Not Bad
Just got back from 5 nights at this hotel with 3 other friends. On first arriving we were all a bit disappointed because it looked so much smaller than the pictures. After checking in we took the lift to the 2nd floor where we were staying in room 201. The room was quite spacious and had 2 large (queen)? size beds which were large enough for all of us. The bedding was lovely and crisp and clean and was changed once. It had a 3 drawer cabinet on which sat the tv.
 The bathroom was quite small and had a shower over the bath which was lovely and had constant hot water. There were 4 bath towels which were lovely and white and nice and soft and hand towels and facecloths. There were also bottles of shampoo etc and soaps and a hairdryer. 
There wasn't a lot of room to hang your clothes and there were 8 hangers in an alcove in the corner of the room so we had 2 each and there was an iron and ironing board. There was a safe over the clothes rail. The room overlooked the street and with only being 2 floors up there was no view as such. The room seemed not be a bit dim even with all the lights on as there was only 1 main light and that was on one side of the room not in the middle. It also had two bedside cabinets and on one was an iPod dock/alarm clock which came in really useful. There was also a writing desk, which had an ice bucket and tray on top. We were really disappointed in the fact that there was nowhere to sit ! There were no chairs apart from the one with the desk. I think we must have booked a superior room not realising there was nowhere to sit. The two beds faced each other at opposite sides of the room which was good. We found the room extremely noisy and hot. We had the air conditioning on the first night because it was so hot but it was very noisy. We had the windows open a little on the other nights but it was very nosy til about 3 or 4 in the morning. We were then told that there was a rooftop club in the building opposite and that's why it was so busy and noisy. One night was exceptionally noisy because someone was being beaten up outside for what seemed like hours and we heard everything ! 
The breakfast room is on the 7th floor and it is a small room with about 4 tables and chairs nd a tv. We took our tray and took our breakfast to our room as it was usually packed. There was a toaster for bagels only and a Starbucks coffee machine which you can use 24 hours, you can also have tea. There was always plenty of danishes, muffins, doughnuts and bagels on offer and bananas and oranges, there was orange juice and cranberry juice as well but all of these were only available at breakfast time which was 7 til 11 I think. There was a vending machine on the 7th floor and an ice machine on the 6th I think.
 The hotel was in a good position in the wholesale district and was about 10 mins walk to the Empire State and about 15 mins walk to the beginning of Times Square. We were happy about where we were, we seemed near enough but far enough away from the hustle and bustle ! 
The doorman Anthony was extremely helpful and he gave us plenty of advice and helped us with a visit to the 9/11 memorial, booking our tickets. All the staff were helpful though.
 As said in previous reports the lift is extremely busy and luckily were only on the 2nd floor so could walk up. 
All in all I would say this hotel was well worth the money and was in a good position but make sure you ask for a room at the back on a high floor especially if you're a light sleeper ! And ask for a suite if you want somewhere to sit.