3-Star Hotels in New York State, United States

Great place to stay for one night. Clean and spacious. Jessica at reception is helpful in providing easy check in and helped with airport shuttle to LGA the next morning. Will stay again next time.

Overall, a decent budget stay for NYC. We appreciated the separate bunk beds for my sister and I, but we did find stains in the bedsheet and had to ask for a new set. Also, perhaps it’s summer, but the beds didn’t have actual duvets or comforters; there were thin throw blankets. Also, the pillows were super soft and had an odd smell so I didn’t end up sleeping with pillows. The cleaning lady on my floor was very friendly though and offered to change our towels and empty our trash everyday. The other typical hotel room amenities (toothbrush, toothpaste, water, etc.) were not provided. Location is great and very central to NYC so no complaints there. We also used the luggage storage and airport car service. We checked out at noon, went out for lunch, and came back to the car we booked. The prices are very reasonable: we paid $90 (+$10 tip) for a car to JFK that fit two people and four suitcases. A great deal compared to the at least $150 on Uber. Overall a decent stay in NYC if you are on a budget.

I booked a single room with shared bathroom. Tiny room to be expected. The WC and shower were just steps away so it is not that inconvenient. Clean. But I wish they would have a sink in the toilet to wash hands before we step out of the toilet. Shower area a little small for tall and big people. Nothing fancy about the hotel but I do like the outdoor garden. Quite nice. Location is great. There are many eateries within walking distance. And there is a park just opposite the hotel. An oasis with waterfall and all. Staff at counter was not very friendly at all. I asked about my Amazon delivery and they said they were dismissive.

Conveniently located in Noho, across from the former CBGB site, it was the perfect location for my trip. It's easily accessible by bus and subway to major New York locations. There's a supermarket nearby, and Chinatown is a five-minute bus ride or a 20-minute walk away for relatively inexpensive dining options. It's apparently inspired by Japanese capsule hotels, so don't expect luxury. As a petite Asian woman, I found it cramped, so larger men might find it difficult. Cleanliness and security were decent. The shared shower and toilet were clean and well-maintained. The provided body soap, shampoo, and conditioner were also good. Linens are changed daily. Air conditioning is not available, so some people may find the provided bathrobes too cold. Those sensitive to outside noise may find it uncomfortable. There's a shared lounge in the basement with vending machines and a water dispenser, but it's small and cold. You can store your luggage in the hotel's lockers. It costs extra, but considering the situation with lockers and storage facilities in the US, it's convenient. This is a great place to stay for a budget trip to New York.

The room was clean, but the building was old. Due to unexpected early flight changes, I needed to talk to the front desk to reschedule the shuttle request, but no one was available at the front desk for about 40 minutes to an hour. At 4 AM, I had to physically go to the front entrance to wait for the shuttle driver to inform him of the change.. Price was reasonable comparing other hotels in town.

WiFi wasn’t working. I was told it had not been working for days. Unbelievable for a hotel in the center of New York City. Will never come back

The air conditioning in the room is not good, it is very cold in winter, and the air conditioning is very loud. The sound insulation of the room is not very good, and the sound of talking in the next room is very clear. The air conditioning of the room is not good, it is very cold in winter, and the air conditioning is very loud. The sound insulation of the room is not very good, and the voice of the next room is very clear.

The room is OK, the location is close to the waterfall, the room is new and big, the facilities are generally in line with the positioning of a fast hotel, and everything is available. The breakfast is good for American hotels. There was a small problem when I first checked in, and Ctrip customer service solved the problem quickly.

A very new hotel with good service. It takes about 10 minutes to walk to Niagara Falls Park. The hotel provides breakfast and dinner, but they are charged. There is no stove in the kitchen, only a microwave. If you want to cook your own food, you can drive to Walmart far away to buy some food, and choose simple ingredients that are ready to eat or can be heated in the microwave. In general, it is a satisfactory hotel.