Disgusting!
This hotel is absolutely disgusting!
I had read reviews on trip advisor beforehand so kind of knew what to expect but I genuinely didn’t think that it would be that bad! 
We stepped out of the lift on the second floor and couldn’t believe the corridors walking up to the room! They were actually creepy! Really dark corridors with doors on the rooms that were nearly a hundred years old! 
We walked in our room with disbelieve, we didn’t even put our bags down just walked round the room in utter shock. Cobwebs on the ceiling, paint peeling off the walls, stains on the carpet, an old heater in the corner that sounded like a bus when you turned it on! And you needed it on because the draft that was coming through the window was freezing! It actually moved the curtains! 
Our room was on the second floor, I specifically asked for a floor higher up as I had read reviews previously about the lack of sleep people had on lower level floors, I went straight back down to reception where she informed me we couldn't be moved higher for a room with a view, when I explained that was not the case she just dismissed us and said that she didn't have anything and to try again in a few more hours. 
We lasted one night at The Hotel Pennsylvania, after a sleepless cold night’s sleep (I was piling my coats on top of my covers in the end to keep warm) we decided to phone the tour operator and upgrade to The New Yorker, we had to put a few hundred pound to the upgrade but it was well worth while, we couldn’t get out of The Hotel Pennsylvania fast enough!!! 
Seriously people learn from my mistake! It is as bad as people say!