Hotels near Congregation Beit HaLevi, Ach Tov Vuchesed, Rabbi Joel Wosner, New York

Early in the morning, there was a smell of smoke blowing into the room. The window was closed. I didn’t know how to get in. I asked the front desk if the smell of oily smoke from the hotel was blowing from the side of the room. The next day I wanted to change the room but said there was no room full. Not recommended

Charming hotel, chic bar, great location - if you’re looking for nightlife and style combined this is a great place. Rooms are not large but this is NYC as is custom!

As always, the dwelling in the city center, as always, the high-decibel air-conditioning, the highlight is that you can cook by yourself. America is really not a place for vacation (except local tyrants)

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

The room is new, the bedding and furniture are very good, and there is a kettle for boiling water. It is very cost-effective to book such a large room at this price in New York. The hotel restaurant is super good and surprising. We had lunch and dinner there in succession.

I read a lot of comments and chose this hotel. I really didn't choose the wrong one. The location is very good, whether it is a long-distance bus or subway, or take the airport bus to the airport, or want to go to the Grand Central Railway Station, very close. . . There is also Times Square. . . At the intersection of 41st Street and Madison Avenue, the door is small, mainly the name on the door is written in a special font, which made us not notice when we first went there. 200 meters away from the New York City Public Library, which is not 200 meters away from Fifth Avenue, it is not necessary. There are three types of rooms in the hotel, which are about 19, 25, and 33 square meters, and 19 is relatively small. I booked 25 for the second night, but the order information sent by Ctrip to the hotel was wrong. The first night I checked in was the 19 room. It was very late to react. The size of the room was wrong. I coordinated with the front desk and Ctrip. Ctrip immediately found the problem and made compensation, and moved to the largest room of 33 the next day. If it is a single person, the room of 19 is enough. For two people, the baggage can't be opened, and it can only be put to the bedside. In addition, in particular, after the store, the hotel charges a fee of 20 US dollars per day. This fee is breakfast, all-day coffee snacks, afternoon tea, which is very worthwhile. Especially afternoon tea, with cheese, fruit, a variety of small snacks, red and white wine and champagne. . . . In addition, this location is on 41st Street, when the 99th Street in Central Park in New York is basically a full 2km. I ran in the morning and ran another 10km in Central Park. I am very happy. Central Park is a must-see for everyone who loves sports. Running, cycling, and dog-walking are all very good. . .

The hotel is a good place in Manhattan. The room is large in size, the facilities are relatively new, and there is a sense of design. There is free hot coffee supply on the second floor. The hotel is in a good location. It is very convenient to eat and shop around. The price is very high during the meeting. It is acceptable to pay a $40 fee for the cost of Ctrip. The information received is a resort fee, which is a bit strange.

The room is small, the service is very good, the location is excellent, the restaurant breakfast is average, the variety is limited, the furniture bedding is of good quality, friends who like the old house can try it, the house is very old, especially the elevator, like antiques.

Basically, the hotel is fast, but there are some, the front desk aunt is also very friendly

Very cost-effective hotel, with large room size, facilities available, good staff attitude, especially golden location, very close to Fifth Avenue and Times Square. Will consider staying here next time.