This place is AWFUL.
Definitely NOT a 3.5 star, as advertised on Priceline. The rooms are ridiculously small (not even enough space to do pushups on the floor without my elbows hitting the wall). It barely accomodates the bed (with a foot to spare on each side). You have to climb on top of the bed just to open the one window. I'm fit, not fat, but I was still scraping against the bathroom doorway when going into and out of the bathroom. Don't expect any amenities like fridge, microwave, or even a coffee maker... they aren't here!! The desk is smaller than a 2x4 and the chair is a cheap, hard, aluminum chair. The shower only has a glass partition between the actual shower and the bed area. THIS HOTEL SHOULD BE BARRED FROM PRICELINE, OR SHOULD HAVE ITS STAR RATING LOWER TO 1 OR 2 STARS. Even more aggravating, I received numerous "price alerts" from Priceline saying that there are other 3 and 4 star hotels in Midtown for under $80/night. I've stayed at numerous other 3 star hotels in Midtown and the rooms were all much bigger and much nicer. No free coffee downstairs here either (it is $5 in the breakfast restaurant). This place is really more a "hostel," not a "hotel." Also, most of the towels had hair on them or were stained. The first room I was given had a lock on the door which was half-broken (could be opened by inserting something into the door frame). The lobby is full of "trendy," gimmicky things (like a vending machine that contains $20 toothbrushes or $8000 photo shoot vouchers). PATHETIC!!!