Rh guesthouse is so much nicer than the RH Rooftop…read more I liked the atmosphere and the food; they serve cocktails! The menu includes more pricier items like Wagyu steak. From the second we entered the restaurant, everyone was so nice. Guy at the entrance door, hostess, our waiter.... So friendly. We loved the decor.. the food reviews seemed more positive at the Guesthouse and we agree. Completely different vibe. Rooftop is casual, family friendly. Guesthouse is more for special dinners, meetings, dates, etc... There's no dress code, I came in leggings and sneakers and we were treated like royalty. We ordered a lobster roll for L and I got 2 mini lobsters with caviar for our appetizers. We both preferred our own app but with caviar or without, the lobster was delicious.. much better than the rooftop. I went to the rooftop the following week to compare. The meat was sweet and savory.. very buttery. Rooftop had too much mayo, we almost ordered another one. The caviar lobster rolls were good but the caviar wasn't necessary... I just wanted to try it. I ordered a Negroni and it was also really good and so cute with the RH ice cube. Then came the Wagyu steak and my Branzino. Both were delicious. L ordered his steak Medium Rare. I make amazing steak but I don't mess with Wagyu so it was actually very tasty. They had finishing salt on the side. The steak was seasoned perfectly so it didn't need additional salt. My Branzino had so much meaty flesh I couldn't finish it. It's enough for 2 almost.... I also ordered the sweet potatoes since it got great reviews. It tasted exactly like how I made it once at home but I want to eat healthier so I don't put all the extra ingredients usually. Everything was so good. Great service. We loved everything.. again, we didn't dress up even though a lot of diners did. Whether you do or not.. they treat you so well. I've recommended this spot to others and they loved it too.

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.

Stayed here over a year ago and it was great! Cant beat the price in NYC! Clean, quite, and super…read moreclose to the subway and restaurants. Only thing that would make it better would be your own bathroom!

Yoav the owner greeted my friends and I with a smile a chat and an iced coffee. Seriously this was…read morethe best place I've stayed at in NYC. Super friendly staff, very personal touches. Clean, comfy good sized room especially for Soho. Amazing safe location. Need I say more? I will be back!

Without doubt the best hotel in NYC. I stayed here once, a year ago, and would go back again in a…read moreheartbeat. The location cannot be beat - central to everything a person could want to do or see in Manhattan (perhaps this is best illustrated by the fact that it is RIGHT NEXT DOOR to Harney and Sons, the best tea shop in NYC, which is saying a lot). The service could not have been better. I arrived prior to my check-in time and they were so gracious; I was completely discombobulated due to being there for a memorial event, and was still pretty upset about my loss. They were so understanding, and even found a different, BETTER room for me to check in to that let me change and leave for my event. I wish I could give more stars. The hotel itself is so lovely. The courtyard is an oasis of calm, and with only a handful of rooms, the entire property is on a human scale that is otherwise nearly impossible to find in NYC. It is a super-refreshing contrast to large, corporate hotels that thousands of people sweep in and out of, with all of their messes, germs, etc; this place feels like you're staying in the stately home of a very solicitous friend. The breakfast cooked to order on the premises (next to the courtyard) was so nice, and started the day in such a civilized way. The rooms were very nice, too. Perhaps best of all -- and again, nearly unheard-of in NYC -- they were QUIET. Even in one with a window on the street, I was able to sleep like a baby. My only regret is that my trip was such a whirlwind that I wasn't better able to express to the staff how much they helped me in a difficult time. But I hope this conveys some of that here -- you could not ask for a better home away from home on your travels in New York.

La Sienna was the final stop of our San Francisco to New York road trip and was a fabulous end to…read moreour time in the States. The room was very reasonable in price, especially in comparison to other hostels and hotels in NYC. Our double room was a little on the small side but as we only really used it as a base it was all we needed. We had a shared bathroom and kitchen area, all clean and fully equipped and it was a short walk from two subway stations. My only reservation would be I didn't feel 100% safe walking back late at night and wouldn't advise anyone did so on their own as these streets are dark and quiet. The owners are fantastic people - friendly, helpful and complete animal lovers just like my boyfriend and I so a percentage of what you pay goes to a nearby animal charity. We also had a lot of luggage to leave behind that we had accrued on our trip: bags, clothes, books etc. and the lady who owned the hostel told us she'd take it all down to the homeless shelter and charity shops. Before we checked out the male owner showed us some of their bigger rooms which were more like little self-contained apartments - they were really lovely. I think we would pay slightly more to stay in one of these if we were to return, but I also know there is a dorm on the top floor for those who are budgeting. Thank you La Sienna - you completed our amazing USA roadtrip!

La Sienna is perfection! I and a friend stayed there in March 2012 when I interviewed at Columbia…read more It's inexpensive, clean, well-located, quiet, safe, and the customer service was great! It definitely did feel like a quiet apartment building with single rooms. It did not have a hostel feel at all (at least our room and floor) A quick walk to the 120th st metro stop and amsterdam ave the other direction. Really perfect if you're visiting Columbia :) The only problem I'd say is the 3 night minimum, but that's hardly a deal-breaker. It's still cheaper to stay here for 3 nights than most places for one night! Don't let the fact it's in Harlem dissuade you. Harlem is a great part of the city, and a police station is only a couple blocks away if you still need some assurance.

My Parents stayed here recently and loved having a charming place of their own that they could stay…read moreat near me. The rooms are gorgeous and CLEAN. The location is great nearby the Magnolia bakery and Tartine, not to mention shopping on Bleeker St! Its really quiet too while close enough to all the action of the West Village & Meat packing district. They stayed in the Monet room which I only saw pictures of, but could see it had a lovely view overlooking the backyard gardens.

We were shocked to find that our 'apartment' was a room off the living room of the owners' own…read moreapartment. We had to walk THROUGH their home to get to our 'ground floor' room which was UNDER ground: we could see people's shoes walk by, through the BARS on the windows, windows that we were not allowed to open to air out the stifflingly hot, smelly with incense room. No air! Four keys to four locked doors to pass through to get inside and then out. It seemed like a fire hazard to my freaked out husband. We were prepaid of course, and lost all our money but we were never going to stay in this way-too-cozy, scary, awful place. OMG. Be careful and ask more questions: that's what we learned with this very bad experience. These people are trying to make a living, I get it, but it was way overpriced for what it is. No privacy, other people's sounds and smells: NOT a hotel!

The whole staff was very nice and helpful. When it started raining during our visit they were…read morealways asking if they could call a car for us. The rooms are on the older side but kept clean. David at the front desk was incredible. He learned that it was our anniversary and he upgraded us to a larger room. We're Globalists so we get the occasional suite upgrade, no it's nice when the staff initiates it without having to ask. They were also helpful with tips about the city and with directions. The location of the Dream Midtown is fantastic. It's near several amazing bars and pubs., and walking distance to Broadway and Time Square. It's also positioned over a great train line, making it easy to strike out and see the rest of the city. Most of our destinations didn't even require a transfer. We'd love to stay at this hotel again.

Hotels in NYC can definitely be a hit or miss, and Dream Midtown is absolutely a hit. The energy of…read morethe hotel immediately stood out to me and set a positive tone for the stay. The hotel is located on 55th Street near Times Square and, most importantly for me, close to subway lines that make getting to the airports straightforward and stress free. I was greeted by a warm and efficient check-in agent and was in my room within minutes. The room was comfortable, had ample space for my large suitcase, and offered a great bed for a solid night of rest. One downside is that there is no fridge in the room, but the restaurant downstairs was happy to fill my cooler with ice to keep my medication cold. The gym is not inside the hotel but located a couple of blocks away, which actually worked well for me since hotel gyms can feel sterile. The gym partnered with Dream Midtown was stellar, well equipped, and very accommodating. Overall, I was very pleased with my stay, experienced no issues, and would gladly choose this hotel again for a future trip to New York.

It's almost impressive how awful this place is…read more I had a reservation from Oct. 4th - Oct. 11th in room 6. Throughout my stay I encountered a number of unpleasantries, the most disturbing of which began on the evening of Oct 10th.  The first thing I noticed upon settling in was how much I could hear commotion from neighboring rooms. Loud reverberant footsteps from the guests directly above - both with shoes and socks - were abnormally invasive. I requested earplugs but they were largely ineffective. When switched to heat, the HVAC system sounded like a dumpster falling down a flight of stairs. Towels contained hair on them, a countless amount of small fruit flies circled in the kitchen and throughout the room, and I even discovered a small cockroach crawling on the bathroom floor.  However, starting at around 5pm on Oct 10th, a loud party began in the room directly next door. Pounding music and yelling that continued to escalate with alcohol dominated all night. I had phoned the front desk at 9pm, again at 10pm, and finally at 2am. Despite the front desk employees' claims to have asked the guests to discontinue the noise, they were ignored and the situation was never properly addressed. Loud drunken screaming arguments broke out inside and spilled into the hallways and balcony. At one point a woman began crying in the hall. I have taken several video recordings to document just some of the noise. I probably could have actually gotten some sleep in my car. This is completely inexcusable and brazenly unprofessional from a business standpoint. The sort of negligence and treatment I received was baffling. These guests should have been fined and removed. Instead, the noise was allowed to continue through my checkout process at 3:30am and I got no sleep despite having a 2am wake up for a flight. Front desk staff simply threw up their hands and took a helpless position. Guests were left to fend for themselves. I heard several try and fail to get anyone to stop the noise. Needless to say, I will not be returning to this hotel. As a professional who travels frequently to NY, I think my associates, partners, and friends should be informed to steer clear. I don't see how the cost was justified in the slightest. Paying to be sleep deprived is not exactly my idea of a pleasant stay. If this "hotel" had an ounce of integrity, they'd be reviewing all guests who stayed during this mayhem and comp the evening at the very least. I've emailed the manager Peter and have not received a response. Abject failure as an establishment and a marvel they're in business.

Hi. I stayed here recently and a RAT crawled along my childs crib. We eventually found rat poo…read moreinside. I reached out to management and front desk immediately and they said they'll get back to me later!!! Not serious at all. Beware of RAT problems.

Small, quaint, Beautiful- friendly staff womens guest house. Very accommodating breakfast and happy…read morehour included.

Wow, Wisteria (women only) guesthouse was truly an amazing stay! Amenities and hospitality were…read morebeyond! I rolled up here with my gf after an alcohol fueled beach day for a check in where we met Deb! Deb def wanted to prob kill us but she was so patient Bc we were absolutely just wanting to go swim with our other friend staying here lol, no disrespect Deb- you were great and we appreciated you! Wisteria has 6 rooms total you can see them listed on the site, we stayed upstairs in the Louise which was perfect. Rooms were clean and new, this is the first summer they were open, I believe. There is a pool, beach towels and chairs available for your use during your time. The common area has a kitchen where Deb had a light fare available to us for some grab and go stuff but I believe the next day she was actually making real breakfast, we ran off to our friends house instead, so we missed that. Don't you dare step behind debs invisible line in the kitchen; AKA, behind the kitchen counter .. that's her domain.. lol The only thing that is annoying is that you cannot have any guests visit you and no men are allowed. I believe the only ways the rules will be bent is if you and your posse rent out the guesthouse in its entirety. The rooms by the pool are larger; just FYI. Oh and she did offer a Prosecco and cheese/light bites at around 530pm? We missed that too, lol. Overall, great stay highly recommend without reservation... Amazing touch upon check out, she gave us a little wisteria tote bag with a Turkish towel inside :)

The Leo House is a great central location in NYC. Walking distance to many places and subway…read morestations. The staff so so kind and the complimentary breakfast is great too! If your room does not include a shower don't worry the shower rooms off the hallways are great and easy to use! Your room will lock itself (at least mine did) so always bring your key when you leave. You have to drop the key to your room off at the front desk before you exit the hotel but the front desk always has someone there so they'll give you the key when you come back! It is an awesome price for what you get I will definitely be returning!

Extremely disappointing and deeply concerning experience…read more This hotel claims to be a Christian-based organization, which makes what happened even more difficult to understand. We had a reservation for 3 young girls in a two-bed room. This was their first visit to New York City. When they arrived, the clerk attempted to deny them based on their ages, then they were ere denied access to the room because the hotel claimed that NYC fire safety regulations did not allow 3 guests to occupy the two beds in the room. One of the girls called the hotel several weeks prior to checking in to confirm the occupancy and was told 3 people was not an issue. I understand that hotels must follow fire and occupancy regulations. If that was truly the issue, then the hotel should have identified the problem when the reservation was made--not when the young girls arrived at the property. Instead, at approximately 8:00 p.m., they were turned away and left stranded in New York City with nowhere to stay. No reasonable alternative accommodation was provided, and they were left to figure out the situation themselves. They would not even allow them to remain in the hotel lobby while the girls attempted to find other accommodations. What makes this particularly disappointing is the hotel's claim of being a Christian-based organization. Regardless of the circumstances, I would expect an organization that promotes Christian values to demonstrate compassion, kindness, responsibility, and concern for the safety and well-being of 3 young girls who were suddenly left without a place to stay. Following a policy is one thing. How you treat people when enforcing that policy is another. As parents of one of the girls, we called the hotel. We were informed that a manager was on the way back in to the hotel, and to call back in 30-minutes. This was a lie. When we called back, the hotel manager was not there, but was informed we would receive a call back from the manager. As I am writing this review, we still have not received a call from the manager. If the reservation violated occupancy requirements, the hotel should have taken responsibility for its failure to catch the issue before arrival and helped these girls find a safe place to stay. Instead, they were left stranded at 8 p.m. in a city they had never visited before. This experience was frightening, unacceptable, and completely inconsistent with the level of compassion I would expect from an organization that identifies itself as Christian-based. If I could give this a negative star review, I would. Management to reconsider how situations like this are handled in the future and ensure that their policies are posted when booking the room.