An average city hotel in a convenient location
I stayed here a week after the hotel was reopened due to Hurricane Sandy. The best advantage of this hotel is the location, despite the Whitehall station (Yellow line) is still closed. The Bowling Green subway station is less than five minutes walking from the hotel, and the 4/5/Green line runs frequently even during weekends. However, the main issue I have with the hotel is the elevator situation. They have three running elevators, but one was closed due to the hurricane. Since the lobby was actually located at the second floor, waiting time during peak periods are beyond acceptable. Even with three running elevators, I can't imagine how the situation is any better. The relatively small size of the elevator adds to the frustration. The size of the room is small, even the decor is modern. The bathroom is also on the small size with only shower, no bathtubs. It can hold no more than two people comfortably. Will I return? That really depends on the price. The service was a bit mixed. The check-in experience was rather underwhelming as the receptionist forgot about my breakfast and internet coupons (complimentary because I am a Hhonors Diamond).