It was fine for a private club for well heeled people. Mood and ambience was old school dark/cozy…read more Service was great, the food mediocre at best for a brunch menu. I'm not sure what the dinner menu is like but hope it's better!

Service was disappointing, but the pasta and oysters were genuinely delicious. The bathrooms were…read morealso very clean.

As a born and raised New Yorker, my stay at The Maritime Hotel was truly exceptional from beginning…read moreto end. The hotel itself has such a unique charm. Vintage style, comfortable, and perfectly located in the heart of Chelsea. One of the best parts of staying here is the location. The hotel is directly across the street from Chelsea Market, with some of NYC's best spots including Tao Downtown, Philippe, Catch, and Dream, all less than a minute walking distance away. I want to thank Alex at the front desk, I believe he is the front desk Manager, who went above and beyond to make my stay special. His attentiveness, thoughtful hospitality, and genuine care for guests truly stood out. Small gestures and meaningful conversations can make all the difference, and Alex embodies exactly what exceptional hospitality should feel like. I enjoyed my conversation with you Alex, thank you and I look forward to seeing you soon. I highly recommend The Maritime Hotel to anyone visiting NYC.

We had a lovely stay at the Maritime. The location is great. We stayed in a Terrace Room suite with…read morea (unheated) terrace and a great view of the Empire State Building if you turn your head just right. I do wish they had slightly stronger light bulbs with dimmers, as some areas of the room felt a little dark.

I was in NYC for work. The Standard's customer service is five stars. Staff is courteous and prompt…read moreto bring things up to my room when I asked for them. I had a view to the Empire State Building and that was fine. I did have to ask for a kettle and mugs. I also went to the nearby Chelsea Market for instant coffee because there was no coffee or tea in the room. For a business traveler, that's pretty inconvenient. The area around is very safe. I walked around at 11pm and although the streets were empty (it was freezing), I didn't see any trash or felt unsafe. It's not the most convenient place for shopping but Chelsea Market is four minutes away. The A-E-L trains were about seven minutes away on foot. Overall, a better experience than I expected.

Very cute hotel, especially in the common areas. Plenty of room to sit in the lobby. Elevators are…read moreamazing (there's a montage of video characters playing). Connected restaurants were a "ginger bread" like house, which served hot chocolate, chocolate with marshmallows, etc. The standard Grill had your basic breakfast/lunch/dinner entrees and then a Bier Gartern Our room was tiny! We thought it would be bigger but it was fine for 2 people. The seating area in the room, looked like a seating area for a boat lol. There are no doors to the shower, which had a garden style head. The water felt sooooooooooooooooooooo good. And there's a really dim light in the shower area. There is also a DEEP tub, big enough for 2 people i'm sure. No doors on the sink area either. Contains about 4 sets of towels, which was great. A safe, steamer, blow dryer. The bathroom had a door! Bed was very low to the floor, King size comfy. Carpet was a little different than I'm used to. The GYM has the best views lol. 17th floor. A ton of equipment to use TV is as low as the bed. Our view was allllllllllllllll City buildings and the water. It was beautiful!!!! There is uncovered parking. Since it snowed, we parked a few blocks away in a covered garage, not affiliated with the hotel. We did this because the hotel staff said we would need to shovel ourselves out etc. Metro was about a strong 5+ minute walk. A/B/C lines

Such a wonderful visit. Stayed here for a work trip and it was amazing. I had a great view and the…read morestaff were really friendly. Everything was clean. The app was my favorite in getting any requests taken care of. There's lots to see or eat in the area, very walkable location! Even the food at the hotel was nice for those who try the catering. Would definitely stay here when I'm back.

1 Star -- Extremely Disappointing for a $500+ Per Night Hotel…read more I recently stayed at the W Hoboken, and unfortunately, the experience was extremely disappointing--especially considering the $500+ per night price point. The location is excellent, but the service, facilities, and overall level of hospitality simply did not match what I would expect from a W Hotel at this price. The service throughout my stay was very inconsistent. The restaurant was disappointing. The only server who stood out positively was Destiny, who was friendly, attentive, professional, and actually seemed to understand what good hospitality looks like. She was the exception. Unfortunately, most of the other restaurant staff appeared very young and inexperienced, and I did not get the impression that they had received adequate server or hospitality training. Basic requests, such as condiments, involved surprisingly long wait times. There was also very little warmth or engagement from the staff. Destiny was essentially the only person who consistently smiled and made an effort to provide genuine customer service. The front desk experience was also disappointing. Staff frequently did not maintain eye contact and at times appeared nervous, uncomfortable, or unsure when interacting with guests. Again, this is simply not the level of confidence, professionalism, and hospitality I expect from a hotel charging $500+ per night. For a hotel at this price point, I expect a substantially higher standard of service, attention to detail, professionalism, and hospitality. I have traveled extensively throughout the United States and around the world and have stayed at many luxury hotels. In my experience, the W Hoboken was the worst value I have encountered in the $500+ per night hotel category. The price creates an expectation of a certain level of luxury and service, and the actual experience fell far short of that expectation. The W Hoboken could learn a great deal from luxury brands such as Ritz-Carlton and Waldorf Astoria, particularly when it comes to hotel management, employee training, customer service, and restaurant operations. I hope management takes this feedback seriously. The property has a great location and could be a much better luxury experience, but at $500+ per night, the service needs to be dramatically improved to justify the price.

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.

That it WAS a historic, interesting Chelsea landmark is for sure. For a hotel stay, it's not the…read moremost comfortable, convenient, or enjoyable. The historic charm and association with cultural icons of art and music seems disjointed from its current realty as an overpriced and underwhelming "luxury" Manhattan hotel. It felt like staying at one of those big amusement park all-star music resorts, or a sort of mausoleum to a long-gone New York. The room was basic, loud, uncomfortable, and nearly $1k. It's not actually in the middle of any of the fun things going on in Chelsea and still a walk aways from any of the classic attractions like Chelsea Market, the High Line, etc. I have no idea why anyone would choose to stay here. I will not be doing so again and wish I didn't in the first place.

Stayed here for our wedding weekend and loved it. Staff was friendly and attentive, genuinely…read moreaccommodating in every way, they even stored our wedding cake for us. Location is unbeatable, rooms are larger than most in NYC, the rooftop is absolutely gorgeous, and hosting an event there was seamless start to finish. Guests loved it. 10/10.

I had a really great time at this location during a WNYC fundraising event. It was just gearing up…read morefor its annual award ceremony, so the Gansevoort Meatpacking Hotel had a great selection of appetizers.

10 out of 10! I love RH guesthouse not only for the food it's the ambience, architecture and a…read moregreat place for people watching. I love to make reservations for brunch on the weekends. The menu is set up for everyone. From people who enjoy a light or healthy meal with green juice, fruit platter to a soulful meal with Swedish pancakes, crispy potatoes and bacon. If you want to be extravagant, caviar and top shelf champagne is on the menu. Okay! It's all around a vibe with excellent service.

The nicest dining experience I've ever had in NYC…read more The service was the biggest standout--such attentive service. The steak was incredible and every dish had incredible attention to detail.

Great location and great views!…read more The water taxi/ferry is directly across the street. Can't beat it! You can't purchase tickets on board - you need to download the NY Waterway app. The hotel elevators have seen better days but the rooms are clean and spacious. We got upgraded to a room with a panoramic view of NYC. Make my day! Staff are friendly and helpful. You can purchase late-night snacks in the lobby. We'll stay here again!

The location of this hotel is great, walking out you can take the harbor boat to Manhattan within…read more10 minutes. If you get back late, there's a direct bus from Manhattan station to a bus stop across the hotel. The views are also beautiful, overlooking the waterfront between NYC and NJ. Service is quick and friendly. My only gripe with the hotel, similar to other reviews, is that the hotel is pretty dated. The elevators are slow and the interior of the rooms are old. They are very spacious, but there's awkward placement of tables, couches, etc. The bed is very comfortable.

When traveling to NYC for work, I wanted to find a hotel within our budget that was nearish to…read moreFlatiron. I'm a Hilton Gold Member, so I always try to locate a Hilton as the per diem food/beverage credit and water bottles are always a great perk. At booking, I chose a City View one bed room, but when asked for only $16/night to upgrade to City View - Landmark, I did it! I'm very glad I did! Pros: - The view! I found myself both photographing the view at various times of day, but also taking a selfie or two of my fit for work. If torn between paying for a landmark city view or city view, get the landmark! - Easy to get a digital key and maneuver through the property - Urban area increase to per diem (total $28/day for my stay with Gold status) - Lulla is great for any meal, a cocktail, or even an espresso drink. Gravitated here for convenience as it was delicious and great way to use Hilton credits. - Friendly stay at check in/check out (shout out to Pav, Herbie and Jamie) - Comfortable bed that you get at Hilton properties, so great nights sleep even with the sounds of NYC in the background - Complimentary coffee in the lobby if you want no frills pick-me-up Cons: - Only three hangers and no drawers to put your clothes in. I hate living out of a suitcase, though I'm glad they had a stand for luggage at least! - Rooms are small so there's limited space for snacks and toiletries (shared space) - No microwave which made leftovers challenging, so keep in mind if not trying to dine out most of your trip Such a fabulous stay that I'll book again for any future work trips as it was a 15-17 minute walk to the office in Flatiron area. Located near great places to eat like Seoul Bap, Hole in the Wall, and more if you want something besides Lulla in the hotel. Highly recommend and can't wait to return!

If you're looking for a no-frills hotel in a decent neighborhood with nearby station stops, Motto…read moreis a great pick! My best friend and I were on our girls trip to NYC and found this hotel as an option. It looked promising and overall it definitely delivered for the price. Yes, the rooms are small, but we both don't take up much space and it had everything we needed. I thought the bed was comfortable, and for two girls a king sized bed was more than enough. I do think the bathroom being only a barn door was my only qualm, as it didn't give much privacy. The lounge area was nice and spacious, and would be a great spot to get some work done if you don't want to bother the people you're staying with. The staff at the front desk, at the bar, and throughout the hotel were all so pleasant and kind! We didn't get a chance to eat at the restaurant, but it seemed lively and everyone was having a good time.

Cute West Side Boutique hotel. Great Coffee shop, friendly staff and comfortable spaces. Free day…read morepass to Chelsea Piers

Advertised as luxury historic hotel but is just old. Need ground up renovation. Pictures must be 25…read moreyears old. A/C in lobby and halls not working, window units in room , old dirty window treatments, gum on head board, everything is rundown. Staff very nice but in plan clothes and mistaken for guests. Pricing the similar price as 5 star hotels in the area and experience it like a 2.5.