Small room, but quiet, clean and good price for NYC
stayed here one weekend in March with my husband and teenage daughters, the 2 full size beds were small, as full size usually is, but very comfortable, the bedding was warm and cozy, and not any of that old i don't want to touch that comforter stuff. the room was very small, almost claustrophobic, but we only needed to sleep and shower. The room was very clean, including the bathroom. the remote control for the tv didn't work, but we were very tired, so it didn't matter to much, and the alarm clock didn't work either, however since we stayed on a saturday night, the church bells from across the street did a fine job of waking us up. We didn't hear much noise from other rooms during the night, however in the morning we heard lots of banging doors, and someone yelling in the hall that they needed to get in to use the toilet. They had a free breakfast till 10;00am, with a variety of items, from make your own waffles, to baked goods, eggs, pan fries, yogurts, juice, toast and bagels. the breakfast area was crowded, and small, but people moved quickly and you made the best of it. The hotel was right near madison square garden, also only about a 10 minute walk to times square, and 5th avenue shopping, as well as the theatre district. The rates for our stay were lower then most hotels in NYC, and they allowed a one night stay on weekends which isn't always available in NYC. Be aware that in a double bed situation with 2 per bed, the closet impedes on one of the beds, so you are bumping inyo it during the night, and the other bed is butted up against the desk, so a person in that bed could be bumping it to it all night. my husband put the extra pillow against the desk so he didn't smack it during the night. I realize this is a critical review and may sound negative, but the hotel is nice, and when in NYC you are typically only using a hotel for a bed, not for extra's. This is close to everything, easy to navigate to, and has free breakfast, a huge time and money saver in NYC, i would definately stay here again.