Hotels in Chelsea, New York

I think it is a cost-effective hotel compared to the murderous prices in New York. The location is really great! Koreatown is within walking distance! The staff were also friendly.

The whole building and decoration are very retro, I like this style very much! The room is small but the layout is very warm, especially the curtains are very like, in the morning sun, there are holes in the fabric curtains of different sizes, exuding colorful colorful light is very beautiful! Each room has its own terrace, and you can feel the lively street view of NYC from morning to night. Great experience. The bar on the first floor is also very retro and beautiful, the atmosphere at night is great, the service is very thoughtful! The surrounding area is also very safe, and you can walk to the destination you want to go.

The location is very good, the hotel is new and the design is my favorite style. But the booked room was not repaired because of strange noise that night, and was upgraded to a larger room after the complaint. I wanted to live in the future, but the front desk sincerely apologized, the new room is really good, it is still worth affirming.

The location is OK, not far from the High Line and the island, there is a Whole Foods supermarket nearby which is very convenient. The facilities are old and facing the street. The most unbearable thing is the air conditioning, which is as loud as a tractor. Not recommended

The location of the hotel is good. It is equipped with a coffee bar and a restaurant. It is very convenient. The front desk is very friendly. The room style is a bit industrial, which is very distinctive. The overall cost performance is good

Location, all that matters. Staff was great, helpful, and kind to help us all the way. Especially the person at the door with whom I had a very personal and meaningful conversation. Fireplace in the lobby, next level spot for your socials. Breakfast is not really my thing. European taste (even Australian one) is very different from local US ones. It's good to have, but around, there are always options.

The location of the Holiday Inn is excellent. It's situated between Sixth and Seventh Avenue, making it easy to walk to the subway station and Times Square. The hotel rooms are not large but they are clean and tidy, and they come with a safe and a hairdryer. Breakfast is free and includes fruits and juices, as well as bagels, cupcakes, and nut bars. If you're in a hurry, you can also take it to go. The most unforgettable person for me was Ms. Nadine. She helped me get back the passports for me and my family. I forgot to take the passports out of the safe when I checked out, and I only remembered when I was about to leave New York after spending the whole day out. I rushed back to the hotel and, in my panic, I told her the wrong room number. Ms. Nadine was very patient and compassionate; she let me go up with her to check. At that moment I found out I had given her the wrong room number. I am truly very grateful to her. I will stay in the Holiday Inn again.

This hotel is amazing! The rooms are very spacious. Everything is super clean and the highlight is the location. I usually don’t write reviews but this time I have to because I’m so glad I stayed at this hotel. I could easily walk everywhere but it was still calm around so it was truly amazing. 10/10 would recommend to everyone! The rooms have very big windows and you have a super beautiful view of the Empire State Building from the room, even though I did not book a specific room. Overall super happy! The staff was very friendly too and many things are complimentary such as wine hour and tea in the mornings!

The location is very good, and you can see the Empire State Building directly from the room window. I didn't have breakfast at the hotel, but Koreatown is very close, and there is Chinese food. There is also a Xi'an noodle restaurant nearby, which is quite authentic. I went there to eat Korean food and Korean barbecue several times, and it was generally good.