The Manhattan at Times Square

I think it's just so-so. The hotel is too old and such a good location is wasted. I think if the hotel makes enough money, it will spend some money on a refurbishment and it will be more stylish.

It's old, so it's not particularly clean, but it's a perfect hotel for a trip to Manhattan. However, I don't think you need to include breakfast. It's simple, with just coffee and a piece of bread, so it's more basic than other hotels.

The room is small and the facilities are average

Checked in around 10pm. I had read the reviews and thought it might be a little old, but it was older and dirtier than I imagined, and had a scary atmosphere. I asked for a room close to the elevator, but I was given the room at the very back. (Is this discrimination against Asians because I don't speak English?) (The person who helped me was a man with long black hair and glasses.) The carpet on the floor was also very dirty. I happened to have brought slippers with me, so I managed to get through. There was no refrigerator, and no complimentary mineral water. Anyway, the atmosphere in the room was scary, so I slept with the lights on. The day after I stayed, I felt some bumps behind my ears. I have sensitive skin, so I thought it was just a bump from the fatigue of traveling, but two days later, I had this terrible rash. It's probably bedbugs, right? This turned my fun trip to New York into a bad memory. Even now that I've returned home, it's still bothering me. I really don't recommend this hotel. It seems that it takes about two weeks for this skin to heal. It's painful. If you don't want to have such a painful experience, spend another 30,000 yen and book a new hotel without bedbugs. It's ridiculous that a hotel that's been around for 60 years would not be renovated, and please stop discriminating against Asians ^ ^ I never want to stay there again!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! A bedbug hotel.

The transportation is very convenient and the service is great! The three front desk friends work hard and provide enthusiastic service. Xin Shi, Mohamed and Allison are the best service staff I have ever seen in the United States!