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Star Rating:
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| No. of Rooms:
58 |
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| Phone:
212 989 9333 |
Fax:
212 989 9496 |
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| Total of 2 reviews |
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| Submission date: 2007-05-01 - Date of Stay: April 2007 |
| Submitted by: Joris - From: Ireland |
| Type of Traveller: Culture Vulture - Age Group: 31 - 40 |
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| No Hot Water! |
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Since we did not have a single drop of water (and no alternatives offered) since we arrived untill we left, I would not recommend this hotel. |
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4 out of 4 readers found this review helpful |
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| Submission date: 2006-10-01 - Date of Stay: September 2006 |
| Submitted by: Mimi - From: United States |
| Type of Traveller: Family Traveller - Age Group: 41 - 50 |
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| Fine by me |
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Location: terrific, safe, convenient, next to Parsons/New School between 5th & 6th Avenues on W. 11th St.
Price: $135 + tax came to $156. The most "expensive" one listed.
Room: Clean enough, fresh linens. Older, sturdy rattan furniture that gave it an oddly beach-y feel. Botanical print on the wall. Windows opened, metal Venetian blinds worked. Clock/radio/alarm and a shelf full of paperbacks, TV, small (old) sink with one of the faucets that was slow, but worked, closet w/door. Extra, newer looking blankets in the closet. 2 fresh, soft, white waffle weave robes and 2 pairs of slippers. Nice little toiletries bag with better-than-expected aloe soap, shower cap, shampoo, conditioner, and a sewing kit. Our particular room was at the end of the hall, so it had TWO, count 'em--TWO windows. View of the alley, but hey, it was a 2nd window. Radiator, window unit. Cool weather precluded use of either, so can't address their efficiency.
Hallway: one little funky kitchen open to use by guests... Read more |
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12 out of 12 readers found this review helpful |
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