I don't say this lightly. stay away
I stayed at this hotel for 1 night due to a late night, and early morning for work at my office in midtown. The lobby looks nice, and is quite trendy.
The rooms are old, like many in NYC, but the hotel makes no attempt to up-sell anything. Old sheets, towels, mattress, curtains, carpet, windows, door...
I got back late and took a shower. Very basic amenities (soap, shampoo) and when I pulled the towel off the rack, I discovered what can only be described at black shoe polish, covering part of the towel. I dried off using my dirty clothes, and tried to call down to get fresh towels, but no one answered after about 10 minutes of trying (without exaggeration). I gave up and pulled the sheets down (yes, really...) and found large rips in the sheets (about 1ft x 1ft triangle). I made the effort and followed through on the ringing and ringing, finally reaching the front desk and having them send up new bed linens. The housekeeping supervisor came up with new sheets (by chance, I didn't request that she do it personally), and while she was putting them on, I noticed more small rips in the new sheets. I pointed them out and the supervisor said "they're all like that." I commented that I would be ashamed to put linens in a room like that, and she agreed! It was all the owners were willing to provide... The supervisor brought new towels, but left the old ones... 
When checking out in the morning, I brought the dirty towels to the front desk with me. They were completely grossed out, and I pointed out the fact that I had discovered them while getting out of the shower with no alternative to dry off. It also made me question the overall cleanliness of the room- had any of the linens been replaced when the room was turned over?? They didn't charge me for the room, which I'm sure my company appreciated, but it didn't do anything for me... On my way out the front desk manager gave me her card and offered me a free night to make it up, but honestly, I wouldn't even stay there for free. Really.