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    Melody B.

    What a stunning modern, yet cozy hotel. This location is EVERYTHING. Close to food, shopping, the subway, pizza!!! Staying in the lower east side is alway my favorite and this hotel far exceeded my expectations. The smell in the lobby alone draws you in to the ambiance of the space. Small bottles of water available in the lobby were a life saver! And we enjoyed our $30 credit at the bar our last night for a cocktail. We had a group of 5 and were recommended to order a day bed. Which was amazing! It was a little tricky communicating but one we connected with the staff it all worked out. Lighting in the bathroom was poor and not enough hooks to hang towels are my only notes. But the closet space especially for coat season came in handy! Chris and Jessica are totally outstanding workers and cannot thank them enough for their assistance with booking this hotel. Can't wait to stay here again!

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    Alice C.

    Stayed 5 nights at the Hotel on Rivington and it's perfect if you want a huge NYC room without having to marry a hedge fund guy. My 9th floor room was dead quiet on Saturday night, which is impressive because the Lower East Side is still out there acting like last call is a dare. The tub is so big it takes 40 to 50 minutes to fill, which is plenty of time to Google "can you drown in luxury." Location is surrounded by great bars and restaurants, so you can eat, drink, and still crawl back without calling an Uber. Would stay again

    Dirty carpet in the hallway

    We stayed here in May for 3 nights based on the photos of the rooms, the views and the fact that it purports to be a Hilton property. The room rate was about $550/night and we expected a hotel that lived up to that price. Driving up to the hotel, we knew there was a problem. There was no sign and the front entrance looked like someone had abandoned a remodel project. There was no bell desk or anyone at the door and no one to help with luggage. The front desk clerk pointed us to a luggage rack and then told us to just leave it in the middle of the lobby...where it stayed until we returned from parking the car. The views from the room were spectacular but the room and the hallways were rundown and pretty grubby--worn, dirty carpet in the hall, stains on the walls, holes in the curtains and pieces of tile missing in the bathroom. For the location, we could have lived with all of that but the AC was barely functioning in the building and our room was about 85 degrees. After we alerted the staff, each day someone would go to our room and make the AC work for a portion of the day. Most guests were having this problem and everyone headed to the lobby to cool off and try to go to the bar that the hotel gives you a $10 voucher for. The bartender was amazing the first night but the bar was closed the next two as there was no AC in there. The staff was friendly but fairly clueless as to how to address the issues. The whole vibe in the lobby screamed "hip hostel". There was no manager for our entire stay and seemingly no one in charge. At the end of our stay we requested they modify the room rate and they refunded us about $30 of some sort of "resort fee". This used to be an upscale hotel. There are tons of nicer places to stay at this price point. Go to one of those.

    Mimi S.

    We will not be staying at this hotel ever again. The area where this hotel is located is not the best part of town. I would not bring my kids to this hotel. The check in process was fine. Walking to our room, there were stains on the hallway carpet. When we walked into our room, we noticed debris on the floor. The floors were dirty because the dirt was sticking to our feet. The a/c unit cover was barely on. There is an inch gap between the door and our door so we could hear everything going on in the hallways. There was no sheer curtain on our large window; so it was either blackout curtains or everyone could see us in our room. The pillows are super flat and uncomfortable to sleep on. I requested new pillows and those were flat too. A fourth of the tv channels did not work on the tv. On the first night we were there, the maintenance man woke us up at 10pm to check on the A/C. I'm assuming there was a complaint from a previous guest and he was confirming the problem was fixed. The facility has hard water. On our second day, the toilet chain for the flushing lever broke. There was also a leak under the sink, ruining my items I stored on the shelf underneath the sink. The staff listened to all of my concerns and were very respectful. They refunded us the facility fees but it truly does not feel like it was enough. The front desk manager emailed me offering 30% off our next stay and a premium suite, which makes no sense because why would we ever come back? Best of luck if you decide to book a room here.

    Premium Room w/ City View
    Alex C.

    Booked a 3-night stay here for my first time ever in NYC for work. Since the price differential was pretty minimal, opted to book a premium room with a city view. On the night that I arrived, and for part of the following day, they had a doorman who was there to open the door for you upon arrival. A nice touch, especially when your hands are full of luggage or take out, and you also have to fumble to take out your keycard to get in. Despite this property just going through some major renovation last year, the room itself was not as new or clean as I would have expected. Some pros and cons I noted during my stay: Pros: -Convenient walking distance to many nearby eateries and bars -The premium room was very spacious -City view offers a great view of the city skyline, especially from the 15th floor where I was at. And from my angle, I could even see part of the Williamsburg bridge. -Showers heat up right away, easy to control temperature, and has great water pressure -Memory foam mattress beds -Free breakfast (bagels, danish, and coffee) every morning from 8am-9:30am, on the 2nd floor -Daily housekeeping -Good hairdryers that look new, and work well Cons: -The bathroom had a clear window for half of the shower, facing outside. Which meant someone in one of the buildings across from me could technically see people naked while they were showering. -The bathroom sink was flat, which created pooling issues at times, and prevented the water from draining properly. -The room was not very clean. You can tell housekeeping comes through to clean, but certain details seem to be missed (handles, faucets, knobs, light switches, etc..). -The room has a very dark, modern pop art decor. While some people may find it cool, it lacked the bright warmth that I look forward to in a hotel room. -No luggage rack While my overall stay was decent, and the room served its purpose, the overall lack of cleanliness, questionable decor, and additional $30 resort fee per night for minimal amenities, on top of a ~$300/night rate, makes this hotel one I will most likely not be booking again for my next NYC trip.

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    John O.

    I wanted to love But was just alright for me Great but for the bed Things I want in a hotel: quiet, dark when you want it to be dark, soft and comfy bed, good location, big TV, fridge, microwave. Rivington is awesome in many regards. I booked it through booking.com. Got an option to upgrade a couple weeks after I booked. It was five dollars extra to secure a high floor room with a view. Sold! Easy and great decision for me. Loved the views from my 17th floor room! Where Rivington failed was the bed and the darkness. Mattress was way too firm for my tastes. I don't get it. The spendy hotels I have stayed at in Boston and NYC have the most uncomfortable beds I have ever come across. If they could add a Sleep Number type thing that would be great. Minor gripe? Unable to block off the light from the shower into the bedroom. Window from the outside into the shower and into the main room. Probably some great kinky joy if traveling with a partner. But solo, darkness please. Oh, also, the sink does not drain well at all. You also apparently need to be an engineering major to get the showerhead to turn on. Once you figure it out, the water pressure on the shower head is horrible. The shower drain is a big gaping hole and pretty nasty. I'd rather not post a pic lest somebody lose their lunch. (The shower drain cover was not where it should be - not my bad).

    Asia J.

    Did not expect the condition of the hotel room, hallways, location to be as they are! Did not feel comfortable staying there with my younger sister who has severe asthma. Hotel was not helpful in cancelling my stay for a full refund although I expressed my concerns of my safety and sisters health. The staff is friendly but they have very strict rules that only help themselves! I requested to cancel after being there for LESS than an hour and was still charged for a full night aka more than HALF for what I paid for this overpriced hotel. Ridiculous. Alex, however, was helpful. Although I did not end up staying here...

    AL K.

    3.5 stars. We were assigned to be on the 6th floor. We didn't have to wait for the 1600 check in time and was immediately given a room. $100 deposit/night was also charged. The room we were in had seen better days. Street noise can be heard all hours of the night.The electrical panel door had a 4 inch gap and the door was askew. The curtain had not been washed since? It's dusty. The closet light was busted as well. Water pressure is on the low side, amenities are basic. Bed was at least comfy. For the price they charge per night I would expect better quality .Didnt like the all black bathroom theme, gave the feeling of it being not clean. Would not stay again.

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    The room we upgraded to, a high floor corner king, was given to us for a discount, so we paid $295 for a $375 room.

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    Hilton Club at 5th was the perfect hotel for our first visit to NYC! The location is fantastic. It…read morewas close to great coffee and bagel spots, an easy walk to Fifth Avenue shopping, Times Square, the Theater District, and Central Park also within walking distance. We ended up walking almost everywhere and loved exploring the beautiful historic buildings and neighborhoods along the way. The hotel is exceptionally clean, modern, and well maintained. It feels fresh and updated, which was exactly what we wanted. Our room was surprisingly spacious for Manhattan, easy to get around in, and very comfortable. The enormous floor-to-ceiling windows were so awesome , the city views were incredible and really gave you that quintessential New York experience. The lobby is very small , like really only room to check. In and small seating area and that is it . There isn't a restaurant, but we didn't consider that a negative at all. You step outside and have countless restaurants, cafés, coffee shops, and other options within minutes. We also appreciated thoughtful touches like umbrellas available for guests, and the doorman was friendly and welcoming every single time we entered or left the building. We didn't use the subway because the location made it so easy to walk everywhere, although there appear to be stations nearby. If you're looking for a clean, modern, spacious hotel in an excellent Midtown location, this is a fantastic choice. We loved our stay and would absolutely stay here again.

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    (168 reviews)

    $$$

    Midtown East, Murray Hill

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    (182 reviews)

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    Midtown East

    This is a bustling hotel with a large lobby. I visited for a conference. The hotel has a couple of…read moreexits, but the main entrance is on 6th avenue. All the meeting rooms were clean and organized. We had over 1,000 conference attendees and needed ample space and everything went pretty smoothly. Temperature control was generally good, but got a tiny bit chilly at certain points of the day. The staff were extremely prompt with setting up and removing catering food, but were not the friendliest. They have a free standing pumping station for those that need it. It was easy to access and decently clean, but could've used a wipe down by the second day. They provided a mini fridge in one of the meeting rooms for storage.

    AVOID AVOID AVOID! DO NOT BOOK HERE!…read more I came here around April for a work trip and no where on the reservation page did it say that the hotel was under construction. They also offered the price including breakfast. Arrived at the hotel and saw that they only had one working elevator for a hotel that was over 20 floors high. There was a line for the elevator that you had to wait for at least 20 minutes to take. I asked the about the breakfast and they said the restaurant was closed so no hot breakfast. Why is this hotel offering a room rate price with breakfast when there is no restaurant for breakfast?! They told me they had bagged breakfast, which was always gone and coffee was all gone too. Took over 10 minutes to wait for new coffee to arrive. Renovation work bright and early at 8am. I was offered loyalty points for compensation by the manager, Delanie, and these points never showed up. I was also mistakenly charged for drinking their water bottles when I didn't even touch those bottles. They never even told me that I was going to be charged after checking out. I just saw a random extra charge on my credit card. The manager, Delanie, had said this would be refunded, but never saw this refund come through just like the loyalty points.

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