what a dump!!!
I was flown up for an interview and put up here, will never ever come back on my own! Let's start with some positives! The air condition worked great and the bed and pillow were comfortable and the room was a decent size, didn't feel closed in or anything but that's where it ends.
 The closet is tiny, the main bar for hanging clothes is like a child's closet and only gives you 3-4 feet so you have to bend your clothes half way, the section that's longer is filled with the ironing board and iron, if you take those out there's a little more room for longer clothes. Only 2 drawers and one is filled with a spare blanket, i threw that on the floor with the iron and ironing board to make room for my stuff. Now here's a biggie...the only furniture is two night tables, two 70's looking card room looking chairs and an ottoman...NO DESK OR TABLE!...WTF!!!. I come for an interview, want to do a little work to prepare and i'm sitting on the bed writing and if i wanted to eat something in my room it would be tricky, maybe roomservice leaves you the rolling table hopefully because i don't know where i would eat an entree with a knife and fork. No electrical outlets near the bed for my CPAP machine (for sleep apnea) or cell phone charging or lap top, two outlets in room but to tables near them. The engineer cam, pulled out the bed and there was an outlet behind there for my machine to plug in but had to call and wait for that.
 I was told i had free WiFi but when i went to use it i couldn't get thier log in screen so i called the front dest and was transferred to an outside company that fixed the problem but it was 20 minutes or tech support and opening different windows and sitting on hold before we got it going....Speaking of Windows, they do not open, not even a little.
 Only 33 channels on the television and please tell me "what hotel in this day and age doesn't have complimentary HBO?"...answer...this one! Now there was an ice machine and buckets on the floor and an empy space where the vending machines probably were but nothing there now and no place to buy a can of soda in the lobby either.
 Last and least, the bathroom!. Tiny!!! it had this stainless steel sink that looks like it came from and airplane with zero counter space to put stuff, only 2 small shelves over the toilet and those are filled with glasses and soaps and other stuff (oh and my little shampoo bottle was used by previous guest and only 2/3 filled) I measure and the toilet is less than 4 inches from the wall so when you sit on it your pressed against the wall and have to move when you need to grab toilet paper to wipe and although plenty of good hot water for the shower there was very little on the base of the tub for slipping and i had to be really careful while in it not to slip because I'm just not a law suit kind of guy.
 All in all, if I was a tourist on a limited budget and really didn't know better or was planning on just sleeping in the room and being gone 16 hours of the day it may be ok but if you have work to do or are a women I would not recommend this place at all. They told me the hotel was just purchaed and changes are being made but i would never book a room here unless i could physically walk inside and see for myself first. Come to NYC frequently and only stayed in one place that was worse but could have cared less because i was only there to sleep and that was it