Hostels in New York State, United States

I was a bit daunted by reviews when booking but was pleasantly surprised. Firstly, you get what you pay for (and a bit more). It’s a hostel with private rooms, not a hotel. Once you realize that, you manage your expectations. It is in a prime location next to Central Park and a short walk to Times Square. It is near a metro station and there are lots of stores and restaurants nearby. The room was adequate (I booked a single room). It was clean and comfortable. Inside the room was a small tv, a small refrigerator, a desk a twin bed and a small closet area. I wasn’t too concerned about the room because I didn’t intend to spend much time in there but it was comfortable enough for my stay. The bathrooms are shared but are privately used so you don’t actually share it with anyone while using. It was always clean and regularly checked (but of course as they are shared some people clear up after themselves better than others). There were several so I never needed to wait more than a few mins. The shower pressure was fine and the water temperature was perfect for me. Even though you pay for gym and facility use when you stay, I never used them so can’t comment on them. The checkin and check out processes were easy. The staff were all friend and helpful. The building felt safe and I never felt worried about anything. I don’t really have any negatives to comment on. There was a little noise at time from other residents but that’s beyond the control of the staff etc.

The check in process was very quick and felt very rushed. There was no tour of the building so I was left to find things on my own. Thats my only complaint, other than that it was accurately descirbed.

The staff is very friendly There is no staff during the day, but there is one at night When there is no staff, you can make a video call using the tablet at the counter Early check-in is not possible, but you can leave your luggage However, I stayed for 3 days and they never cleaned the place..

There is no problem with cleanliness. However, the facilities in the bedrooms and the service provided by the staff are minimal, so you need to get used to it to stay comfortably. However, it is reasonable compared to the local market, so I think it is ideal for travelers who are price-conscious but don't want to get a bad experience. However, there are no curtains or partitions on the beds, and you can't even hang your towel on the top bunk. The beds are pipe beds, so even if you turn over a little, the vibrations will be transmitted to the person below (and vice versa), so I think you need talent and experience to get a good night's sleep. The mattress is firm and the size is acceptable. I am 185 cm tall, but I was able to stretch my legs out and sleep. Newer and more comfortable-looking dormitories in New York are much more expensive than this one, so I am grateful that they offered an option at this price (10,000 yen per night in Japanese yen) with acceptable simplicity. Thank you very much.

In 21st century New York, I actually found a hotel without internet. Make sure you never forget it. Another weird thing is that each room does not have a key card. Always ask the front desk staff to open the door for you. It's troublesome if you want to **.

Spacious room and an elevator in case you have heavy luggage. The common area is quite comfortable as well.

The ventilation is not good, the sound insulation is average, but the privacy is good, and it is cheap. The bed sheets are changed by yourself, which is basically self-service

You can find it easily by walking along Central Park from the 103st subway station. The free bagel and coffee service mentioned in the reviews has ended. It is now offered for $3. The water dispenser is at the entrance to the cafe on the first floor. There is a kitchen in the basement with all the cooking utensils (water heater, range, electric stove, pot, and of course refrigerator and detergent). The shower has hot water, but it takes a while to get warm.

Location is kind of crummy since you have to walk quite a bit to get to the subway station. Not impossible, but just annoying. The hostel/location itself is wonderful though! Employees are very warm and friendly. Community living room, well lit, good ambience. Bar/Cafe available directly in the lobby area. The dorming situation was fine, could've been better. My bunk bed wasn't secured to the wall, so climbing up on the bunk felt bad. The shower and bathroom itself had barely any walkable space. looked to be a 3x5' space... Well air conditioned. Outlets are connected/located at each bed, and the community area has a good kitchen. Laundry room is fine, a bit grungy. Overall, good experience for what it is.

Good beds. Free breakfast. Sometimes didn't have no cereal other then raisin bran or none at all. Bagels and mini muffins either apple or orange juice switch each day.. didn't use pool, too cool. Upstairs hall smelled of MJ.the first two night's. Housekeeping was good. Some units need updating.

I was a bit daunted by reviews when booking but was pleasantly surprised. Firstly, you get what you pay for (and a bit more). It’s a hostel with private rooms, not a hotel. Once you realize that, you manage your expectations. It is in a prime location next to Central Park and a short walk to Times Square. It is near a metro station and there are lots of stores and restaurants nearby. The room was adequate (I booked a single room). It was clean and comfortable. Inside the room was a small tv, a small refrigerator, a desk a twin bed and a small closet area. I wasn’t too concerned about the room because I didn’t intend to spend much time in there but it was comfortable enough for my stay. The bathrooms are shared but are privately used so you don’t actually share it with anyone while using. It was always clean and regularly checked (but of course as they are shared some people clear up after themselves better than others). There were several so I never needed to wait more than a few mins. The shower pressure was fine and the water temperature was perfect for me. Even though you pay for gym and facility use when you stay, I never used them so can’t comment on them. The checkin and check out processes were easy. The staff were all friend and helpful. The building felt safe and I never felt worried about anything. I don’t really have any negatives to comment on. There was a little noise at time from other residents but that’s beyond the control of the staff etc.

The check in process was very quick and felt very rushed. There was no tour of the building so I was left to find things on my own. Thats my only complaint, other than that it was accurately descirbed.

The staff is very friendly There is no staff during the day, but there is one at night When there is no staff, you can make a video call using the tablet at the counter Early check-in is not possible, but you can leave your luggage However, I stayed for 3 days and they never cleaned the place..

There is no problem with cleanliness. However, the facilities in the bedrooms and the service provided by the staff are minimal, so you need to get used to it to stay comfortably. However, it is reasonable compared to the local market, so I think it is ideal for travelers who are price-conscious but don't want to get a bad experience. However, there are no curtains or partitions on the beds, and you can't even hang your towel on the top bunk. The beds are pipe beds, so even if you turn over a little, the vibrations will be transmitted to the person below (and vice versa), so I think you need talent and experience to get a good night's sleep. The mattress is firm and the size is acceptable. I am 185 cm tall, but I was able to stretch my legs out and sleep. Newer and more comfortable-looking dormitories in New York are much more expensive than this one, so I am grateful that they offered an option at this price (10,000 yen per night in Japanese yen) with acceptable simplicity. Thank you very much.

In 21st century New York, I actually found a hotel without internet. Make sure you never forget it. Another weird thing is that each room does not have a key card. Always ask the front desk staff to open the door for you. It's troublesome if you want to **.

Spacious room and an elevator in case you have heavy luggage. The common area is quite comfortable as well.

The ventilation is not good, the sound insulation is average, but the privacy is good, and it is cheap. The bed sheets are changed by yourself, which is basically self-service

You can find it easily by walking along Central Park from the 103st subway station. The free bagel and coffee service mentioned in the reviews has ended. It is now offered for $3. The water dispenser is at the entrance to the cafe on the first floor. There is a kitchen in the basement with all the cooking utensils (water heater, range, electric stove, pot, and of course refrigerator and detergent). The shower has hot water, but it takes a while to get warm.

Location is kind of crummy since you have to walk quite a bit to get to the subway station. Not impossible, but just annoying. The hostel/location itself is wonderful though! Employees are very warm and friendly. Community living room, well lit, good ambience. Bar/Cafe available directly in the lobby area. The dorming situation was fine, could've been better. My bunk bed wasn't secured to the wall, so climbing up on the bunk felt bad. The shower and bathroom itself had barely any walkable space. looked to be a 3x5' space... Well air conditioned. Outlets are connected/located at each bed, and the community area has a good kitchen. Laundry room is fine, a bit grungy. Overall, good experience for what it is.

I thought it was a really relaxing place. Since June 5th, I have stayed several times in a row. I stayed for almost a month, but it is very convenient because there are restaurants, a market, and a convenience store nearby. Good location. After all, it's safe and secure, and it feels like a little sure house with a round on each floor. I want to use it again. The staff were all very kind. The front door is also safe with a security door. I was relieved with a security door that could not be easily invaded from the outside.

Not recommended, the hotel environment and facilities are dilapidated, there is no service. The price is not cheap either. A deposit of US$100 was paid when staying in the hotel in advance, and it has not been returned for two days.

The room booked for my daughter, I can't stay in the dormitory early in the school, booked two nights, the room is small, but the foreign rooms are like this, the bed is more comfortable.

房間非常乾淨，很好

Good hotel in a low price

The hotel service is very good, the equipment is very new, and it feels safer than the other hotels in this time. The room is large, comfortable, and the location is good. It's not too far away if you drive.

It's a good hotel It's good for the price, so it's good to travel. I strongly recommend it.

Bed was so comfy! Room was clean! Great trip! We’ll be back!