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Very good experience. For the first time, stay at the 1 Hotel Central Park. The front desk is very nice and everyone smiles. The room is not a luxury type, but it is very clean. The location is also very convenient and it is very convenient to go to the airport.

If you're planning on moving to Brooklyn, the location is great. The market is nearby, the famous Dumbo is right next to it, and the view is great. However, the area under the bed was not clean and there was too much dust. The facilities were nice with the latest + natural concept. There was construction going on next to the hotel, but it wasn't noisy and it's a hotel I want to visit again.

The hotel is very close to the Metropolitan Museum of Art and a walk takes place. The rooms are small but beautifully furnished. Two bottles of Evian mineral water are delivered every day. The first day has fruit bowls. Many people in the lobby elevators wear clothes to highlight New York fashion. It was unfortunate that I met an Oolong front desk man and gave me two pre-authorizations. I had to pay a hundred for the prepayment of the house. He brushed a hundred and then brushed for 590 dollars. I didn't point out that he didn't explain this to me. When I showed the text message of payment, he went to the office and said something to another person. Then the person came out and checked that they didn't collect more money, everything was OK, then I asked. What should I do with this money? The man said that he will be able to return it to me. This is a mistake. This is of course a mistake. The lady who came to check did not apologize and said that there was no problem. I am very dissatisfied with this. I didn’t receive more than five hundred dollars in the morning, but I returned a hundred dollars. It was too much. I checked this matter with them when I checked out. They said that they didn’t collect more money. The pre-authorization will be after I left. I gave it back in a few days. They did not collect the money but brushed up the pre-authorization, and did not release the pre-authorization when I left. It was almost a month before I received the automatic cancellation. The rooms in the hotel are very good and good value for money, but for the work at the front desk, remind the Chinese compatriots to pay attention!

Highly recommended for business travelers around Osaka area. It's located few meters after you exit of shinkansen ticket gate.

It's a very comfortable and spacious room. There are basically no shortcomings. The security service at the door is very good. You can't enter without a key card. It's a great experience.

We had an absolutely exceptional stay at The Bowery Hotel. From the moment we arrived, the team welcomed us with remarkable warmth and attention, making our experience unique and memorable. Our room was perfectly comfortable, and the details in the decor added a special charm, combining elegance with authenticity. The breathtaking view of the New York skyline from our floor offered a stunning spectacle, both day and night. The hotel’s ideal location allowed us to enjoy the city fully while having a peaceful retreat to recharge. Thank you to the entire team for an unforgettable stay that made our time in New York a cherished memory. We highly recommend The Bowery Hotel to anyone seeking a refined and authentic experience.

Just like others have mentioned, there’s a serious issue with overcharging at their bar, restaurant, and rooftop, and there’s no way to complain. The staff just pass you around from one department to another. For a small charge of $20-30, you’re left chasing them with no resolution in sight. The hotel may look stylish, and the rooms might be Instagram-worthy, but if Arlo put even a fraction of that effort into staff training and making their charges more transparent and fair, they’d be much better off. Their management is a complete mess—it’s a classic case of ‘all that glitters is not gold.’ I live in New York, and staying at local hotels for a staycation is something I enjoy. I chose Arlo Williamsburg because I like the rooftop in this area. I’ve been to the rooftop bar at Arlo before, and it has a great view and weekend party vibe, but I had no idea it’s not free to enter. I was there previously because my friend booked it, and we just showed up. I also didn’t know that even if you’re a hotel guest, you can’t just head up to the rooftop bar. The pool? Forget it. Unless you’re willing to spend $300-500 on top of the already limited two-person allowance per room. And on top of that, they charge a $34.38 resort fee, which is usually for hotels with pool access, but you don’t get to swim. The real issue started when the check-in guy gave me a card saying I had a $20 credit for restaurant use. But he didn’t tell me it only applied to food, not drinks, and it wasn’t written on the card. I ordered an Old Fashioned at the bar, assuming I could use the credit, because I wasn’t interested in their food. I even asked the bartender, who seemed new and unsure about the guest credits, but she said I could just charge it to my room and it would be deducted, so I went ahead. A week later, I saw a charge of $28+ on my card and called to ask why. They explained the credit is only for food, not drinks, but no one told me that. I tried to explain, but they just passed me to other customer service reps and told me to send emails here and there. I wasted an entire afternoon trying to sort this out, and in the end, I called my bank to cancel the charge. Over a month later, the bank said Arlo provided proof of the charge, so I still had to pay for it. Funny how Arlo suddenly became so responsive when it came to proving this charge, but I was done fighting at this point. It left a bad taste in my mouth, and I’ve decided I will never stay at any Arlo property again. As for the rooms, they may look nice, but the quality is lacking. The shower gel bottle was empty, and no one even checked to refill it. The room itself was tiny, barely any space to turn around, and definitely not kid-friendly—you’ll be bumping into everything. 2 points are for the Instagram looks

The Bryant Park Hotel is hands down my favorite place to stay whenever I visit NYC. I’ve stayed here multiple times, and every room I’ve experienced has been fantastic. The unbeatable location is a huge plus, but what truly sets this hotel apart is the exceptional front desk staff. Jo, in particular, is an absolute gem! She has a way of making you feel like an old friend from the moment you arrive to departure. Her warmth and attention to detail truly go above and beyond, making each stay feel special. I look forward to my next visit in December!

There are not many people who comment on it. The hotel is on 49th Street between 7th and 8th Avenues. The roads in Manhattan are easy to recognize, just right and street. Start on Fifth Avenue and then sixth, seventh, Broadway and eighth. In the middle is the street. The Port Authority's main station (that is, the coach station) is on 42nd Street, Times Square is on 47th Street, and the subway can be a 50th Street station, very close. A lot of food nearby (Ichiran Ramen, Shake Burger, Michelin Steak House). The hotel is not a well-known brand in the chain, it is relatively small and not luxurious, but the price is not cheaper than the surrounding Marriott or the like. Last year, I stayed at Marriott very large. The exterior looks larger and more luxurious than this. After all, his infrastructure is very early. But this good place is closer to Times Square than the quiet Marriott there, rooms have microwaves, coffee machines, free fruit and apples, bananas, potato chips, ice water for 24 hours downstairs. There is coffee and tea on the second floor, and friends can sit there. There are slippers, umbrellas and toiletries in the room. L'Occitane. These are not available in American hotels. Dental appliances are not. I booked an agent's twin room at Ctrip at first, which was 500 yuan cheaper than the official website. There are two types of twin beds on the official website. One is ordinary and the other is a barrier-free room with a handrail. The difference between these two types is 500. The double bed marked on Ctrip did not say that it was an accessible room. I booked Ctrip for a small farmer. The fact that I got the room was a barrier-free room, and that 500 was not bad. And it was very low on the third floor. It was super dark in high-rise New York. I went to the front desk to upgrade the suite. The front desk gave me a good discount and added me 50 dollars a day. Hall, bedroom with double bed, double sofa bed in the hall, both bath and shower, and 3 cloakrooms with bathrobe hangers. Ctrip's hotel booking is really very metaphysical, the price and official website are not bad, the room type is difficult to determine, I have learned lessons before. Anyway, the hotel location is convenient and the facilities can be serviced or not. The price is not bad. People do not look at their choices. There is a parking lot on the side of the hotel, and you can also park on behalf of the guests. On the side is the Ambassador Theater staged by Ryoko Micura of Chicago, which is opposite the Mormon Theater.