh, good tasting coffee. The lobby area is small so I'd recommend grabbing and bringing it back to the room. I would definitely stay here again.”