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"Didn’t eat there"

"We enjoyed our first stay here while attending an event at the Javits center. We will definitely use this hotel again. Very nice room with king bed. Super comfy and clean. "

"Our air conditioner was broken for a couple days and it was 80 degrees. We called to get it fixed, and three hours later nobody came. We had to call again then finally someone came and opened the window. The AC was broken the whole time though (besides the first day)."

"I didn't like the auto 20% gratuity at the restaurant, but the food was good if not over priced. Cleaning staff was great. "

"The staff was extremely helpful and friendly!!"

"Everything was great! "

"4 out of 5 stars with notes: Property is less than 6 months old, so it's still clean (except for the very dirty carpeting in the elevators) and new. Staff is helpful and friendly except one night at 10:45 pm, a worker was vacuuming right outside our door. I reminded him what time it was. "I'm almost done," he said, and continued to vacuum, annoyed that I had interrupted his work. I called the front desk who asked me if the guy had a binding on his head and said it was their house man and that they would speak to him. It's close to Manhattan (one or a few stops via subway, depending on the station), and our room had an awesome view of the Manhattan skyline. The neighborhood is light industrial and devoid of people but we felt safe. There's a lot of trash on the streets and sidewalks, however (behind a nearby parked RV was a pile of poop just sitting on the street). The nearby Irish bar had good but overpriced food, though it's too loud and has too many drunks to be family friendly. We used a friendly but run-down corner mart nearby as well. The free hotel breakfast was typical but filling--we even skipped lunch once or twice. If you want real good breakfast food, go to a restaurant. The free subway shuttle to the Vernon Ave station was nice but ran only from 7 to 11 am and 5 to 9 pm. Get back late and you're walking several blocks back to the hotel. One am we arrived 15 min before 11 am but the driver said no go. Not good. Overall a nice stay with some caveats."

"Great property close to Times Square. Rooms are small with no fridge or microwave, but this is an old, historic, well-kept property that we would definitely return to. Get to know "Bobby the Doorman", he's been there for 47 years!! Breakfast at Friedman's was great."

"Parking garage on 50th street 3 min walk $40 overnight parking very reasonable "