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    Room view
    Aaron H.

    Location is key but the hotel itself is pretty great also. Staff is extremely friendly and helpful. They seem to always have a smile. The room is a little small but it is a good use of space, has everything you need and also has a mini balcony. That is an awesome amenity if you you enjoy people watching and taking in the sounds from street. The rooftop patio is great! I only wish they allowed you to smoke up there. Obviously, I understand not smoking in rooms or hotel. But not allowing adults to smoke smoke outside, on the roof and away from people makes no sense. I guess they prefer you smoke downstairs, in front of the entry.

    Front entrance
    Allena C.

    This hotel is situated between Little Italy and Chinatown, so you get the best of both worlds. And subway stations are just a few blocks away. I love exploring and eating in Chinatown, so it was a no-brainer to stay here. When we arrived, it was already raining. This hotel provides umbrellas for your convenience, so you won't get caught in the rain. Just give them your room number to check them out. The elevators don't need a hotel key card for them to work, which I find odd. Some nights, the front desk did not have anyone there, which can be a security problem. Almost every hotel I have stayed at needed a key card to go to your hotel room from the lobby. Hopefully they'll consider changing this. Thankfully, the area isn't too shady. The room is high-tech, modern, and pretty clean when you check in, but not much cleaning from housekeeping during your stay, as they only come every 2 days. They fixed the bed, but hair and whatever on the floor stayed as is. The floors are not carpeted, so it would be noisy to vacuum. I'm not sure if they cleaned the floors during our stay but tables and sinks were cleaned. They do not give refills for any amenities or water bottles. This is what we got the first night: 2 toothbrushes with toothpaste, 2 shower caps, 8 cotton swabs, 2 sanitary bags, 1 comb, 2 make-up remover cloths, 2 pairs of slippers, and 2 bottles of water. They do provide shampoo, body wash, and conditioner, & hair dryer. You get 2 large body towels and 2 hand towels, but no face towels. They will not clean the drinking glasses once you've used them. Mini fridge barely stays cold like many other hotels and they don't have mini bar items for sale and no room service. And you can forget about a microwave oven, that's at the Hilton! You can get hot and cold water, ice, coffee and tea at the lobby. Sodas are $2 (honor system-$2 in tip jar). I overheard that if you go to the lobby early in the morning, there is bread near the coffee and tea area. The front desk people did not tell us that when we checked in, but another guest asked about it while we were waiting for a taxi. On our king bed was a cute stuffed monkey for us to take, though not necessary. I guess the kiddos would lWe had a firm mattress and good pillows that gave us a good night's rest. No complaints there. The handheld showerhead streamed in a pattern with a power massage. No weak massage here! We walked about 10-12 miles a day, which left my legs aching, so this was appreciated. You also have the option of using the rain showerhead. PRO TIP: When using the shower, if you turn the small knob towards the left, the small handheld showerhead turns on, so you're able to adjust the temperature without being doused with water. If you turn the small knob to the right, the rain showerhead will turn on and drench you with cold water! Luckily, I turned the knob to the left first! The room design is flawed, since there is NO privacy whatsoever when you shower. The shower walls are frosted, but there is no door from the shower to the rest of the room. So you'd have to strip in front of whoever you're staying with to get into the shower and come out butt naked after your shower to change into clothes. We had a king-sized bed and I guess they assume you are intimate with the person you're rooming with? I've never had a hotel room where you're this exposed. If you're planning to stay with just a friend, you're better off getting 2 rooms to avoid an awkward situation. I'm not sure how the other rooms are designed. Maybe they have some privacy when showering. But our room was wide open for all to see! The mirror above the sink has LED power buttons to turn a light on around the mirror, which was nice and bright. I liked that the toilet room had a fan when you switch on the lights. Great ventilation! We didn't need to worry about odors. They have plenty of outlets beside the bed, on the writing desk, near the sink, and even on the wall where you hang clothing, purses, and such. They have a taxi service, if you'd like to have someone take you to the airport, instead of lugging around your baggage up and down the stairs through the subway stations. We did take advantage of this service, so the front desk made arrangements for us to be picked up. It took about an hour to get to the airport during non-rush hour, due to the construction at Terminal 5. It was about $65 without tip. During rush hour, it would cost $80 and it would probably take an extra half hour, if not more. The driver was efficient and knew his way around to avoid traffic. Got us to the airport on time, so we didn't have to worry. GPS gave us an ETA of 1 1/2 hrs, if we had taken the subway. This is a good hotel, despite some of the nuisances. The top reason to stay is their prime location, having tons of restaurant options, close to soho, and a few walkable subway stations being 5-7 minutes away, and it's a quiet neighborhood.

    View from room. Empire State Building. I thought it was a tiny little surprise.
    Phoenix 7.

    We stayed here for 5 nights. Economical. This place was beyond impressive and impeccably clean. The staff was not only welcoming, but referred you to nearby restaurants, tours, etc. its centered smack dabbed between Chinatown to the left, little Italy to right. You can't go wrong. Across the street you can enjoy the best soup dumplings. Then walk over to Ferrara and grab their famous cannoli. The pics do not do this place justice. If visiting New York City... you have a home here.

    Rooftop Views
    Jim R.

    Great location - friendly staff - nice clean modern rooms. Not much more that you could ask for. The rooms are not all that big but also not as small as others we have stayed in in New York City. You walk out the door and you're in Little Italy. A few blocks away and you're in China Town and not far to Subway stations. We walked to all of the restaurants we had booked , the furthest only about a mile away. The rooftop offers views of the city where you can bring up snacks and drinks before wandering off. Including all taxes it came to around $200 a night - for NY that's really not that bad at all considering it's location.

    My floor
    Scott F.

    Little boutique hotel in Little Italy. Less bells and whistles (eg, no room service). Some: PROS - location: at the intersection of Little Italy, Chinatown and SoHo. - clean room all around - great bathroom: shower, lighting - friendly, smart service - coffee and tea station - hold your luggage if you need to - internet fast (if at times abit wonky to get going) - hair dryer, USB plugs, iron board in room - firm mattress (which I like) - close to food, shopping and subway lines CONS - small storage in the Standard Queen (eg, no credenza for clothes) - same room is fine size for an individual but may be small for two

    This was my room for the weekend and it was perfect.
    Alec S.

    I stayed at ND for two nights while I was in the city! Perfectly located next to Little Italy and so many great shops and food decisions. Close to the subway entrance for easy access to the whole city. The front desk was so accommodating and nice enough to call me when I checked out because I had left something behind. Most hotels won't do that. They went out of their way and I appreciated it! The 24/hour coffee and tea station came in so clutch every morning and nights when getting back late. I was lucky enough to get a walk out in my room so I able to step outside on a small patio! The bathroom/shower was perfect and modern/spacious. Overall great hotel, everything was as advertised and there were no hidden fees. Placed in a great location away from touristy stuff with more of an authentic experience. Most people would want to stay in Manhattan or Near Times Square but in my opinion the lower East side and east village are the places to be! Will be back! Thank you Nobile Den for setting the bar high for a great New York stay.

    On the edge of Little Italy.
    Francisco C.

    Highly recommend if you plan to spend most of your trip outside your room, especially downtown. You're right on the edge of Little Italy and Chinatown and have multiple neighborhoods within a short walking distance (e.g. Nolita and SoHo). Many nearby metro stops make it VERY easy to head uptown as well. The room itself is very basic but is fairly modern with all the essentials. Morgan and the front desk are also impeccable; very friendly and helpful. The rooftop view is also a hidden gem. Recommendation if you stay here: Explore downtown, take advantage of the metro, and enjoy your morning coffee/evenings on the rooftop.

    Rooftop at night.
    Mike T.

    I hesitate to write this review because I don't want you to know how AWESOME this hotel is. Located in Little Italy but one block from Chinatown. It's a foodies paradise. Check in was easy and simple. No coffee maker in the room but the lobby has coffee, decaf, and hot water for hot chocolate or tea. All the fixings you need, for your drinks. Ice machine and filter water too. The room was decent size, the best part was the balcony. A wooden bench so you can sit out there and enjoy the views. Plexiglass sides so it doesn't block your view. Now for the best part of the hotel. Go to the roof top deck. The views are amazing day or night. Wicker love seats and a few lounge chairs. This will be our first hotel choice when we return.

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    David C.

    This was a pretty nice little place we stayed at while on our trip to New York, Located near subway and in Little Italy. Fresh pastries from nearby shop served every morning next to coffee station (real coffee) Nice modern rooms great view from roof to patio, Super friendly service!

    Super comfortable room!
    Taryn R.

    We so enjoyed our stay at the NobleDEN! The neighborhood couldn't be any more perfect. Right between Little Italy and Chinatown, walking distance to Tribeca, SoHo, Greenwich Village, Battery Park, Lower East Side... Pretty much anywhere in lower Manhattan. The rooms were comfortable and efficient. Even though our queen size bedroom was small (@150 square feet) we didn't feel cramped. We were on the 2nd floor and had a teeny-tiny little balcony. We didn't hear any street noise. In fact, with the curtains drawn, we slept until almost 10am both mornings! The front desk staff were incredibly friendly and accommodating. I showed up almost 2-hours before check-in, just looking to store my bag. Low and behold the room was ready and they gave me my key. On departure day, we were running behind (see note about curtains above) and called the front desk, begging for a late departure. Wonders of all wonders, they didn't even hesitate to give us an extra hour in the room! We loved the filtered water, coffee, and hot chocolate in the lobby 24-7. And, we brought the little stuffed lion on our pillow back to our pup who is loving her new souvenir from the big city. All this and the room was affordable?! Yes, please! NobleDEN has new loyal customers for life. I wouldn't dream of staying anywhere else when in the city!

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    Excellent hotel. The rooms are modern and super clean and crisp. The staff were very helpful. Location is fantastic

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    This was a pretty nice little place we stayed at while on our trip to New York, Located near subway and in Little Italy.

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    All Marriott hotels start at 5 stars for me and then I just notice the things that are not as good…read moreas other Marriott I've stayed and start removing stars from the review bars on where this Marriott stacks up too. For this Marriott the location is excellent if you are going to watch a show on Broadway. Very convenient for the play and also get a subway to anywhere else you have to go. The rooms are generally very nice and this hotel also has everything connected and controlled through a tablet which is very appealing to me. They also have a nice bar right in the hotel that is open till late. The only downside is the size. Now hotels in major cities like this like New York or Tokyo are small and pricey. Two things that can sort of negatively affect your opinion but considering they are all like that in the area, you have to compare accordingly. The only real downside for me is that the toilet is literally next to to the shower to the point that you could shower while using the toilet (I took a picture of my hand holding the shower handle on top of the toilet seat as a joke) and the sink is outside to wash your hands after using the restroom. I feel that they could have done a better design for this to avoid it. It didn't appeal to me and it's the only thing keeping me from giving this hotel 5 stars. I will probably stay here again when I go to watch another play.

    I only went to Citizenm to meet coworkers and got a matcha latte and it was such a pleasant…read moreexperience! The lobby has so many coworking tables and the bar in the lobby has a self serve water with cups! And a cafe where I ordered a matcha latte. The staff are so nice and extremely welcoming! The WiFi is also free!!! No need to ask front desk about password nothing! What a great experience here! Despite only for a latte! Would absolutely stay there next chance I get!

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    I recently stayed at the Renaissance New York Midtown Hotel during a trip to NYC, and it was a…read moregreat experience. The hotel features a very chic, modern design throughout. One of the biggest highlights was the room and bathroom layout--both were incredibly spacious, especially by New York standards where square footage is usually at a premium. The location is highly convenient, sitting just a short, easy 10-minute walk from Times Square. I really appreciated their SkyLounge, which is accessible 24 hours a day for water and soft drinks. They also serve a decent breakfast selection there in the mornings. While I didn't get a chance to check out the on-site restaurant and bar, I loved that they partner with the Planet Fitness right next door, making it super convenient to fit in a workout. I don't typically stay at Renaissance properties, but I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting NYC!

    Renaissance New York Midtown Hotel was...fine. I survived my one night…read more The hotel has a bit of a strange layout after its renovations (which may or may not be finished). You enter on the first floor, but the lobby is on the sixth floor. I was having flashbacks to Tokyo... There are four elevators, and when I checked in, the place was packed. Some event must have been going on because getting an elevator was an adventure (a sad one). It didn't help that everyone had to take an elevator just to reach the lobby, then another to get to their room. Fortunately, I was only on the ninth floor...so I got my steps in. The room itself was mostly ok. One thing I really didn't like was the air conditioning. It wouldn't cool below 68 degrees. I despise hotels that throttle the A/C. I'd get warm, the air would finally kick on, I'd be comfortable for about ten minutes...then the cycle would repeat all night. Another thing that caught me off guard was the ceiling. Maybe they're going for an industrial look, but it was basically unfinished concrete. Other than those complaints, everything else in the room was perfectly acceptable, and for a one night stay, it did the job.

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    I recently had the pleasure of staying at Hotel Chelsea, and it was truly an unforgettable…read moreexperience. From the moment I arrived, I was struck by the hotel's unique character and rich history, which blends seamlessly with modern comfort. The staff were incredibly welcoming and attentive, always ready to help with recommendations or any requests I had. My room was beautifully designed--stylish, clean, and thoughtfully appointed, with a cozy atmosphere that made it feel like a home away from home. One of the highlights of my stay was the overall ambiance of the hotel. There's a creative, almost artistic energy throughout the space that makes it feel special and different from typical hotels. The common areas were just as inviting as the rooms, perfect for relaxing or soaking in the vibe. The location was also fantastic, making it easy to explore the surrounding neighborhood and enjoy everything the city has to offer. Overall, my stay at Hotel Chelsea exceeded all expectations. I would absolutely recommend it to anyone looking for a memorable, comfortable, and inspiring place to stay.

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    Midtown East, Murray Hill

    As a librarian, you know I had to stay here…read more I went in fully expecting a fun, book-themed hotel and secretly wondering if it might be a little gimmicky. I was so happy to be wrong. The Library Hotel is every bit as charming as people say, but what really makes it special is the team. I arrived by car while the building was hidden behind scaffolding, and the front desk was incredibly kind and patient, helping guide me to the loading area so I didn't spend my afternoon circling the block. Housekeeping was so gracious and helpful throughout my stay, the bartender at Bookmarks very kindly helped my friend carry our drinks down to the room, and checkout took less than 30 seconds. Every interaction was warm, thoughtful, and genuinely welcoming. The themed rooms are such a fun touch (I loved seeing how each one was inspired by a different subject), but I also have to give a shout-out to the practical things. I took a few work video calls from my room on the 12th floor, and the Wi-Fi was ridiculously good - honestly stronger than the Wi-Fi in my own house when I'm sitting five feet from the modem. Not a second of lag. The TV also had a ton of premium channels, which was such a fun surprise after long days exploring the city. And finally, a standing ovation for the real MVP: the air conditioning. New York was basically a sauna while I was there, and every time I walked back into my room I was greeted by the most glorious arctic blast. It was so good that my friends ended up wanting to hang out in my room and order dinner instead of going back out into the heat. Perfect stay from beginning to end. I can't wait to come back.

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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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