There’s not anything blatantly wrong with the Chelsea Inn Hotel, but the location is pretty much the only great thing about it. The rooms are tiny, our two minuscule windows looked onto an air shaft (aka another brick wall), and our air conditioner in the room leaked onto our luggage. Supposedly maintenance came to fix it, and it got slightly better, but there was still water if we turned it on. The soap, shampoo, etc., provided smelled AWFUL and was highly fragranced. The bed was really uncomfortable and made a lot of sound… it was like sleeping on a deflated air mattress or styrofoam pool float, so we were exhausted by the end of the trip. Typical NYC room in that it was tiny… not handicapped accessible, barely any room to walk around the bed. All in all, I wouldn’t recommend this to a friend.