Three Star Hotel at best - disappointing !
Let me start by saying that I am a well travelled individual and have stayed in some beautiful hotels around the globe therefore I think my thoughts/opinions count.
This wasn't my first choice of hotel for my recent trip and it was with some trepidation that I agreed to stay here.
On arrival I was upgraded to a junior suite which was a nice touch - checking in process was acceptable. 
The general feel of the hotel is "Tatty" - the lift interior is scratched and bruised and the corridor leading to my room was littered with used food trays and wine glasses. Most of the hotel room doors had seen better days.
Wine glasses remained on the corridor floor for a 24 hour duration.
Entering my room took me back to a 1960's bedsit. The artex ceilings had seen better days and in places the paint had been renewed creating varying shades of white. The net curtains had a yellowish hue to them and were certainly in need of a good wash. 
The air vents were clogged with fluff and dust and the 1960's wooden interior had seen better days. The primitive double glazed windows had collected a lot of grime over the years and there was an array of dead moths/insects in the room which bewildering had not been cleaned up.
Breakfast 15 minute wait so went to a nice place on the corner - Rue 57.
The rate charged was well in excess of USD 500 (room only), and yet I was still charged USD 15.00 a day for wifi and USD 10.00 to use the Gym. In addition to this when I requested to use a computer/printer to arrange the boarding pass for my flight I was to find out that this would incur further charges.
This hotel is tired, dirty and behind the times - believe me, for the money they charge you can do a lot better in Manhattan. AVOID.