Hotels near Astor Place, New York

"Location: The location is great, and it's lovely to stroll around the SoHo and NoHo areas. I much preferred the vibe here compared to the place I stayed at in Times Square later on. Cleanliness: I was surprised that someone cleaned the room every day, and the bed was always neatly made when I returned. Although the space was small, it smelled nice and was quite tidy, not dirty at all. Environment: The environment was also very good, and the bed was comfortable to sleep in, making me feel secure. The wash area, bathroom, and toilet were all clean. Everything had a pleasant scent. Overall: As long as you don't have very high demands for sleep quality and space, this place is quite a bargain. If you have a small suitcase and can accept sleeping only 5-6 hours a night due to being a light sleeper, I highly recommend it! The hotel I stayed at in Times Square afterward was nearly triple the price, but the experience wasn't three times better than here. Minor drawbacks: 1. Regarding noise: It was a bit noisy, but not excessively so, as everyone was very considerate. Perhaps due to the lack of a ceiling, I could clearly hear other guests going to the toilet or getting a drink. Being a light sleeper, I basically woke up at 6 AM every day and couldn't fall back asleep. Also, I had to be very careful in the room myself, as I was afraid any sound might disturb others. 2. Regarding hot water: I took three showers in total. One in the afternoon was almost cold water; one at dusk was lukewarm; and one in the evening started lukewarm but then turned hot. So, if you plan to shower, I recommend doing so in the evening. Of course, the water pressure was very low. PS: You can get free drinking water from the pantry on the ground floor."

"Very good location. Lexington and 23 rd. Quiet area mid town. Safe. Lots of restaurants and supermarkets nearby. The cafe downstairs - Smile to go had good coffee and simple breakfast menu that was tasty and affordable. Folded egg muffin was delicious."

"I booked here because I didn't want to be crowded. The surrounding environment is good. The hotel room is small (but the price is cheap in Manhattan). There is no parking lot. It cost USD95 for 24 hours (parking is charged everywhere in New York). The room is small, of course, but the facilities are complete. It's okay."

"Great location in Manhattan, really convenient for getting around since it's close to the subway. The restaurant on the first floor is excellent for breakfast, and the rooftop bar is fantastic too! The rooms are spacious, and the staff are very welcoming!"

"Overall, it was a great experience staying at the DoubleTree by Hilton New York Financial District this time. The hotel is ideally located in the Financial District, just a few minutes' walk from the Charging Bull and Battery Park, and also close to the Statue of Liberty ferry terminal. The front desk staff were very friendly, and the complimentary signature warm chocolate chip cookie was delicious and fragrant. The room was clean and comfortable, the bedding was just right – not too soft, not too hard – and it was very quiet at night. The free Wi-Fi in the lobby was fast. There are many subway lines nearby, making it convenient for getting around. For Manhattan, the value for money is excellent, and I would definitely choose to stay here again!"

"The building is right next to New York's Chinatown, making shopping and dining incredibly convenient. The subway and bus stops are also just a few minutes' walk away. There are Chinese people everywhere in the area, so you'll hardly need to speak a foreign language. The Italian alley is also within easy walking distance."

"Check in was easy, but our room was not nice at all. I do not understand how this hotel is marked as five star because it had three star standards. The first room we were placed in was the handicap accessible room, even though we booked the Classic Queen. The rug was torn up and dirty, the bathroom was oddly arranged, the room was extremely small where you can only sit on your bed. There were no drawers to place your clothes, and there seemed to be a fridge at some point but was taken out. I called the front desk if there was supposed to be a fridge and they rudely said ”no” and hung up. The pillows were horrible - flat, no support at all. I had to use two or three pillows to support my head and neck at night. We woke up the first morning and the room was so hot. We came to find out our HVAC was not working. We called down and we were able to change rooms. The second room was nicer and surprise surprise there was a fridge! We were under the impression that all the rooms did not have fridges since our first one did not have one. So yes, they put us in a subpar room purposefully because maybe we booked through a third party? Either way, do not stay at this hotel if you're expecting ”five star.” The only plus was location - close to the Canal St subway station. Will not stay there again, and definitely do not recommend. "

"The hotel is very good, the hotel is very good, the bar is very good, the lobby is very good, the bar is very good, the hotel is very good and the room is very good. The hotel is central and easy to reach from JFK airport."

"Not the WSH that I have stayed in so many times before.  The doorman stood and watched me struggle with the doors when I arrived; and never offered to help me up the stairs with my luggage.  Upon checking in I inquired about the restaurant and lounge hours.  There was nothing in the WSH web page to indicate they were closed for remodeling.  When I made that comment one of the desk clerks said, “If you knew you might not have come”.  Correct; but I would have come back in the future.  Now I will never return, especially since the room I was given had a window with a view of a fallen steel I-beam and a brick wall.  Not to mention it was at the end of a hallway where the door to the stairwell slammed loudly enough to shake the room all day long while staff were constantly using it.  A very ugly way to treat a loyal customer.  When I was informed that the hotel is under new management my only thought was “obviously”.  The transition has not been for the better.  At almost $450.00 per night you could do much, much better."