I totally agree. They’re definitely not the largest rooms, but I’ve found those difficult to come across in NYC. Enjoy your trip!

Thank you! Will do!

Please do! And you will have to let me know what you think!

That’s so cool! I wish I could have seen it in 1995, would have liked to know what upgrades they did because I know much like all of NYC, they’re always remodeling. Thanks for the support!

Hi. Thanks for your reply. I read some history that it was newly a hotel again then after being owned by a church. The room decor was definitely more basic, but normal for the time. The bathroom seemed like the original decor: green tiles, very '30's. We stayed in two different rooms, in between, traveling coast to coast by train! The lobby looked similar. Downstairs was a food store! I remember going to another floor to have a look and it was all deserted and dark, not been refurbished yet. Quite creepy! Good job I'd not watched any of those hotel based horror films before then. (1806?)

I stayed here on my first trip to New York in around 1997. Apart from the redecorated rooms the rest looks pretty much the same. Great location and lovely art deco building. We're going back again this summer

Yep! I loved the location. One of my favorite parts about the property. It's in the middle of everything.

Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed it.

Thank you! More will soon come !

Thank you so much! Thank you for checking it out and I hope you enjoy your trip.

Nice! I absolutely love the location. It's so walkable, yet not in the extreme mix of it all.

Glad you enjoyed it

You will like it!

So honestly, there were so many elevators I did not notice a delay. There were loud water pipes, however most hotels in NYC haven’t yet mastered masking older pipes so I do believe this is a theme you will likely see reoccurring through NYC hotels. As far as noise, it was shockingly quiet. In the hallways while walking to my room it was loud, but after you close your door or inside, everything is pretty muffled. Hope this helps.

Absolutely. It’s small so it’s ideal for one person. Also, it’s a great location.

I am sure they will. I would just call to confirm, but it appeared to cost $5/bag at the bag check-in.

I believe so! I would just call and double check, but I am sure they will find a way to accommodate you.

Thank you so much! If I remember correctly, the only rooms with the fridge in it are the suites. Otherwise, I believe they will bring one to your room but charge a flat rate of $30.

There was a resort fee of $40.16 at the time I went for my stay. I believe I was charged the resort fee for one night only. I paid everything up front, but contingent upon what booking platform you use, you can pay it all at the hotel (no deposit). I believe Expedia has this option. Hope this helps. :-)

There was a resort fee of $40.16 at the time I went for my stay. I believe I was charged the resort fee for one night only. I paid everything up front, but contingent upon what booking platform you use, you can pay it all at the hotel (no deposit). I believe Expedia has this option. Hope this helps. :-)

@@theetravelingwriter thank you very much:) did you only spend one night there or did you spend multiple nights there, paying the fee just once? Thank you:)

Yes, it absolutely did!

Nope, no coffee maker. Maybe there’s some in the bigger rooms. My room was pretty small. :-(