Stuyvesant Heights Historic District Holidays from £950

Rooms are spacious, clean and modern. Outstanding location, easy walking distance to shopping and tourist areas. Great amount of restaurants in the area.

Pros: Great location. Easy walking distance to SoHo, Chinatown, Little Italy, and Tribeca) and A-C-E trains right outside your door. Cons: The room was okay. One elevator (there are 2) was out of order for our first two days, which was a pain. More annoying was the strange lack of attention to refilling very basic amenities in our room. I woke up on the first morning to discover I only had decaf coffee pods! We also ran out of toilet paper, which is a first for me in a hotel. I get that it's more sustainable (or less expensive) to have housekeeping visit every other day but then you have to compensate by overfilling things like coffee pods, towels, and TP!! When I called the front desk to ask for more supplies, I was put on hold by the front desk for long enough that I hung up and used Kleenex. Desperate times! Our door was semi-broken as well (it took some muscle to open and fully latch when leaving) and there was a constant leak from our bathroom faucet (so much for sustainability). I mentioned both of these when I checked out and the front desk employee said "thanks" (no one in the service industry says "I'm sorry" anymore, lolz). Looking back at how much this cost, I am feeling a little salty and probably won't stay here again. If I do, I'll remember to more strongly advocate for TP and caffeine.

Overall an okay property. The room was basic in terms of amenities. Bed, bathroom, closet and fridge. No in room tea/coffee.A food market was available in the lobby and they gave us a $15/day voucher which was okay if everything in the market wasn't so overpriced. We bought two tea packets for $12.00 just as an example. Great spot near subway obviously. Decent staff, and room could have been cleaner

Easy check in. Room was clean and bathroom great. Fridge in room and the laundry room was handy. It is so close to the subway/bus so very convenient for tourists

I was upgraded to a corner one bedroom suite and this was the most spacious hotel room I’ve ever been in in NYC! The view over the Hudson River at sunset was incredible and the giant soaking tub was heaven:)