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Much Improved

Stayed at this hotel in the past and it was always shabby. They have renovated it and the rooms are much nicer. Public spaces are better as well. Worth re-trying if you were disappointed in previous stays.

Much Improved Stayed at this hotel in the past and it was always shabby. They have renovated it and the rooms are much nicer. Public spaces are better as well. Worth re-trying if you were disappointed in previous stays.

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Second Visit

Stayed with a friend we had been to Graceland for her 50th Birthday treat. i stayed at this hotel 8yrs ago with my husband for my 50th Birthday, the hotel is lovely and very grand ! I love evrything about the hotel the beds are the most comfortable i have ever slept in. We made use of the swimming pool and hot tub. My only compaint is that there are no tea making facilities in the room ( had i remembered i would have taken my travel kettle ! ) If you are english and like your tea do take your own tea bags as the tea at hotel is disgusting, we bought some tea bags and just got a cup of hot water from the Deli and made our own. The hotel is ideally situated for a stroll to Beale street. we also took the Riverside Loop tram ride which was well worth the Dollar it cost.

Second Visit Stayed with a friend we had been to Graceland for her 50th Birthday treat. i stayed at this hotel 8yrs ago with my husband for my 50th Birthday, the hotel is lovely and very grand ! I love evrything about the hotel the beds are the most comfortable i have ever slept in. We made use of the swimming pool and hot tub. My only compaint is that there are no tea making facilities in the room ( had i remembered i would have taken my travel kettle ! ) If you are english and like your tea do take your own tea bags as the tea at hotel is disgusting, we bought some tea bags and just got a cup of hot water from the Deli and made our own. The hotel is ideally situated for a stroll to Beale street. we also took the Riverside Loop tram ride which was well worth the Dollar it cost.

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pleasantly surprised

I was visiting the VA hospital over on the westside, realized I needed a hotel and just looked online. This was so cheap I figured it'd be a dangerous rip...what a happy mistake! Its right off of downtown, the staff is friendly, and lots of young travelers and all friendly to me...yes, the rooms are a bit awkward...it's old! But yesterday morning while reading the LA times a guy sat at the piano and played a jazz tune...that is too damned cool for words...I'm hooked!

pleasantly surprised I was visiting the VA hospital over on the westside, realized I needed a hotel and just looked online. This was so cheap I figured it'd be a dangerous rip...what a happy mistake! Its right off of downtown, the staff is friendly, and lots of young travelers and all friendly to me...yes, the rooms are a bit awkward...it's old! But yesterday morning while reading the LA times a guy sat at the piano and played a jazz tune...that is too damned cool for words...I'm hooked!

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Great stay, staff and location!!! Lovely property

Le Meridiem Parker combines classic elements and also modern desing and facilities. They have a fancy bar and a great burger place at the same enviroment. It's worthy to pay the fee for the pool, this is one of the greatest views you will have from the city and you can lay at the sun looking to the city and the Central Park. Viviana and Stefanie from the Front Desk were so nice!! They were very friendly, smart and made me feel comfortable and definetely made my stay much enjoyable. By the way, they are just few steps from Central Parl and some block from Times Square!! I definetely recommend it. Rodrigo Casanova

Great stay, staff and location!!! Lovely property Le Meridiem Parker combines classic elements and also modern desing and facilities. They have a fancy bar and a great burger place at the same enviroment. It's worthy to pay the fee for the pool, this is one of the greatest views you will have from the city and you can lay at the sun looking to the city and the Central Park. Viviana and Stefanie from the Front Desk were so nice!! They were very friendly, smart and made me feel comfortable and definetely made my stay much enjoyable. By the way, they are just few steps from Central Parl and some block from Times Square!! I definetely recommend it. Rodrigo Casanova

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Good location, would recommend to others!

We had reserved the rooms with the non-refundable rate which was pretty cheap for the room/ area. I don't think I would pay more for the room than what I did. It is right across from Union Station, a few blocks from the capitol building and slight walk from other attractions. We stayed for 4 nights and had it's ups and downs, but over all worth it. The construction next door woke us up promptly at 7am each morning. The staff was very friendly, although we were held back 2 hours our first day as I ordered a wheel chair for my grandmother that was sitting at the hotel, and even though I informed the staff, they were not aware it was there until we got a hold of the actual company who said they had delivered it at 9am (well before we checked in). The Dubliner restaurant associated with the hotel had great food and reasonable prices. The doorman was also great at getting us a taxi that was cheaper than when we hailed ones on the streets. We parked our car ourselves. The hotel charged $43 a night for valet parking where you can take your car in and out. We didn't use our car while we were there so we parked it around the block in Capitol Parking for $20 a night. I was told by a taxi driver this is the same lot they would valet park your car in anyway. Note the rooms are small, the beds are pretty high up, my grandma used a step stool they provided, and the shower heads are pretty low. My husband, who is 5'8" had issues washing his face and hair. Also, I'm not sure how many rooms actually have a view of the street, but both our rooms, on different sides of the building, overlooked an alley. Overall, for the price we paid, I would consider staying here again and recommend it to others.

Good location, would recommend to others! We had reserved the rooms with the non-refundable rate which was pretty cheap for the room/ area. I don't think I would pay more for the room than what I did. It is right across from Union Station, a few blocks from the capitol building and slight walk from other attractions. We stayed for 4 nights and had it's ups and downs, but over all worth it. The construction next door woke us up promptly at 7am each morning. The staff was very friendly, although we were held back 2 hours our first day as I ordered a wheel chair for my grandmother that was sitting at the hotel, and even though I informed the staff, they were not aware it was there until we got a hold of the actual company who said they had delivered it at 9am (well before we checked in). The Dubliner restaurant associated with the hotel had great food and reasonable prices. The doorman was also great at getting us a taxi that was cheaper than when we hailed ones on the streets. We parked our car ourselves. The hotel charged $43 a night for valet parking where you can take your car in and out. We didn't use our car while we were there so we parked it around the block in Capitol Parking for $20 a night. I was told by a taxi driver this is the same lot they would valet park your car in anyway. Note the rooms are small, the beds are pretty high up, my grandma used a step stool they provided, and the shower heads are pretty low. My husband, who is 5'8" had issues washing his face and hair. Also, I'm not sure how many rooms actually have a view of the street, but both our rooms, on different sides of the building, overlooked an alley. Overall, for the price we paid, I would consider staying here again and recommend it to others.

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A Fine Place To Stay..!!

Stayed for 3 nights before touring New England...Only had a standard room but everything clean, smart and well thought out...Yes, the bathrooms are on the small size but nothing to complain about..Used the Pub downstairs for a drink and twice to eat late at night..food was really nice...above all else the staff at the hotel are all so friendly, never encountered anyone who didn't have a smile and a helping hand...first class.!! Had breakfast in the hotel only once...fine food but the price is typical big city price..plenty of restaurants nearby but not many open for breakfast... Overall...Well done Lenox..!!

A Fine Place To Stay..!! Stayed for 3 nights before touring New England...Only had a standard room but everything clean, smart and well thought out...Yes, the bathrooms are on the small size but nothing to complain about..Used the Pub downstairs for a drink and twice to eat late at night..food was really nice...above all else the staff at the hotel are all so friendly, never encountered anyone who didn't have a smile and a helping hand...first class.!! Had breakfast in the hotel only once...fine food but the price is typical big city price..plenty of restaurants nearby but not many open for breakfast... Overall...Well done Lenox..!!

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Great location...typical NYC room size

We stayed at this hotel for a one-night/one day visit to NYC. We chose the area as we wanted to be close to both Central Park and Times Square. This property was within walking distance of both locations. As I paid for the room through a bidding website, I was very pleased with the price I paid for the room/location. Well under posted rates. The property is older and the room size was what I would have expected in NYC...quite small but well appointed. Bed was very comfortable. We did not use any of the facilites or dining rooms at the hotel. Not much else to say...nothing fantastic and nothing terrible to say about this Sheraton... If you found this review helpful, please let me know below! Thanks!

Great location...typical NYC room size We stayed at this hotel for a one-night/one day visit to NYC. We chose the area as we wanted to be close to both Central Park and Times Square. This property was within walking distance of both locations. As I paid for the room through a bidding website, I was very pleased with the price I paid for the room/location. Well under posted rates. The property is older and the room size was what I would have expected in NYC...quite small but well appointed. Bed was very comfortable. We did not use any of the facilites or dining rooms at the hotel. Not much else to say...nothing fantastic and nothing terrible to say about this Sheraton... If you found this review helpful, please let me know below! Thanks!

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This place is horrible

Stayed their super bowl weekend . $1980.00 For 3 nights ... I somewhat understand with super bowl n all . What I can't understand is the hotel is a pig sty . My first room had a leak in bathroom ceiling with mold . We switched to anther room n it was a little better . TV in both room gets about 10 channels , no sports n is fuzzy . My room was never vacuumed in 3 days . Had 2 towels . Place should b shut down ... If your not getting paid to stay then your getting robbed . I'm not exaggerating ... I have been driven to write 2 reviews in my life n this is #2 . I don't want anyone to get duped like I did .

This place is horrible Stayed their super bowl weekend . $1980.00 For 3 nights ... I somewhat understand with super bowl n all . What I can't understand is the hotel is a pig sty . My first room had a leak in bathroom ceiling with mold . We switched to anther room n it was a little better . TV in both room gets about 10 channels , no sports n is fuzzy . My room was never vacuumed in 3 days . Had 2 towels . Place should b shut down ... If your not getting paid to stay then your getting robbed . I'm not exaggerating ... I have been driven to write 2 reviews in my life n this is #2 . I don't want anyone to get duped like I did .

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Would stay there again

The location was excellent, central to both theaters and subway transportation. Hotel was quiet, clean, and the staff was friendly and quite helpful. Have been to NYC often, this was the best of all hotel e periences.

Would stay there again The location was excellent, central to both theaters and subway transportation. Hotel was quiet, clean, and the staff was friendly and quite helpful. Have been to NYC often, this was the best of all hotel e periences.

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Great help at a challenging time

I needed a convenient hotel while my husband was in the hospital and The Inn at Longwood Medical certainly met that need. What I had not expected was the level of service, cleanliness and helpfulness I found. From the Front Desk staff to the management, I felt welcome and important. Even with a challenge with room keys, the staff was patient and extremely helpful. Everyone made this part of my stay easy and comfortable during a difficult time.

Great help at a challenging time I needed a convenient hotel while my husband was in the hospital and The Inn at Longwood Medical certainly met that need. What I had not expected was the level of service, cleanliness and helpfulness I found. From the Front Desk staff to the management, I felt welcome and important. Even with a challenge with room keys, the staff was patient and extremely helpful. Everyone made this part of my stay easy and comfortable during a difficult time.

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Be careful where your room is located

Spent three night here while in town on business. The hotel was clean and comfortable, and the bedding was comfortable, the soap in all choice hotels lately reminds me of old type Lava soap.....it leaves a lot to be disired. The pillows at the chain are universally terrible, but you know and expect that at a choice hotel. I was in a group of about 30 people who had 15 rooms. The hotel is tight up against an interstate and the folks who were lucky enough to get a room away from the interstate slept well, others were not as lucky. Breakfast was typical and the lady functioning as the breakfast hostess refused to acknowledg anyone or engage anyone.

Be careful where your room is located Spent three night here while in town on business. The hotel was clean and comfortable, and the bedding was comfortable, the soap in all choice hotels lately reminds me of old type Lava soap.....it leaves a lot to be disired. The pillows at the chain are universally terrible, but you know and expect that at a choice hotel. I was in a group of about 30 people who had 15 rooms. The hotel is tight up against an interstate and the folks who were lucky enough to get a room away from the interstate slept well, others were not as lucky. Breakfast was typical and the lady functioning as the breakfast hostess refused to acknowledg anyone or engage anyone.

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near all

Good value good location good parking older but renovated, go to hotel web site they also have other,s if this is not available, book in advance, do not eat at hotel go to 9th ave lots of choice, walking distance to time square

near all Good value good location good parking older but renovated, go to hotel web site they also have other,s if this is not available, book in advance, do not eat at hotel go to 9th ave lots of choice, walking distance to time square

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Excellent

great hotel, came to town for the marathon,staff was friendly and helpful

Excellent great hotel, came to town for the marathon,staff was friendly and helpful

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What a nice place...

We stayed here for the first time the other night, and we will absolutely be returning. The staff was warm, friendly, and genuinely seemed like nice people. This is a nice contrast to some of the other places I've stayed in SoHo. The neighborhood is great, and the hotel has a nice modern/industrial vibe that is still warm and inviting. One nice touch: the room had a working window. It was 60 degrees when we were there, and being able to open a window and let in some air was fantastic. I'm already looking into returning in the summer.

What a nice place... We stayed here for the first time the other night, and we will absolutely be returning. The staff was warm, friendly, and genuinely seemed like nice people. This is a nice contrast to some of the other places I've stayed in SoHo. The neighborhood is great, and the hotel has a nice modern/industrial vibe that is still warm and inviting. One nice touch: the room had a working window. It was 60 degrees when we were there, and being able to open a window and let in some air was fantastic. I'm already looking into returning in the summer.

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Keep your expectations small

Because of its nightlife scene and general hipness, this hotel may have some appeal for some. I stayed for two nights in December on business, trying to keep costs down. I was on the 5th floor, no bar noise. However, the general noise of people in the hallway penetrated the room and made it difficult to sleep. Even as NYC hotels go, the room (on an alley side) was very small, with a small queen bed barely fitting. The bathroom was efficiently designed, but very small. Although I found nothing really gross, it was clear that maintenance was lacking. Unless they love each other very much and are rather small, I don't see how two people fit in this room. Its midtown location is very good, and its an easy walk to 8th and 9th streets to find fun and moderately priced food. I gave it an average rating because the staff were very friendly and efficient.

Keep your expectations small Because of its nightlife scene and general hipness, this hotel may have some appeal for some. I stayed for two nights in December on business, trying to keep costs down. I was on the 5th floor, no bar noise. However, the general noise of people in the hallway penetrated the room and made it difficult to sleep. Even as NYC hotels go, the room (on an alley side) was very small, with a small queen bed barely fitting. The bathroom was efficiently designed, but very small. Although I found nothing really gross, it was clear that maintenance was lacking. Unless they love each other very much and are rather small, I don't see how two people fit in this room. Its midtown location is very good, and its an easy walk to 8th and 9th streets to find fun and moderately priced food. I gave it an average rating because the staff were very friendly and efficient.

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Clean, simple and reasonable

Nice and clean,. Simple layout and reasonably priced. Decor is a little dated but the rooms have Comfortable beds and the location is handy to everything. Staff were very friendly and helpful. It is within walking distance of the Book Depository and we were able to leave our car there while we explored.

Clean, simple and reasonable Nice and clean,. Simple layout and reasonably priced. Decor is a little dated but the rooms have Comfortable beds and the location is handy to everything. Staff were very friendly and helpful. It is within walking distance of the Book Depository and we were able to leave our car there while we explored.

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There are lots of other choices if you want to sleep at night.

I have previously stayed at The Benjamin because of it's convenience to the theater district, no cab necessary, a nice walk to the shows. And it is located close to shopping. A bit far from the Met but still walkable. But this visit convinced me to look elsewhere for a hotel. The employees were all friendly and helpful. The problems lies in the accommodations. The rooms are poorly decorated with boring beige older style heavy furniture. The carpets have dirty spots on them, and have not been spot cleaned so not enough attention to detail. The kitchen area in the suites had a dirty cup left in the clean cup area. The rooms are dim, not enough light. And if you stay in an exterior suite or a room facing Lexington Ave or 50th Street, you won't sleep all night. They kept saying that the windows are soundproofed but no one who works there has obviously tried to spend a night sleeping there. On the 6th floor you can hear laughter from the street below in the middle of the night as well as sirens, honking horns and construction noise. It was terrible. They changed our suite the next day to one on an interior facing area on the 14th floor and that one was quieter. The bathrooms are a big problem. They are tiny, one sink with very little space for toiletries. If you have the toilet seat lid up, something from the small area above it can easily fall into the toilet. The tub is small and incredibly slippery. BE WARNED--THERE ARE NO GRAB BARS IN THE TUB/SHOWER! Anyone of any age will have a terrible time getting in and out of the tub. The best lighting in the suite however was in the bathroom. But there isn't a vent in the bathroom so the room gets all steamed up. The National Restaurant downstairs is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner and was popular.

There are lots of other choices if you want to sleep at night. I have previously stayed at The Benjamin because of it's convenience to the theater district, no cab necessary, a nice walk to the shows. And it is located close to shopping. A bit far from the Met but still walkable. But this visit convinced me to look elsewhere for a hotel. The employees were all friendly and helpful. The problems lies in the accommodations. The rooms are poorly decorated with boring beige older style heavy furniture. The carpets have dirty spots on them, and have not been spot cleaned so not enough attention to detail. The kitchen area in the suites had a dirty cup left in the clean cup area. The rooms are dim, not enough light. And if you stay in an exterior suite or a room facing Lexington Ave or 50th Street, you won't sleep all night. They kept saying that the windows are soundproofed but no one who works there has obviously tried to spend a night sleeping there. On the 6th floor you can hear laughter from the street below in the middle of the night as well as sirens, honking horns and construction noise. It was terrible. They changed our suite the next day to one on an interior facing area on the 14th floor and that one was quieter. The bathrooms are a big problem. They are tiny, one sink with very little space for toiletries. If you have the toilet seat lid up, something from the small area above it can easily fall into the toilet. The tub is small and incredibly slippery. BE WARNED--THERE ARE NO GRAB BARS IN THE TUB/SHOWER! Anyone of any age will have a terrible time getting in and out of the tub. The best lighting in the suite however was in the bathroom. But there isn't a vent in the bathroom so the room gets all steamed up. The National Restaurant downstairs is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner and was popular.

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An Oasis of Calm and Serenity in the Big City

Staff was extremely helpful and very courteous. I had a couple of issues that were resolved well but two things had not been resolved. I did not get a newspaper each day, and did not have any turndown service on the second night. I arrived for the CB at 9:30am only to find nothing left but yogurt. Second day the bagels were stale. In addition, turndown service did not include tidy up - garbage not removed, glasses not replaced. I did ask about the turndown service, but I recieved no response to my query. I did love the location, the room was fabulous and the people were terrific. Loved the rooftop terrace as an oasis of serenity! Could have been a little cleaner up there.....no garbage can provided so folks just left their garbage. I will consider the hotel again, as these issues are easily fixed and not a deal breaker for me --- a request was sent for my feedback and I am looking forward to see if these issues are resolved for the future. I would definately consider booking this hotel again, the rooms, while small, are well organized, comfortable and very clean. I had the neighbourhood corner and it was truly lovely! Well appointed, huge tv - lacking a lot of tv stations though for NYC. Nice electronic amenities, free bikes and skateboards although I am not one to take my life into my hands and bike around NYC!! Traffic is a disaster at all hours. The neighbourhood is very safe - I walked alone at 1 pm at night and did not feel uncomfortable. Serviced by many subway stops, tons of amazing restaurants - this property could not be more well located to see the heartbeat of NYC! A new addition is "Happy Hour" at 6 - 8 pm - I missed it on Staurday as I had to leave early for dinner and the theatre, and it is not available on Sundays. Check out the fabulous little organic wine shop across the street - don't miss the great eats and night life in the LES - try Stanton Social --- trendy but really good!

An Oasis of Calm and Serenity in the Big City Staff was extremely helpful and very courteous. I had a couple of issues that were resolved well but two things had not been resolved. I did not get a newspaper each day, and did not have any turndown service on the second night. I arrived for the CB at 9:30am only to find nothing left but yogurt. Second day the bagels were stale. In addition, turndown service did not include tidy up - garbage not removed, glasses not replaced. I did ask about the turndown service, but I recieved no response to my query. I did love the location, the room was fabulous and the people were terrific. Loved the rooftop terrace as an oasis of serenity! Could have been a little cleaner up there.....no garbage can provided so folks just left their garbage. I will consider the hotel again, as these issues are easily fixed and not a deal breaker for me --- a request was sent for my feedback and I am looking forward to see if these issues are resolved for the future. I would definately consider booking this hotel again, the rooms, while small, are well organized, comfortable and very clean. I had the neighbourhood corner and it was truly lovely! Well appointed, huge tv - lacking a lot of tv stations though for NYC. Nice electronic amenities, free bikes and skateboards although I am not one to take my life into my hands and bike around NYC!! Traffic is a disaster at all hours. The neighbourhood is very safe - I walked alone at 1 pm at night and did not feel uncomfortable. Serviced by many subway stops, tons of amazing restaurants - this property could not be more well located to see the heartbeat of NYC! A new addition is "Happy Hour" at 6 - 8 pm - I missed it on Staurday as I had to leave early for dinner and the theatre, and it is not available on Sundays. Check out the fabulous little organic wine shop across the street - don't miss the great eats and night life in the LES - try Stanton Social --- trendy but really good!

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Beautiful Hotel

Went for a long weekend and selected this hotel based on other reviews and for it's proximity to the museums we planned to visit. On arrival were given a free upgrade to the top (39th) floor. The room had a beautiful view of St. Patrick's Cathedral and was spacious and clean. We loved the view at night and enjoyed happy hour each evening in our comfortable chairs facing the city lights. The room had robes, slippers, a safe, large flat screen and plenty of storage. Staff was wonderful- requests were filled quickly. The Frick and Met were within 20 blocks and easily walked if you wish. At the end of the day, the taxi home was about 10 dollars. We found a great deli - Oxford Cafe around the corner on Lexington. We would definitely stay again and recommend to our friends.

Beautiful Hotel Went for a long weekend and selected this hotel based on other reviews and for it's proximity to the museums we planned to visit. On arrival were given a free upgrade to the top (39th) floor. The room had a beautiful view of St. Patrick's Cathedral and was spacious and clean. We loved the view at night and enjoyed happy hour each evening in our comfortable chairs facing the city lights. The room had robes, slippers, a safe, large flat screen and plenty of storage. Staff was wonderful- requests were filled quickly. The Frick and Met were within 20 blocks and easily walked if you wish. At the end of the day, the taxi home was about 10 dollars. We found a great deli - Oxford Cafe around the corner on Lexington. We would definitely stay again and recommend to our friends.

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Handy for early morning flights

Stayed at the Radisson the night before an early morning flight out of LAX. They had the most reasonable price of the nearby hotels for the Park and Fly package for the night we needed. We had a nice dinner in their restaurant. The waiter, Felipe, was very helpful about explaining the sizes of the various meals and offering tips for a not too heavy dinner. The room was clean, comfortable, and well-soundproofed. Not sure if we programmed the sleep-by number bed correctly since there are no instructions. It wasn't bad but I wouldn't buy one after sleeping on the one we did. As mentioned in other reviews, the shuttle leaves the hotel every half-hour on the hour. That worked well. But they advise you that you now have to call the shuttle when you arrive at the airport and need a ride back to the hotel. We did that and then watched hotel shuttle after hotel shuttle drive by as we waited for the Radisson LAX shuttle to arrive. It finally did but they need to work on getting their shuttles to come by more often since it is frustrating after you've had a long day to see all the other hotel shuttles go by while you are waiting for theirs. The valets were quick to retrieve our car from the parking garage and gave good instructions for the best way to get back to the freeway.

Handy for early morning flights Stayed at the Radisson the night before an early morning flight out of LAX. They had the most reasonable price of the nearby hotels for the Park and Fly package for the night we needed. We had a nice dinner in their restaurant. The waiter, Felipe, was very helpful about explaining the sizes of the various meals and offering tips for a not too heavy dinner. The room was clean, comfortable, and well-soundproofed. Not sure if we programmed the sleep-by number bed correctly since there are no instructions. It wasn't bad but I wouldn't buy one after sleeping on the one we did. As mentioned in other reviews, the shuttle leaves the hotel every half-hour on the hour. That worked well. But they advise you that you now have to call the shuttle when you arrive at the airport and need a ride back to the hotel. We did that and then watched hotel shuttle after hotel shuttle drive by as we waited for the Radisson LAX shuttle to arrive. It finally did but they need to work on getting their shuttles to come by more often since it is frustrating after you've had a long day to see all the other hotel shuttles go by while you are waiting for theirs. The valets were quick to retrieve our car from the parking garage and gave good instructions for the best way to get back to the freeway.

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Great Hotel!

I have stayed at this hotel 4 times. We stay here mainly for nights out in Broadripple. It is about a $15 cab ride from Broadripple, and the front desk will call the cab for you! The cab is always there within 10-15 minutes even on busy nights such as Halloween and New Years. Last time we got a coupon from the front desk for the cab company and got 15% off our ride! :) The staff is always very friendly, and the check in and check out process is easy. The rooms are clean! I have stayed in the studio rooms (1 bed, a pull out sofa, and a kitchen) and the double rooms (2 beds in seperate rooms with doors that shut and lock, a pull out sofa, and a kitchen) and they were both great, and worth the money! I love the kitchens. We have brought food to cook, you can bring drinks and they stay cold, or you can heat up leftovers after a night out! The hotel has always been quiet when we stayed here as well. The breakfast in the morning is pretty good. It isn't the most spectacular, and the lobby is small, but its decent. They have frozen waflles, bagles, muffins, danishes, fruit, cereal, and oatmeal. They also have a little snack bar that is there all the time that you can buy things from! The ONLY problem I have with this hotel is their pet policy, and even that isn't that bad. The last time we stayed here, we brought our dog with us because we didn't have anyone to watch him overnight. I was glad that the hotel accepted pets. I think that is great! However, it is a $50 non-refundable charge regardless of how long your pet will be staying. That is a GREAT deal if you're going to be there a week or longer. However, for just one night it is a little pricey. I know I could have probably boarded him for less, but we like to take him with us so we paid it. I just wish there was a better deal for 1 night. Maybe you could get your money back, or half of it if the dog didn't tear anything up. Or maybe it could just be a little cheaper? Other than that, no problems at all! Stay here if you're looking for a nice hotel that is close to everything, but feels tucked away and quiet!

Great Hotel! I have stayed at this hotel 4 times. We stay here mainly for nights out in Broadripple. It is about a $15 cab ride from Broadripple, and the front desk will call the cab for you! The cab is always there within 10-15 minutes even on busy nights such as Halloween and New Years. Last time we got a coupon from the front desk for the cab company and got 15% off our ride! :) The staff is always very friendly, and the check in and check out process is easy. The rooms are clean! I have stayed in the studio rooms (1 bed, a pull out sofa, and a kitchen) and the double rooms (2 beds in seperate rooms with doors that shut and lock, a pull out sofa, and a kitchen) and they were both great, and worth the money! I love the kitchens. We have brought food to cook, you can bring drinks and they stay cold, or you can heat up leftovers after a night out! The hotel has always been quiet when we stayed here as well. The breakfast in the morning is pretty good. It isn't the most spectacular, and the lobby is small, but its decent. They have frozen waflles, bagles, muffins, danishes, fruit, cereal, and oatmeal. They also have a little snack bar that is there all the time that you can buy things from! The ONLY problem I have with this hotel is their pet policy, and even that isn't that bad. The last time we stayed here, we brought our dog with us because we didn't have anyone to watch him overnight. I was glad that the hotel accepted pets. I think that is great! However, it is a $50 non-refundable charge regardless of how long your pet will be staying. That is a GREAT deal if you're going to be there a week or longer. However, for just one night it is a little pricey. I know I could have probably boarded him for less, but we like to take him with us so we paid it. I just wish there was a better deal for 1 night. Maybe you could get your money back, or half of it if the dog didn't tear anything up. Or maybe it could just be a little cheaper? Other than that, no problems at all! Stay here if you're looking for a nice hotel that is close to everything, but feels tucked away and quiet!

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Hotel great, Wi-Fi spotty

I really enjoyed my stay at the Parc 55! The location is fantastic with many excellent restaurants, shopping and the convention center within a short walking distance. The hotel staff were friendly and very helpful! The only issues I had include one afternoon where it was almost 5 pm before my room was serviced, and the Wi-Fi signal in my room was weak and spotty.

Hotel great, Wi-Fi spotty I really enjoyed my stay at the Parc 55! The location is fantastic with many excellent restaurants, shopping and the convention center within a short walking distance. The hotel staff were friendly and very helpful! The only issues I had include one afternoon where it was almost 5 pm before my room was serviced, and the Wi-Fi signal in my room was weak and spotty.

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Great place for weekend get-away

Great location right on the Riverwalk. Nice, modern decor, but it's not cheezy or over done. Still has a warm feel to it both inside and out. Had dinner and breakfast at the hotel restaurant on-site, "Citrus". Both were very good. So were the drinks. Nice terrace to sit outside if the weather is right. There is a Starbuck's only one block away to boot! Staff was friendly and on point. We used the hotels spa service. Both my wife and I got an hour massage and they were great. Only three things I didn't like, but weren't a huge deal: (1) The overall look and feel of the rooms are great, but the bathtubs have been forgotten. Don't get me wrong, they're look new and are fine, but the shower/tub area is plain and doesn't go with the rest of it... which calls out for some glass and/or stone or something... not a plain white tub with an entry level faucet. (the rest of the bathroom is nice though). (2) I couldn't valet park because I have a lifted truck that wont fit in the parking garage the valets use... so I had to park a couple blocks away on a pay lot. Not the end of the world, but kind of PITA for anyone who chooses not to valet for whatever reason. (3) No pool on site. Regardless, we'll be back.

Great place for weekend get-away Great location right on the Riverwalk. Nice, modern decor, but it's not cheezy or over done. Still has a warm feel to it both inside and out. Had dinner and breakfast at the hotel restaurant on-site, "Citrus". Both were very good. So were the drinks. Nice terrace to sit outside if the weather is right. There is a Starbuck's only one block away to boot! Staff was friendly and on point. We used the hotels spa service. Both my wife and I got an hour massage and they were great. Only three things I didn't like, but weren't a huge deal: (1) The overall look and feel of the rooms are great, but the bathtubs have been forgotten. Don't get me wrong, they're look new and are fine, but the shower/tub area is plain and doesn't go with the rest of it... which calls out for some glass and/or stone or something... not a plain white tub with an entry level faucet. (the rest of the bathroom is nice though). (2) I couldn't valet park because I have a lifted truck that wont fit in the parking garage the valets use... so I had to park a couple blocks away on a pay lot. Not the end of the world, but kind of PITA for anyone who chooses not to valet for whatever reason. (3) No pool on site. Regardless, we'll be back.

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Posh little hotel, Best for couples... but young families may wish to be near the National Mall

If my husband and I return to DC, we will stay at the Hotel George. With young kids, however, we will opt to be closer to the Mall. It is a bit of a distance and drive to get to the main areas, and this is a sweet little swanky hotel that caters to an upscale crowd on business. If you do bring kids here, you will still have a great time, but for convenience... its just easier to be closer to the tourist spots if you are squeezing in nap and snack times in your schedule. The service was excellent. The front desk was extremely helpful. The valet/bell man was very cordial and efficient. The rooms were clean and comfortable. You MUST stop by Bistro Bis while here. No complaints... Hotel George is an excellent choice for business or a romantic weekend in the Capital.

Posh little hotel, Best for couples... but young families may wish to be near the National Mall If my husband and I return to DC, we will stay at the Hotel George. With young kids, however, we will opt to be closer to the Mall. It is a bit of a distance and drive to get to the main areas, and this is a sweet little swanky hotel that caters to an upscale crowd on business. If you do bring kids here, you will still have a great time, but for convenience... its just easier to be closer to the tourist spots if you are squeezing in nap and snack times in your schedule. The service was excellent. The front desk was extremely helpful. The valet/bell man was very cordial and efficient. The rooms were clean and comfortable. You MUST stop by Bistro Bis while here. No complaints... Hotel George is an excellent choice for business or a romantic weekend in the Capital.

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Excellent Service!

I have stayed at this location on multiple occations and have always found it to meet my needs perfectly. Ideally located, clean and comfortable - this hotel is a good combination of quality and value. Most importantly, however, is the excellent service that I have received at this hotel. Both the front desk and hotel management went out of their way to accomodate a change I had to make in my reservation - even though it was my issue that required the change. It is easy to see that the staff at this location truly care about their hotel guests. And at the end of the day - what more could you ask for? I will definitely be back!

Excellent Service! I have stayed at this location on multiple occations and have always found it to meet my needs perfectly. Ideally located, clean and comfortable - this hotel is a good combination of quality and value. Most importantly, however, is the excellent service that I have received at this hotel. Both the front desk and hotel management went out of their way to accomodate a change I had to make in my reservation - even though it was my issue that required the change. It is easy to see that the staff at this location truly care about their hotel guests. And at the end of the day - what more could you ask for? I will definitely be back!

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Perfect Location

This was my first trip to NYC in forty years, and we wanted to be close to theaters but not too close to lots of noise and lights. This hotel was perfect. It is within easy walking distance to everything in the theater district as well as museums and shopping and the subway. The rooms were very nice, clean, and comfortable. The beds at Hampton Inn are always comfortable, and these were no exception. I also like for a room to be cool and dark for sleeping, which our room was. Except for one night, the hotel was also very quiet. Unfortunately, some young men decided to have a party in the room next to us one night, and the noise at 2:00 a.m. woke me up; however, I called the front desk and they sent security to the room, which took care of it. The only thing I would not recommend is the breakfast. We only ate the breakfast on the last day, and even though it's free, I have had better breakfasts at other Hampton Inns. Otherwise, I would highly recommend this hotel for a great place to stay in New York City.

Perfect Location This was my first trip to NYC in forty years, and we wanted to be close to theaters but not too close to lots of noise and lights. This hotel was perfect. It is within easy walking distance to everything in the theater district as well as museums and shopping and the subway. The rooms were very nice, clean, and comfortable. The beds at Hampton Inn are always comfortable, and these were no exception. I also like for a room to be cool and dark for sleeping, which our room was. Except for one night, the hotel was also very quiet. Unfortunately, some young men decided to have a party in the room next to us one night, and the noise at 2:00 a.m. woke me up; however, I called the front desk and they sent security to the room, which took care of it. The only thing I would not recommend is the breakfast. We only ate the breakfast on the last day, and even though it's free, I have had better breakfasts at other Hampton Inns. Otherwise, I would highly recommend this hotel for a great place to stay in New York City.

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All glitz, no substance

I stayed at this hotel for 4 days/3 nights to attend a conference. Suffice it to say, I was happy when it came time to leave. There is no question that the hotel public areas are beautiful, providing opulence, elegance, and first-class presentation. However, that is where the impressiveness ends. My colleague and I both suffered similar experiences, experiences that are not consistent with the first-class expense and expectation associated with this hotel. First, when we arrived, one elevator door was broken, leaving only one elevator to serve one side of this immense hotel. It took three tries before there was enough room for us and our luggage to get on the car, as conference attendees were on and riding up from lower levels. Unfortunately, that became the problem throughout the stay: not enough elevator service to satisfactorily provide transport for the sheer number of people in the hotel. Getting on the elevator on its first pass was a rare joy - but not really a joy. The elevators, though regal because of wood paneling, are not well ventilated (which makes riding like a sardine with other passengers a less than pleasant experience), and are not well lit (rather than providing "mood lighting," they are just down-right dark). It became a joke among many passengers. If you are claustrophobic or actually are here for business and need to get somewhere within a reasonable period of time, these elevators make it an unwanted experience. Room service is a joke. While the food is excellent and the people who bring it are professional and pleasant, DO NOT order room service if you have anything planned for that day. It just never comes. I ordered ice cream and coffee at 10:30 pm one evening, was promised it would be up in 10-15 minutes, and it arrived 1 hour and 20 minutes later! The same level of (slow) service was afforded on all other room service orders I made (one lunch, one dinner, and one breakfast)- they never arrive when promised, consistently take well more than an hour to arrive (even during non-peak dining hours), and make it absolutely impossible to be able to eat and still have enough time to get to whatever meetings you have planned. Other things happened, too, that, though little, were problems that should not be had in a first-class establishment: one lamp knob was broken, forcing me to have to use one of my make-up appliances to turn it so I could turn it on, the batteries in my TV remote were nearly dead (I got up to change the channel or turn on/off the TV each time), and the iron was cheap and small and dribbled water constantly (ruined a shirt). If you come here for business, bring your own iron - while mine did not work well, my colleague's iron had uncontrollable heat settings (again, cheap irons), resulting in her burning (and ruining) one of her suits. While at the conference, we also were in need of help with something associated with the conference. The manager (?banquet manager?) said he would look into it, thought he may not be able to help, but would be back and definitely would let us know either way - he never returned. The bellmen and doormen are variably helpful - some are absolutely delightful, others hate their jobs and the people they are serving. The host ignored me and my business compatriates on two occasions, making us stand and wait to be seated without even acknowledging our presence (in a near empty restaurant for about 5-10 minutes each time). I do want to add, though, that, once seated, the wait staff themselves in the restaurant are excellent (must give credit where credit is due!). The front desk staff is excellent as well, being attentive, friendly, and impeccably professional. But, the elevators, the always late room service, the broken lamp and dead remote, the disinterested management level individual, the (often) unhelpful bell/door men, and the various other little things (all too numerous to mention - again, it all adds up after awhile) bespeak a hotel that may look grand, but definitely is not. If you want to see the best part of the hotel (foyer, restaurant, ballrooms), then walk in the front door and look around. Then, turn around and stay somewhere else - there are plenty of other hotels in the area with better amenities and service, many of which that will also, despite their superior offerings, actually cost less, too! It was disappointing.

All glitz, no substance I stayed at this hotel for 4 days/3 nights to attend a conference. Suffice it to say, I was happy when it came time to leave. There is no question that the hotel public areas are beautiful, providing opulence, elegance, and first-class presentation. However, that is where the impressiveness ends. My colleague and I both suffered similar experiences, experiences that are not consistent with the first-class expense and expectation associated with this hotel. First, when we arrived, one elevator door was broken, leaving only one elevator to serve one side of this immense hotel. It took three tries before there was enough room for us and our luggage to get on the car, as conference attendees were on and riding up from lower levels. Unfortunately, that became the problem throughout the stay: not enough elevator service to satisfactorily provide transport for the sheer number of people in the hotel. Getting on the elevator on its first pass was a rare joy - but not really a joy. The elevators, though regal because of wood paneling, are not well ventilated (which makes riding like a sardine with other passengers a less than pleasant experience), and are not well lit (rather than providing "mood lighting," they are just down-right dark). It became a joke among many passengers. If you are claustrophobic or actually are here for business and need to get somewhere within a reasonable period of time, these elevators make it an unwanted experience. Room service is a joke. While the food is excellent and the people who bring it are professional and pleasant, DO NOT order room service if you have anything planned for that day. It just never comes. I ordered ice cream and coffee at 10:30 pm one evening, was promised it would be up in 10-15 minutes, and it arrived 1 hour and 20 minutes later! The same level of (slow) service was afforded on all other room service orders I made (one lunch, one dinner, and one breakfast)- they never arrive when promised, consistently take well more than an hour to arrive (even during non-peak dining hours), and make it absolutely impossible to be able to eat and still have enough time to get to whatever meetings you have planned. Other things happened, too, that, though little, were problems that should not be had in a first-class establishment: one lamp knob was broken, forcing me to have to use one of my make-up appliances to turn it so I could turn it on, the batteries in my TV remote were nearly dead (I got up to change the channel or turn on/off the TV each time), and the iron was cheap and small and dribbled water constantly (ruined a shirt). If you come here for business, bring your own iron - while mine did not work well, my colleague's iron had uncontrollable heat settings (again, cheap irons), resulting in her burning (and ruining) one of her suits. While at the conference, we also were in need of help with something associated with the conference. The manager (?banquet manager?) said he would look into it, thought he may not be able to help, but would be back and definitely would let us know either way - he never returned. The bellmen and doormen are variably helpful - some are absolutely delightful, others hate their jobs and the people they are serving. The host ignored me and my business compatriates on two occasions, making us stand and wait to be seated without even acknowledging our presence (in a near empty restaurant for about 5-10 minutes each time). I do want to add, though, that, once seated, the wait staff themselves in the restaurant are excellent (must give credit where credit is due!). The front desk staff is excellent as well, being attentive, friendly, and impeccably professional. But, the elevators, the always late room service, the broken lamp and dead remote, the disinterested management level individual, the (often) unhelpful bell/door men, and the various other little things (all too numerous to mention - again, it all adds up after awhile) bespeak a hotel that may look grand, but definitely is not. If you want to see the best part of the hotel (foyer, restaurant, ballrooms), then walk in the front door and look around. Then, turn around and stay somewhere else - there are plenty of other hotels in the area with better amenities and service, many of which that will also, despite their superior offerings, actually cost less, too! It was disappointing.

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Amazing Experience

I booked a one night stay for my 25th birthday night and I can not say anything horrible about the hotel. The location is superb and has easy access to the subway to get downtown. When we checked in the woman at the desk made sure that we felt comfortable and when we asked for a room with a view she gave us one. The rooms and hotel smelled wonderful and the rooms were beautifully decorated. The one complaint is the elevators were quite busy and sometimes had to wait a little for them but that wasnt really a big deal for my group. It was an amazing stay and I would definitely stay here again. The woman at the desk also offered us late check out since she knew we were going to be up late which I thought was really nice.

Amazing Experience I booked a one night stay for my 25th birthday night and I can not say anything horrible about the hotel. The location is superb and has easy access to the subway to get downtown. When we checked in the woman at the desk made sure that we felt comfortable and when we asked for a room with a view she gave us one. The rooms and hotel smelled wonderful and the rooms were beautifully decorated. The one complaint is the elevators were quite busy and sometimes had to wait a little for them but that wasnt really a big deal for my group. It was an amazing stay and I would definitely stay here again. The woman at the desk also offered us late check out since she knew we were going to be up late which I thought was really nice.

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Great stay @ the Westin

I was in San Diego with some friends running the half marathon and stayed here. It was a beautiful property with great amenities. What really stood out was the service, especially from Nate who was our bartender one night and our bell hop the next. He was super friendly and attentive without being over bearing and was sure to fill all of our needs. My friends and I had actually been having a conversation about how service levels have slipped below par at most places, but Nate gave us hope again!!

Great stay @ the Westin I was in San Diego with some friends running the half marathon and stayed here. It was a beautiful property with great amenities. What really stood out was the service, especially from Nate who was our bartender one night and our bell hop the next. He was super friendly and attentive without being over bearing and was sure to fill all of our needs. My friends and I had actually been having a conversation about how service levels have slipped below par at most places, but Nate gave us hope again!!

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Business

I was on a business trip to different cities in August. Hotels in Charlotte were very busy due to the Democrats convention. Sugar creek is not the best area in Charlotte, but I thought to give a try to Days Inn hotel. Unexpectedly, the hotel is very well maintained, nice lobby, clean room with comfy matress. Breakfast was great and the staff was very caring

Business I was on a business trip to different cities in August. Hotels in Charlotte were very busy due to the Democrats convention. Sugar creek is not the best area in Charlotte, but I thought to give a try to Days Inn hotel. Unexpectedly, the hotel is very well maintained, nice lobby, clean room with comfy matress. Breakfast was great and the staff was very caring

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Friendly Staff & Great Breakfast

We stayed at the Hyatt House for a long weekend getaway from Phoenix. My husband and I checked in on a Sunday and out on a Wednesday. I was very pleased with this hotel. I did get a deal thru Priceline so it was very reasonable and free parking and breakfast made it even better! The check in process was quick and easy and the gal at the front desk was very friendly. Checking out was the same except it was a young man instead and he was very pleasant as well. The breakfast was different every morning and they leave a schedule in your room telling you what they will be serving each day. They were even making omelets to order one morning. It was very good and there is a nice outdoor area that you can eat breakfast at, as well as the restaurant area inside. The pool was small and in the center of the hotel so very shady for the most part. My only complaint (and it’s not a big deal) would be that they should have the bar inside the restaurant open during the day. So if you want some drinks while out by the pool there is a place to get them. I guess they are open for breakfast and not again until 5pm. It was within reasonable driving distance to most things in San Diego/LaJolla area. I would say it took us about 15 min to drive to downtown LaJolla.

Friendly Staff & Great Breakfast We stayed at the Hyatt House for a long weekend getaway from Phoenix. My husband and I checked in on a Sunday and out on a Wednesday. I was very pleased with this hotel. I did get a deal thru Priceline so it was very reasonable and free parking and breakfast made it even better! The check in process was quick and easy and the gal at the front desk was very friendly. Checking out was the same except it was a young man instead and he was very pleasant as well. The breakfast was different every morning and they leave a schedule in your room telling you what they will be serving each day. They were even making omelets to order one morning. It was very good and there is a nice outdoor area that you can eat breakfast at, as well as the restaurant area inside. The pool was small and in the center of the hotel so very shady for the most part. My only complaint (and it’s not a big deal) would be that they should have the bar inside the restaurant open during the day. So if you want some drinks while out by the pool there is a place to get them. I guess they are open for breakfast and not again until 5pm. It was within reasonable driving distance to most things in San Diego/LaJolla area. I would say it took us about 15 min to drive to downtown LaJolla.

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Perfect location

I stayed in this hotel for a week from 26th of April 2012. I loved the location. Just in the center of the shopping streets Mignificent Mile, Oak street, Rush street etc with many high fashionable shops and good restos. The Hankook tower just the next building to the hotel, with fantastic view. It is 5-7 minutes driving to Millenium Park. Apart from this, they lack a bit customer care service. The bellman was not there to help with the luggage when I was chcking off. It was pity that I couldn't indicate the hotel address for online shopping. The lady at the reception said that it is not allowed and she can not help me. Overall I recommend this hotel whether you are on a business trip or considering vacations. P.S. The italian resto downstairs is awesome

Perfect location I stayed in this hotel for a week from 26th of April 2012. I loved the location. Just in the center of the shopping streets Mignificent Mile, Oak street, Rush street etc with many high fashionable shops and good restos. The Hankook tower just the next building to the hotel, with fantastic view. It is 5-7 minutes driving to Millenium Park. Apart from this, they lack a bit customer care service. The bellman was not there to help with the luggage when I was chcking off. It was pity that I couldn't indicate the hotel address for online shopping. The lady at the reception said that it is not allowed and she can not help me. Overall I recommend this hotel whether you are on a business trip or considering vacations. P.S. The italian resto downstairs is awesome

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Hot Chocolate 15K

2nd year in a row staying here. Finished the race and were almost late for 11 check- out, but the desk staff was nice & accomodating and gave us some extra time with no problem. The staff is wonderful and the location great for a lot of activities close to the lake. The hotel is old, but quaint & very clean. Beds are comfy. There are also many good restaurants within walking distance.

Hot Chocolate 15K 2nd year in a row staying here. Finished the race and were almost late for 11 check- out, but the desk staff was nice & accomodating and gave us some extra time with no problem. The staff is wonderful and the location great for a lot of activities close to the lake. The hotel is old, but quaint & very clean. Beds are comfy. There are also many good restaurants within walking distance.

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Very disappointed from check-in to check-out

We have stayed at Embassy Suites in other cities and have always been very happy, so when planning a trip to visit family in Philly, we decided to try this Embassy Suites. I have also never written a negative review, but felt that our experience warranted it. When we arrived, the two double beds that I had reserved were not available and we three adults were placed in a King room. My daughter slept on the sleep sofa, which is probably fine for children, but was very uncomfortable for her, resulting in complaints of back pain throughout the trip. The room itself was fairly clean, but lots of candy wrappers under the sleep sofa, plaster bits around on the rug in both rooms, and some kind of splatter on the walls and lampshade of the main sitting room. I discovered that the plaster was from series of large patches on the wall of the bedroom. That was the view from the bed. The lampshade next to the patched wall also had been crushed. Little things, but felt like I was in a slum. Although we had reserved and paid for three adults, the room was set up for two so we had to seek out glasses and towels each day. The breakfast hosts on all mornings were short tempered (and appeared to be overworked.) The buffet itself could have been ok, but the kitchen obviously had difficulty keeping up with the demand. We waited about 45 minutes for just some oatmeal one morning, and finally gave up and left to buy breakfast elsewhere. There was plenty of bread for toast, cold cereal, muffins, but hard to get healthier options like bagels, fresh fruit, or hot cereal. Coffee ran out 3/3 mornings also. On the mornings that we had a little extra time, we waited but were still not able to get our simple preferences. On the morning that we had to be out by a designated time, we settled for dry cereal and toast. The hotel was very busy and the staff was generally courteous, although if we mentioned any of our concerns, the response was " We have a large group here today." Evidently it was so busy that we often waited 10 to 15 minutes for an elevator up and a couple of times chose to walk down rather than wait. Additionally, the air conditioner/heat unit was incredibly loud, so we had to turn it on for a while, shut it off to sleep, wake up hot, turn it on to cool, then off to sleep. At check out, we were charged for an extra night of parking and after waiting for breakfast, found it irritating to have to wait to resolve the overcharge. We did stop a the manager's reception one night where they served unlimited drinks, potato chips and bags of chex mix. It was nice, although a couple of free drinks and chips certainly does not make up for the inconveniences. The only saving grace for us for this facility was that the location is very good.

Very disappointed from check-in to check-out We have stayed at Embassy Suites in other cities and have always been very happy, so when planning a trip to visit family in Philly, we decided to try this Embassy Suites. I have also never written a negative review, but felt that our experience warranted it. When we arrived, the two double beds that I had reserved were not available and we three adults were placed in a King room. My daughter slept on the sleep sofa, which is probably fine for children, but was very uncomfortable for her, resulting in complaints of back pain throughout the trip. The room itself was fairly clean, but lots of candy wrappers under the sleep sofa, plaster bits around on the rug in both rooms, and some kind of splatter on the walls and lampshade of the main sitting room. I discovered that the plaster was from series of large patches on the wall of the bedroom. That was the view from the bed. The lampshade next to the patched wall also had been crushed. Little things, but felt like I was in a slum. Although we had reserved and paid for three adults, the room was set up for two so we had to seek out glasses and towels each day. The breakfast hosts on all mornings were short tempered (and appeared to be overworked.) The buffet itself could have been ok, but the kitchen obviously had difficulty keeping up with the demand. We waited about 45 minutes for just some oatmeal one morning, and finally gave up and left to buy breakfast elsewhere. There was plenty of bread for toast, cold cereal, muffins, but hard to get healthier options like bagels, fresh fruit, or hot cereal. Coffee ran out 3/3 mornings also. On the mornings that we had a little extra time, we waited but were still not able to get our simple preferences. On the morning that we had to be out by a designated time, we settled for dry cereal and toast. The hotel was very busy and the staff was generally courteous, although if we mentioned any of our concerns, the response was " We have a large group here today." Evidently it was so busy that we often waited 10 to 15 minutes for an elevator up and a couple of times chose to walk down rather than wait. Additionally, the air conditioner/heat unit was incredibly loud, so we had to turn it on for a while, shut it off to sleep, wake up hot, turn it on to cool, then off to sleep. At check out, we were charged for an extra night of parking and after waiting for breakfast, found it irritating to have to wait to resolve the overcharge. We did stop a the manager's reception one night where they served unlimited drinks, potato chips and bags of chex mix. It was nice, although a couple of free drinks and chips certainly does not make up for the inconveniences. The only saving grace for us for this facility was that the location is very good.

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Old world charm overlooking the White House

The Hay Adams has an old world charm to it. Attentive and generous in its service, we were blessed with a room overlooking the White House. The room was small but enough for 2 nights. The bathroom could do with a little modernisation as it was a tight fit for 2 to move in at the same time. There is obviously a lot of history associated with this hotel. It's not a hotel for everyone, but if you like the charm of yesteryear with modern service you will enjoy it. We ate in the hotel restaurant 2 nights and it was both affordable with quality service and food.

Old world charm overlooking the White House The Hay Adams has an old world charm to it. Attentive and generous in its service, we were blessed with a room overlooking the White House. The room was small but enough for 2 nights. The bathroom could do with a little modernisation as it was a tight fit for 2 to move in at the same time. There is obviously a lot of history associated with this hotel. It's not a hotel for everyone, but if you like the charm of yesteryear with modern service you will enjoy it. We ate in the hotel restaurant 2 nights and it was both affordable with quality service and food.

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A pleasant surprise. GREAT staff.

I am currently checked into the Doubletree Denver. I must admit...when I first pulled up I wasn't sure. I had checked the TripAdvisor comments and that was what encouraged me to keep going. As SOON as I walked in I was warmly greeted by an incredible staff. My front desk check in could not have been more welcoming. This location seems to be a VERY genuinely happy place to work. I even rode the elevator up with a staff person delivering room service and she was almost singing... :) I agree. The property is absolutely older but well maintained. The hallways are very dimly lit. And the linens have certainly run their course. However, the rooms are adequate. I am on business travel and know that I can always count on Doubletree for consistency. I am not disappointed in that regard. I also agree the restaurant is a bit pricey...but no worries. There is certainly food within an 8 minute radius.

A pleasant surprise. GREAT staff. I am currently checked into the Doubletree Denver. I must admit...when I first pulled up I wasn't sure. I had checked the TripAdvisor comments and that was what encouraged me to keep going. As SOON as I walked in I was warmly greeted by an incredible staff. My front desk check in could not have been more welcoming. This location seems to be a VERY genuinely happy place to work. I even rode the elevator up with a staff person delivering room service and she was almost singing... :) I agree. The property is absolutely older but well maintained. The hallways are very dimly lit. And the linens have certainly run their course. However, the rooms are adequate. I am on business travel and know that I can always count on Doubletree for consistency. I am not disappointed in that regard. I also agree the restaurant is a bit pricey...but no worries. There is certainly food within an 8 minute radius.

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Luxury hotel, Great Location and Quiet

The hotel has a simple Japanese elegance with beautiful flower arrangements throughout the common spaces in the hotel. We arrived in the early morning and had asked for an early check in and the staff had a room ready for us at 9 am no waiting just a pleasant greeting and "we have been expecting you". The location is within walking distance of all things in midtown, Grand Central 2 blocks away, Rockefeller Center a 10 minute walk. The rooms are large for NYC standards, nice size bathroom and closet area. The hotel is Japanese, so no coffee in the room but there is a teapot and tea. There is not an iron or ironing board in the room but one was brought within 5 minutes of calling the front desk. The most astounding thing I can say about this hotel is how quiet it is. We saw people all over the hotel but when you are in your room you can not hear any street noise, hallway noise, people talking or doors closing. I asked the front desk and they said they had soundproofing to create a peaceful experience and they get 5 stars for that!!! Great experience and will stay there next time I go to NYC.

Luxury hotel, Great Location and Quiet The hotel has a simple Japanese elegance with beautiful flower arrangements throughout the common spaces in the hotel. We arrived in the early morning and had asked for an early check in and the staff had a room ready for us at 9 am no waiting just a pleasant greeting and "we have been expecting you". The location is within walking distance of all things in midtown, Grand Central 2 blocks away, Rockefeller Center a 10 minute walk. The rooms are large for NYC standards, nice size bathroom and closet area. The hotel is Japanese, so no coffee in the room but there is a teapot and tea. There is not an iron or ironing board in the room but one was brought within 5 minutes of calling the front desk. The most astounding thing I can say about this hotel is how quiet it is. We saw people all over the hotel but when you are in your room you can not hear any street noise, hallway noise, people talking or doors closing. I asked the front desk and they said they had soundproofing to create a peaceful experience and they get 5 stars for that!!! Great experience and will stay there next time I go to NYC.

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Great service

We stayed two nights at the Palomar. The facility is typical Kimpton offbeat chic with the only drawback the relative smallness of the room. The service and attitude of the staff is what really sets this property apart. Everyone is exceptionally friendly and helpful and are adept at graciousness. The location is very good and near all the attractions and many of the better restaurants. The staff here make this one of the better places we have stayedand an excellent choice for Philadelphia.

Great service We stayed two nights at the Palomar. The facility is typical Kimpton offbeat chic with the only drawback the relative smallness of the room. The service and attitude of the staff is what really sets this property apart. Everyone is exceptionally friendly and helpful and are adept at graciousness. The location is very good and near all the attractions and many of the better restaurants. The staff here make this one of the better places we have stayedand an excellent choice for Philadelphia.

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Fantastic staff and great room

Got married at Gracelands and so decided to book 4 rooms for the family and guests. The location of Beale Street is EXACTLY where it is, with all the noise that goes with it! I had a room with a balcony on a corner which faced slightly away from Beale but the music plays until 2-4 Am so you get to hear it all. Others had rooms facing away from Beale and only just heard the music. All of the staff were extremely helpful and could not do enough for us when we asked for anything. Ringing cabs, giving extra room items, special orders for breakfast (which was always yummy), advice on destinations and tourist spots........so very helpful. Little extras, like having tea, coffee and biscuits available in the lounge all night as well as an on-site small convinence room made the stay great. A bottle of champagne in my room on the wedding night was much appreciated too. Thanks Hampton Inn, we will always treasure our stay and promote you guys whenever anyone asks.

Fantastic staff and great room Got married at Gracelands and so decided to book 4 rooms for the family and guests. The location of Beale Street is EXACTLY where it is, with all the noise that goes with it! I had a room with a balcony on a corner which faced slightly away from Beale but the music plays until 2-4 Am so you get to hear it all. Others had rooms facing away from Beale and only just heard the music. All of the staff were extremely helpful and could not do enough for us when we asked for anything. Ringing cabs, giving extra room items, special orders for breakfast (which was always yummy), advice on destinations and tourist spots........so very helpful. Little extras, like having tea, coffee and biscuits available in the lounge all night as well as an on-site small convinence room made the stay great. A bottle of champagne in my room on the wedding night was much appreciated too. Thanks Hampton Inn, we will always treasure our stay and promote you guys whenever anyone asks.

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Good room, above average gym, opening hours gym a bit short

Stayed here for three days. Room is good, with good desk, free Internet, very good bathroom and in the middle of the old town. Old city coffee one block away, and close to the historical buildings. Gym has enough machines and they're in good shape. There's also a pool, but did not use it. Only downside for me, traveling for business and jet lagged, was that the gym opens first at 6 AM on weekdays and 8 AM (!!) on Saturdays. Also closes relatively early at 8 pm. That's just way too late for opening and too early for closing if you have to work.

Good room, above average gym, opening hours gym a bit short Stayed here for three days. Room is good, with good desk, free Internet, very good bathroom and in the middle of the old town. Old city coffee one block away, and close to the historical buildings. Gym has enough machines and they're in good shape. There's also a pool, but did not use it. Only downside for me, traveling for business and jet lagged, was that the gym opens first at 6 AM on weekdays and 8 AM (!!) on Saturdays. Also closes relatively early at 8 pm. That's just way too late for opening and too early for closing if you have to work.

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Fantastic Service! The Most Comfortable Beds EVER!!

I am a Production Manager for a major network television show. I housed about 30 crew and cast in the Eventi for about 3 weeks while shooting in NYC. We also set up our production and technical offices there as well. Before stepping foot in the Eventi, I was nervous that, because they are very upscale, my crew would feel out of place or would somehow be treated less than kindly because we were constantly hauling gear thru their exquisite lobby. My negative preconception couldn't have been further from the truth. From the moment we arrived, we were treated like family. It only took only a day or so before most of the staff knew us by our first names. The rooms were immaculate and the beds were super comfy. Almost everyone on my crew mentioned to me at one point or another how they were going to invest in down bedding once they get home because they've never slept this well in there lives. The location was great too. But the real key to this hotel's success is the management team's desire to please their guests. There positive attitude and friendly demeanor is reflected well in their fantastic staff. If you are a production shooting in NYC, I highly recommend checking out the Eventi. Underground garage parking for your production minivans is a big plus too. Very reasonably priced monthly passes that give you in and out privileges. For those of you in production, you know how important this is.

Fantastic Service! The Most Comfortable Beds EVER!! I am a Production Manager for a major network television show. I housed about 30 crew and cast in the Eventi for about 3 weeks while shooting in NYC. We also set up our production and technical offices there as well. Before stepping foot in the Eventi, I was nervous that, because they are very upscale, my crew would feel out of place or would somehow be treated less than kindly because we were constantly hauling gear thru their exquisite lobby. My negative preconception couldn't have been further from the truth. From the moment we arrived, we were treated like family. It only took only a day or so before most of the staff knew us by our first names. The rooms were immaculate and the beds were super comfy. Almost everyone on my crew mentioned to me at one point or another how they were going to invest in down bedding once they get home because they've never slept this well in there lives. The location was great too. But the real key to this hotel's success is the management team's desire to please their guests. There positive attitude and friendly demeanor is reflected well in their fantastic staff. If you are a production shooting in NYC, I highly recommend checking out the Eventi. Underground garage parking for your production minivans is a big plus too. Very reasonably priced monthly passes that give you in and out privileges. For those of you in production, you know how important this is.

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Pretty good hotel, but check your bill carefully

This is a fairly nice motel-type place. The room was reasonably large, and reasonably clean. Parking lot was small. Location is nothing exceptional -- despite the name it is not really near the Convention Center. Free Wifi worked well. When I arrived I was warned the aircon was not working in my room, which was not a problem in early January. (My room was quiet, even when I opened the window to take advantage of the cool evening air.) But the customer service.....ooooooo! On checkout I was presented with a bill about $80 over what was confirmed on my online reservation. When I informed the front desk staff of the error, they looked up the reservation, hemmed and hawed, and said I had to present them with a printed copy of my confirmation. I SHOWED them the confirmation email on my computer, but they demanded a printed copy before they would honor the quoted rate. I then had to go to their business center, log in by webmail, and print off a copy of the confirmation -- all to get the rate that the company had promised me. So in essence, THEY made a mistake and made ME spend a half an hour to clear it up. Not acceptable.

Pretty good hotel, but check your bill carefully This is a fairly nice motel-type place. The room was reasonably large, and reasonably clean. Parking lot was small. Location is nothing exceptional -- despite the name it is not really near the Convention Center. Free Wifi worked well. When I arrived I was warned the aircon was not working in my room, which was not a problem in early January. (My room was quiet, even when I opened the window to take advantage of the cool evening air.) But the customer service.....ooooooo! On checkout I was presented with a bill about $80 over what was confirmed on my online reservation. When I informed the front desk staff of the error, they looked up the reservation, hemmed and hawed, and said I had to present them with a printed copy of my confirmation. I SHOWED them the confirmation email on my computer, but they demanded a printed copy before they would honor the quoted rate. I then had to go to their business center, log in by webmail, and print off a copy of the confirmation -- all to get the rate that the company had promised me. So in essence, THEY made a mistake and made ME spend a half an hour to clear it up. Not acceptable.

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poor quality of room

the room was missing toilet paper, bath towels, many of the lights did not work, the trim was falling off of the walls, etc.

poor quality of room the room was missing toilet paper, bath towels, many of the lights did not work, the trim was falling off of the walls, etc.

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Many positive aspects, but looking a bit tired now

This was my second stay at the Pod and among its many positive elements are its location - it's easy to get to pretty much any part of Manhattan, the customer service ethos among its excellent people and the value you get for your money. However, the place is beginning to look a little tired and would benefit hugely from even a minor spruce up. The one thing to remember is that it is designed to be a place to sleep - a base while you're seeing NY. It isn't a boutique spa hotel, the rooms aren't terribly relaxing and it is, quite rightly, a question of function over form, to one degree or another. The rooms are small, but the name rather gives that away, does it not? Overall, it's a great place to base yourself while exploring NY, but it's never going to be a W or a Sofitel. So do your research, if you're looking for a convenient, clean, easy-going place to stay while you're getting the most out of an extraordinary city, you won't go far wrong with the Pod.

Many positive aspects, but looking a bit tired now This was my second stay at the Pod and among its many positive elements are its location - it's easy to get to pretty much any part of Manhattan, the customer service ethos among its excellent people and the value you get for your money. However, the place is beginning to look a little tired and would benefit hugely from even a minor spruce up. The one thing to remember is that it is designed to be a place to sleep - a base while you're seeing NY. It isn't a boutique spa hotel, the rooms aren't terribly relaxing and it is, quite rightly, a question of function over form, to one degree or another. The rooms are small, but the name rather gives that away, does it not? Overall, it's a great place to base yourself while exploring NY, but it's never going to be a W or a Sofitel. So do your research, if you're looking for a convenient, clean, easy-going place to stay while you're getting the most out of an extraordinary city, you won't go far wrong with the Pod.

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Great Stay, Friendly Staff

We stayed here for the San Francisco Marathon events, everyone was so helpful and accommodating! Everything we asked for was taken care of! The room was clean, comfortable and relaxing. If the concierge was a little better, would have gone with 5 stars.

Great Stay, Friendly Staff We stayed here for the San Francisco Marathon events, everyone was so helpful and accommodating! Everything we asked for was taken care of! The room was clean, comfortable and relaxing. If the concierge was a little better, would have gone with 5 stars.

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"Gem" Hotel? I say not: Worst Hotel Ever

This is by far the worst hotel I have seen in NYC. I had a reservation at the Gem - Midtown West property. Walking up to the front door, they had multiple trash bags on the curb along with old rolled up carpet. Not a good first impression. Checking in, the room they gave me was literally in the basement – as in you go to the elevator, hit the “B” button, and you go down. In the basement they have only one hotel room. To get to the room you have to walk past all the cleaning supplies, staff changing area, staff break room, and a shower facility (I’m assuming the shower was for staff, but I did not dare ask the real purpose). The basement room window provided a view of the staff smoking area. The room was so small a two foot midget would have been claustrophobic sleeping there. Literally I could not pull out the chair from under the desk because it hit the bed. Standing in the room / cube, I heard a dripping sound. I looked up at the ceiling above the bed and noticed a long brown strip caused by water damage from above – this solved the mystery of why the carpet was out on the curb. At this point I knew that my presence in that room would be short lived. I picked up the phone in the room to call the front desk to ask if they had a different room but the phone did not work. I took the elevator from the basement back up to the reception area to beg for a different room – no luck. On the verge of panic, I started weighing my options: 1) sleep standing up, fully clothed in the basement room, 2) find a bench in Central Park, or 3) locate a bar that is open 24 hours and tie one on. Since I cannot sleep standing up, option 1 was out. I went back to the room, got my suitcase. Walking through the lobby, the receptionist (who was a nice guy) even admitted it gets “a little scary” down there in the basement. With a strong shiver going down my spine, I bid him and the hotel a good day and walked out the front door. By the grace of God a friend of mine was able to call in a favor and got me a room at a different hotel. The benches in Central Park and the hangover caused by a 24 hour drinking binge will have to wait for the next person sleeping in the basement of the Gem Hotel.

"Gem" Hotel? I say not: Worst Hotel Ever This is by far the worst hotel I have seen in NYC. I had a reservation at the Gem - Midtown West property. Walking up to the front door, they had multiple trash bags on the curb along with old rolled up carpet. Not a good first impression. Checking in, the room they gave me was literally in the basement – as in you go to the elevator, hit the “B” button, and you go down. In the basement they have only one hotel room. To get to the room you have to walk past all the cleaning supplies, staff changing area, staff break room, and a shower facility (I’m assuming the shower was for staff, but I did not dare ask the real purpose). The basement room window provided a view of the staff smoking area. The room was so small a two foot midget would have been claustrophobic sleeping there. Literally I could not pull out the chair from under the desk because it hit the bed. Standing in the room / cube, I heard a dripping sound. I looked up at the ceiling above the bed and noticed a long brown strip caused by water damage from above – this solved the mystery of why the carpet was out on the curb. At this point I knew that my presence in that room would be short lived. I picked up the phone in the room to call the front desk to ask if they had a different room but the phone did not work. I took the elevator from the basement back up to the reception area to beg for a different room – no luck. On the verge of panic, I started weighing my options: 1) sleep standing up, fully clothed in the basement room, 2) find a bench in Central Park, or 3) locate a bar that is open 24 hours and tie one on. Since I cannot sleep standing up, option 1 was out. I went back to the room, got my suitcase. Walking through the lobby, the receptionist (who was a nice guy) even admitted it gets “a little scary” down there in the basement. With a strong shiver going down my spine, I bid him and the hotel a good day and walked out the front door. By the grace of God a friend of mine was able to call in a favor and got me a room at a different hotel. The benches in Central Park and the hangover caused by a 24 hour drinking binge will have to wait for the next person sleeping in the basement of the Gem Hotel.

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Some rooms are small if on govt rate

We stayed for 10 days at the government rate (which is not cheap) before moving overseas and they gave us an itty bitty room. Luckily we are not giant people, but with all of our bags it was a challenge. Otherwise - hotel was nice, stayed cool even in a DC heatwave and had good wifi / TV channel selection - very central.

Some rooms are small if on govt rate We stayed for 10 days at the government rate (which is not cheap) before moving overseas and they gave us an itty bitty room. Luckily we are not giant people, but with all of our bags it was a challenge. Otherwise - hotel was nice, stayed cool even in a DC heatwave and had good wifi / TV channel selection - very central.

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Average hotel, but very good location

Many others have said it before and I wish I had taken a little more time to read the reviews rather than just going off the overall rating. One person here said that it was hotel pricing for motel quality (nail on the head); another said that there were stains and dated furnishings such as carpets and curtains (very true, some even had holes in them); and someone here even mentioned they were given early check-in free of charge - yes, we also got that as well. There were no bugs, thank goodness; there was no way of adjusting the temperature in the room; our shower/tub combination consisted of a window ledge inward (so water collected onto it and stagnant) and bad water pressure. Interesting view, as we had a corner on the 10th floor... that looked straight into another room on the opposite corner (you can probably see our room in many of the exterior photos). Another thing that irked me was the elevators closest to us were not available for usage for the public - there were three of them, yet they were all for staff... AND, somehow, being eight rooms away in the hallway, I could hear someone blow-drying their hair as if I was standing right next to them. Location is great; employees are helpful and quite cheerful, especially the bell-hop/valet guy that chatted us up and kept complaining about his own valet group to us/other customers, making it an interesting wait; and again, free-of-charge early check-in. Overall....average.

Average hotel, but very good location Many others have said it before and I wish I had taken a little more time to read the reviews rather than just going off the overall rating. One person here said that it was hotel pricing for motel quality (nail on the head); another said that there were stains and dated furnishings such as carpets and curtains (very true, some even had holes in them); and someone here even mentioned they were given early check-in free of charge - yes, we also got that as well. There were no bugs, thank goodness; there was no way of adjusting the temperature in the room; our shower/tub combination consisted of a window ledge inward (so water collected onto it and stagnant) and bad water pressure. Interesting view, as we had a corner on the 10th floor... that looked straight into another room on the opposite corner (you can probably see our room in many of the exterior photos). Another thing that irked me was the elevators closest to us were not available for usage for the public - there were three of them, yet they were all for staff... AND, somehow, being eight rooms away in the hallway, I could hear someone blow-drying their hair as if I was standing right next to them. Location is great; employees are helpful and quite cheerful, especially the bell-hop/valet guy that chatted us up and kept complaining about his own valet group to us/other customers, making it an interesting wait; and again, free-of-charge early check-in. Overall....average.

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Premium tourist location

This hotel is stylish and practical. I had an excellent stay, and look forward to returning. From the hotel I walked to Second City comedy club, the Lincoln Park Zoo, and the Chicago History Museum. My room had a view of Lake Michigan. Top reasons to return: the rooftop bar, and bicycle rentals.

Premium tourist location This hotel is stylish and practical. I had an excellent stay, and look forward to returning. From the hotel I walked to Second City comedy club, the Lincoln Park Zoo, and the Chicago History Museum. My room had a view of Lake Michigan. Top reasons to return: the rooftop bar, and bicycle rentals.

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It's a convention hotel

If there is one thing fab about this hotel then it must be its location. Connected to the Hynes Convention Centre and the various retail / commercial buildings that make up the Copley Place, this hotel has easy access to whatever you want in terms of shopping and dining options. Newbury street known for its chic shops and eateries is not too far. In fact nothing is too far away including 2 subway stations. The rooms are ordinary by my standards and the bathrooms OK to meet a 3 star rating. But the huge lobby is a great hang out space especially with an in house Starbucks outlet and free wifi. It does not pretend to be anything more than a property that sees a very high check-in check-out on a daily basis on account of the market it services. The housekeeping and other services gave me no reason for complain.

It's a convention hotel If there is one thing fab about this hotel then it must be its location. Connected to the Hynes Convention Centre and the various retail / commercial buildings that make up the Copley Place, this hotel has easy access to whatever you want in terms of shopping and dining options. Newbury street known for its chic shops and eateries is not too far. In fact nothing is too far away including 2 subway stations. The rooms are ordinary by my standards and the bathrooms OK to meet a 3 star rating. But the huge lobby is a great hang out space especially with an in house Starbucks outlet and free wifi. It does not pretend to be anything more than a property that sees a very high check-in check-out on a daily basis on account of the market it services. The housekeeping and other services gave me no reason for complain.

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Real good for a motel on the highway

The staff we're really friendly on arrival even though we were just staying there a night and basically passing through. The rooms were huge which is always nice after you've been travelling for a while. There was lots of parking available, both under cover and open and a nice pool. For me the nicest part was the sleep quality, which was surprisingly good given you're right on the highway. I would suggest that you'd need a car to get around from there though.

Real good for a motel on the highway The staff we're really friendly on arrival even though we were just staying there a night and basically passing through. The rooms were huge which is always nice after you've been travelling for a while. There was lots of parking available, both under cover and open and a nice pool. For me the nicest part was the sleep quality, which was surprisingly good given you're right on the highway. I would suggest that you'd need a car to get around from there though.

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Nice Hotel, Location not great!

The hotel was very nice, However, it is located in a dodgy part of the city, If I was going back again I would choose a hotel closer to fisherman's Wharf maybe!

Nice Hotel, Location not great! The hotel was very nice, However, it is located in a dodgy part of the city, If I was going back again I would choose a hotel closer to fisherman's Wharf maybe!

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A little tired - but great staff!

An older Hampton Inn but not too bad and conveniently located to business and shops. The pros: The woman who checked me in was very pleasant, cheery, and helpful! The breakfast was the usual Hampton fare, but prepared well - and the woman setting it up was also quite cheerful at 6 AM ! The cons: It took forever to get the TV working with this new DISH set up - I had to go re-program the channels. The walls are paper thin and I had to listen to my neighbors loud TV and conversations next door well into the night (which is why I always carry ear plugs).

A little tired - but great staff! An older Hampton Inn but not too bad and conveniently located to business and shops. The pros: The woman who checked me in was very pleasant, cheery, and helpful! The breakfast was the usual Hampton fare, but prepared well - and the woman setting it up was also quite cheerful at 6 AM ! The cons: It took forever to get the TV working with this new DISH set up - I had to go re-program the channels. The walls are paper thin and I had to listen to my neighbors loud TV and conversations next door well into the night (which is why I always carry ear plugs).

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Enjoying staying in the Magnolia. Thought the breakfast was a lovely surprise. I would definitely stay there again.

Thought the Magnolia was an attractive Hotel. Love the location, downtown. Thought the room was very clean. Really enjoyed the breakfast that came with our room at no extra charge.

Enjoying staying in the Magnolia. Thought the breakfast was a lovely surprise. I would definitely stay there again. Thought the Magnolia was an attractive Hotel. Love the location, downtown. Thought the room was very clean. Really enjoyed the breakfast that came with our room at no extra charge.

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Tip top shape and service

This is one of the most sparkling clean and modern Courtyards I have stayed in. The rooms are larger than typical with great amenities. Large pool, huge hot tub, small excercise room, full breakfast, lobby bar, and a well stocked Market combined with an efficient and friendly staff made our 4 night stay pleasurable and comfortable. We had two rooms and they were equally immaculate.I recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Jacksonville.

Tip top shape and service This is one of the most sparkling clean and modern Courtyards I have stayed in. The rooms are larger than typical with great amenities. Large pool, huge hot tub, small excercise room, full breakfast, lobby bar, and a well stocked Market combined with an efficient and friendly staff made our 4 night stay pleasurable and comfortable. We had two rooms and they were equally immaculate.I recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Jacksonville.

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Beautiful hotel

We saw a great deal through SniqueAway and decided to take advantage of it. We went with a King Premier room. This is a beautiful boutique hotel, very close to Times Square. The bell staff and front desk staff were extremely friendly and accommodating. This is a pet-friendly hotel, and there were a couple of nice doggies asleep behind the front desk. In addition, there was a "welcome" bowl of dog food in the front entryway, awaiting some canine guests who were due to arrive. Our room was gorgeous - exactly as pictured on their website, and quite large for a hotel room in New York City. The furnishings are modern, everything very clean, the king bed nice and comfy. The shower was powerful! Really powerful! They had free WiFi in the room, which was a nice plus. There was also the all-important safe for storing valuables that we didn't want to take with us. The only thing missing was a coffee maker, but we requested one, and had one brought to our room within minutes. The hotel location was excellent - just a minute's walk to Times Square. And 2 blocks down W. 46th Street is "Restaurant Row," a wonderful area with a vast variety of restaurants. All in all, a lovely hotel in a great area. Highly recommended.

Beautiful hotel We saw a great deal through SniqueAway and decided to take advantage of it. We went with a King Premier room. This is a beautiful boutique hotel, very close to Times Square. The bell staff and front desk staff were extremely friendly and accommodating. This is a pet-friendly hotel, and there were a couple of nice doggies asleep behind the front desk. In addition, there was a "welcome" bowl of dog food in the front entryway, awaiting some canine guests who were due to arrive. Our room was gorgeous - exactly as pictured on their website, and quite large for a hotel room in New York City. The furnishings are modern, everything very clean, the king bed nice and comfy. The shower was powerful! Really powerful! They had free WiFi in the room, which was a nice plus. There was also the all-important safe for storing valuables that we didn't want to take with us. The only thing missing was a coffee maker, but we requested one, and had one brought to our room within minutes. The hotel location was excellent - just a minute's walk to Times Square. And 2 blocks down W. 46th Street is "Restaurant Row," a wonderful area with a vast variety of restaurants. All in all, a lovely hotel in a great area. Highly recommended.

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Great value

We were a family of four travelling for medical reasons. Poor sleep was due to a large group of college students who partied from room to room for hours 2 nights in a row. We had difficulty contacting the front desk regarding the problem. However after mentioning it while filling out Quality's survey the manager promptly apologized and refunded part of our stay; which was outstanding customer service. Breakfast was excellent, rooms were clean and they provided a free shuttle to the hospital for us. Easy walk to space needle and then take monorail into town or walk a short distance to catch a bus in the free ride zone. Would definitely stay again.

Great value We were a family of four travelling for medical reasons. Poor sleep was due to a large group of college students who partied from room to room for hours 2 nights in a row. We had difficulty contacting the front desk regarding the problem. However after mentioning it while filling out Quality's survey the manager promptly apologized and refunded part of our stay; which was outstanding customer service. Breakfast was excellent, rooms were clean and they provided a free shuttle to the hospital for us. Easy walk to space needle and then take monorail into town or walk a short distance to catch a bus in the free ride zone. Would definitely stay again.

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A Clean Room With An Amazing View

After a long flight from Dublin to San Francisco (via Paris), the need for a clean, quiet room of one's own is paramount and this is exactly what I found at the Dakota Hotel on a recent visit. It had all of the Olde World charms of a San Franciscan hostelry with none of the disappointments often to be found in such places. I slept like a baby during my stay and woke early each morning to a magnificent view of the city and a powerful, hot shower. The staff were always on hand to help me and a first-time visitor to the city - which I wasn't - would be provided with even more assistance and suggestions. Not only that but the hotel offers entertainment every evening from music to cheese and wine tastings. I adored it there and was heartbroken to leave. Finding good accommodation in Downtown SF can be a tricky affair. The only reservation I'd have in recommending The Dakota Hotel, is that my room will be gone the next time (soon, I hope) I pay a visit.

A Clean Room With An Amazing View After a long flight from Dublin to San Francisco (via Paris), the need for a clean, quiet room of one's own is paramount and this is exactly what I found at the Dakota Hotel on a recent visit. It had all of the Olde World charms of a San Franciscan hostelry with none of the disappointments often to be found in such places. I slept like a baby during my stay and woke early each morning to a magnificent view of the city and a powerful, hot shower. The staff were always on hand to help me and a first-time visitor to the city - which I wasn't - would be provided with even more assistance and suggestions. Not only that but the hotel offers entertainment every evening from music to cheese and wine tastings. I adored it there and was heartbroken to leave. Finding good accommodation in Downtown SF can be a tricky affair. The only reservation I'd have in recommending The Dakota Hotel, is that my room will be gone the next time (soon, I hope) I pay a visit.

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excellent service and great room

I stayed in this hotel last week and had a great experience. This is the first time i stayed there since the rooms were upgraded. Not only was the staff extremely professional and kind but the overall experience was more than i expected. I would recommend this hotel to any traveler especially those on a budget and who travel with family. It is centrally located and close to pretty much everything you need and want to see. The rooms are new and the beds are extremely comfortable. Some of these posts I disagree with wholeheartedly. I have stayed at many DC hotels throughout the year and the rooms, the cleanliness and service at this hotel rivals all others.

excellent service and great room I stayed in this hotel last week and had a great experience. This is the first time i stayed there since the rooms were upgraded. Not only was the staff extremely professional and kind but the overall experience was more than i expected. I would recommend this hotel to any traveler especially those on a budget and who travel with family. It is centrally located and close to pretty much everything you need and want to see. The rooms are new and the beds are extremely comfortable. Some of these posts I disagree with wholeheartedly. I have stayed at many DC hotels throughout the year and the rooms, the cleanliness and service at this hotel rivals all others.

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Good location to consider

We wanted to stay downtown because we thought it would be easier for us to get around if we were there, but couldn't find a place at the time for less that $180 so we opted for this. We were a little concerned because it is out, but didn't need to be. The room was actually a suite with a little sitting area which we would not have had downtown and the location was great. Access to downtown was very easy and parking downtown was not a problem. Good location to consider to cut your lodgingcosts. Many restuarants in the area. The breakfast area is very small and had to navigate. parking at the motel is free.

Good location to consider We wanted to stay downtown because we thought it would be easier for us to get around if we were there, but couldn't find a place at the time for less that $180 so we opted for this. We were a little concerned because it is out, but didn't need to be. The room was actually a suite with a little sitting area which we would not have had downtown and the location was great. Access to downtown was very easy and parking downtown was not a problem. Good location to consider to cut your lodgingcosts. Many restuarants in the area. The breakfast area is very small and had to navigate. parking at the motel is free.

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Serves it's Purpose...and that's a compliment.

I have stayed at this airport hotel a number of times, mainly because my office is literally across the street. So I just get the airport shuttle service and walk to work when working in Phoenix, and don't need to rent a car. I've always enjoyed my stays at the hotel; it's a holiday inn express and nothing fancy, but the staff is always friendly and great and it just provides you everything you really need when staying at an airport hotel. Some notes: -Free WIFI (although if you stay in rooms at the end of the hallways you will get a really weak signal and will probably need to use the wired option) -Elevator (only one in the place and it takes forever; I would request a room on the 1st floor or 2nd, as there are stairs in the main lobby to take you right up there. Avoid the elevator) -Free breakfast and a happy hour every evening during the week if you are a member of the hotel rewards program (they give you 2 cards for 2 free drinks, I believe) -Free parking -Not much to eat in walking distance (the Hilton next door has a restaurant which is decent and this is what provides the holiday inn room service; there is a waffle house in front of the hotel, but it houses possibly the greasiest food I've ever eaten....that's about all your options within walking distance). -Good TVs with a bunch of channels offered. -Free Shuttle Airport Service (the drivers are really friendly; leaving the hotel is every 30 mins and I've always had good luck with that. But picking you up at the airport is a different story - they usually take forever! You have to call them to pick you up, so I recommend doing it while waiting for your bag or when you get off the plane if you just have a carry-on.) Overall, cheap rates for large rooms. You get great service and a lot of free features as well. I'd recommend it if you stay in the Phoenix airport area.

Serves it's Purpose...and that's a compliment. I have stayed at this airport hotel a number of times, mainly because my office is literally across the street. So I just get the airport shuttle service and walk to work when working in Phoenix, and don't need to rent a car. I've always enjoyed my stays at the hotel; it's a holiday inn express and nothing fancy, but the staff is always friendly and great and it just provides you everything you really need when staying at an airport hotel. Some notes: -Free WIFI (although if you stay in rooms at the end of the hallways you will get a really weak signal and will probably need to use the wired option) -Elevator (only one in the place and it takes forever; I would request a room on the 1st floor or 2nd, as there are stairs in the main lobby to take you right up there. Avoid the elevator) -Free breakfast and a happy hour every evening during the week if you are a member of the hotel rewards program (they give you 2 cards for 2 free drinks, I believe) -Free parking -Not much to eat in walking distance (the Hilton next door has a restaurant which is decent and this is what provides the holiday inn room service; there is a waffle house in front of the hotel, but it houses possibly the greasiest food I've ever eaten....that's about all your options within walking distance). -Good TVs with a bunch of channels offered. -Free Shuttle Airport Service (the drivers are really friendly; leaving the hotel is every 30 mins and I've always had good luck with that. But picking you up at the airport is a different story - they usually take forever! You have to call them to pick you up, so I recommend doing it while waiting for your bag or when you get off the plane if you just have a carry-on.) Overall, cheap rates for large rooms. You get great service and a lot of free features as well. I'd recommend it if you stay in the Phoenix airport area.

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just nasty

hotel was just nasty an not clean at all smell like an old furneral home staff rude an not helpful at all

just nasty hotel was just nasty an not clean at all smell like an old furneral home staff rude an not helpful at all

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Nice hotel and good value

Stayed here for 3 nights on a business trip and enjoyed the stay, the staff was very friendly and helpful. I especially enjoyed the Managers reception on Wednesday night and playing Wii bowling with Manager Alex Settlemire. He had arranged food and refreshments for the event and it was a fun way to spend our last night at the hotel. Extremely clean room and have recommended to my co-workers to stay here when we're in the area.

Nice hotel and good value Stayed here for 3 nights on a business trip and enjoyed the stay, the staff was very friendly and helpful. I especially enjoyed the Managers reception on Wednesday night and playing Wii bowling with Manager Alex Settlemire. He had arranged food and refreshments for the event and it was a fun way to spend our last night at the hotel. Extremely clean room and have recommended to my co-workers to stay here when we're in the area.

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Franklin P "Nice room and courteous staff"

I stayed at this hotel with my wife so we have a date night. The hotel is located within walking distance to the entire theatre district and most shops. when I checked in it was done efficiently and quickly. One employee Bill Persaud helped out tremendously and went above and beyond his duties and helped me out. I would stay here again!

Franklin P "Nice room and courteous staff" I stayed at this hotel with my wife so we have a date night. The hotel is located within walking distance to the entire theatre district and most shops. when I checked in it was done efficiently and quickly. One employee Bill Persaud helped out tremendously and went above and beyond his duties and helped me out. I would stay here again!

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Decent Hotel

This was a fairly decent property, we ended up with the room on the main floor directly beside the public toilets, the room was clean the bathroom fan made a ton of noise and the room air conditioner did not work as well as it should have to keep the room at a comfortable temp for over night sleeping especially for those of us from Canada. Breakfast was not bad a nice selection of items, and the toaster even worked. We enjoyed an hour in the hotel pool,just before dark, it was very pleasant; We did not try the hot tub.. there was no need. Biggest negative was asking at the front desk for suggestions of things to do and being told that they had no idea really of things to do in Austin, managment would do well to keep a list with some of the attractions at the front desk, The next day we encountered a triathlon blocking most of the downtown area. Finding our way around was a tad challenging but made our way over to the Long horn stadium, found gourdough ,so those would be some suggestions for out of towners...

Decent Hotel This was a fairly decent property, we ended up with the room on the main floor directly beside the public toilets, the room was clean the bathroom fan made a ton of noise and the room air conditioner did not work as well as it should have to keep the room at a comfortable temp for over night sleeping especially for those of us from Canada. Breakfast was not bad a nice selection of items, and the toaster even worked. We enjoyed an hour in the hotel pool,just before dark, it was very pleasant; We did not try the hot tub.. there was no need. Biggest negative was asking at the front desk for suggestions of things to do and being told that they had no idea really of things to do in Austin, managment would do well to keep a list with some of the attractions at the front desk, The next day we encountered a triathlon blocking most of the downtown area. Finding our way around was a tad challenging but made our way over to the Long horn stadium, found gourdough ,so those would be some suggestions for out of towners...

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Nice people- poor hotel

I stayed at this hotel at the for one night at end of October (just before Sandy). My room was unclean-- hairs in the tub (!)-- unknown splotches on the wall and bits of stuff on the floor. The bathroom was also poorly laid out for non-obvious space saving constraints, e.g., the toilet handle was underneath the sink and very hard to reach-- but the main bedroom was big. My room was also cold-- they only had the air conditioner running throughout the hotel even though legally they had been required to turn over to heat two weeks previously. The plus side was that when I complained upon checkout the staff were very nice and commiserated with me, and took a bit off my bill for my troubles. I ordered room service for both dinner and breakfast and the staff who brought it to me were also very friendly.

Nice people- poor hotel I stayed at this hotel at the for one night at end of October (just before Sandy). My room was unclean-- hairs in the tub (!)-- unknown splotches on the wall and bits of stuff on the floor. The bathroom was also poorly laid out for non-obvious space saving constraints, e.g., the toilet handle was underneath the sink and very hard to reach-- but the main bedroom was big. My room was also cold-- they only had the air conditioner running throughout the hotel even though legally they had been required to turn over to heat two weeks previously. The plus side was that when I complained upon checkout the staff were very nice and commiserated with me, and took a bit off my bill for my troubles. I ordered room service for both dinner and breakfast and the staff who brought it to me were also very friendly.

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conference stay

the room was nice, not what expected, but when having to attend a conference being able to stay in the same hotel is a plus. The bed was very comfortable, the bathroom nice with normal items provided. There were 2 robes provided in the room for those that like that amenity. We did not eat any meals in the restaurant, and after our one lunch that was provided with the conference, I'm very glad that we didn't. The food served for our luncheon was terrible. There is a Starbuck's in the hotel and they have very good breakfast sandwich's. We stopped by the bar one evening and our drinks were terrible. The service was very lacking and this is not a place I would ever recommend to anyone. We did spend most of our off time in the West end section where there are some very good restaurants. This is probably a convention/ seminar/ conference hotel. we did travel for business, and felt this hotel was a bit sub par for the prices

conference stay the room was nice, not what expected, but when having to attend a conference being able to stay in the same hotel is a plus. The bed was very comfortable, the bathroom nice with normal items provided. There were 2 robes provided in the room for those that like that amenity. We did not eat any meals in the restaurant, and after our one lunch that was provided with the conference, I'm very glad that we didn't. The food served for our luncheon was terrible. There is a Starbuck's in the hotel and they have very good breakfast sandwich's. We stopped by the bar one evening and our drinks were terrible. The service was very lacking and this is not a place I would ever recommend to anyone. We did spend most of our off time in the West end section where there are some very good restaurants. This is probably a convention/ seminar/ conference hotel. we did travel for business, and felt this hotel was a bit sub par for the prices

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Good hotel. Nice staff.

I second the nice staff reviews - they are great. The location is excellent as well. The hotel itself is good but dated and in need of a renovation. It's not as nice as the other Kimpton properties I've stayed at. My room was on the small side (reminded me of hotel rooms in New York), but for the price I got, it was reasonable.

Good hotel. Nice staff. I second the nice staff reviews - they are great. The location is excellent as well. The hotel itself is good but dated and in need of a renovation. It's not as nice as the other Kimpton properties I've stayed at. My room was on the small side (reminded me of hotel rooms in New York), but for the price I got, it was reasonable.

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PLEASANT SURPRISE

I missed my flight so I stayed 01 overnight. Very kind driver for the shuttle airport-hotel and v.v. Very quick, professional and polite person at the check in, internet access code was provided without even asking for it, room was very clean, very comfortable bed. Noise from the aircrafts was acceptable. Breakfast next morning - a pleasant surprise! Will definitely stay there again!

PLEASANT SURPRISE I missed my flight so I stayed 01 overnight. Very kind driver for the shuttle airport-hotel and v.v. Very quick, professional and polite person at the check in, internet access code was provided without even asking for it, room was very clean, very comfortable bed. Noise from the aircrafts was acceptable. Breakfast next morning - a pleasant surprise! Will definitely stay there again!

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Wont stay again

Extremely dissapointing. Room was dirty, toilet was leaking when we arrived, hair in the shower and a used razor. The sheets felt like some sort of latex mixture.. not soft at all. Woke around 2am to shouting in the hallway. The service was good but the hotel was a huge dissapointment. Location great.

Wont stay again Extremely dissapointing. Room was dirty, toilet was leaking when we arrived, hair in the shower and a used razor. The sheets felt like some sort of latex mixture.. not soft at all. Woke around 2am to shouting in the hallway. The service was good but the hotel was a huge dissapointment. Location great.

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Pleasant stay

The hotel still has the new smell. The room was quiet, large, clean, and comfortable. Good work area. Near the airport with a shuttle. The entire hotel was very clean. Just regular breakfast items. Easy check-in and out. Great value for the price of the room.

Pleasant stay The hotel still has the new smell. The room was quiet, large, clean, and comfortable. Good work area. Near the airport with a shuttle. The entire hotel was very clean. Just regular breakfast items. Easy check-in and out. Great value for the price of the room.

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Great location, really nice but noisy

I stayed at Affinia Manhattan in 2008 before it got renovated. At that time, I thought it was a really good hotel for its location. I just got back from another trip in NYC and I must say that the renovations really makes it like a brand new hotel. Don't get me wrong: they didn't rebuilt it. It's still a little noisy on the lower floors. So if there's any availability on the higher floors, do not hesitate. The location is perfect: close to Times Square, the subway and both NJ Transit and Amtrak stations are across the street.

Great location, really nice but noisy I stayed at Affinia Manhattan in 2008 before it got renovated. At that time, I thought it was a really good hotel for its location. I just got back from another trip in NYC and I must say that the renovations really makes it like a brand new hotel. Don't get me wrong: they didn't rebuilt it. It's still a little noisy on the lower floors. So if there's any availability on the higher floors, do not hesitate. The location is perfect: close to Times Square, the subway and both NJ Transit and Amtrak stations are across the street.

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Made for a great start to our vacation

After a lot of delibration while planning our first hotel for our 3 week vacation in California, we opted for the Parc 55 for location, reviews and the reasonable rates. We were not disappointed on arrival. As a family of 4 (two adults and 10 and 12 year old boys) we needed a room with two doubles minimum and also chose the club rooms which was an excellent chose, as they are on the higher floors with great views and also this gives access to the Club lounge on the 31st Floor with a superb complimentary continental style breakfast (the Granola is made for the hotel specaily and is the best i have tasted) and also evening snacks and an honesty bar (The meatballs were great). The club lounge can get a little crowded for breakfast, but you just have to pick your times. The hotel room was clean, roomy enough for our family with a good size bathroom. Another tip is to join the Wyndham Loyalty scheme which gives free WiFi in. We used an iPad and the speed was very good The hotel is a short walk from Union Sq, Westfield Shopping Centre, trolley bus terminus. Its a great location to explore central SF, shopping and as a general base to do the SF sights. Far better as a base than Fishermans Wharf, in our opinion. We did read the comments on the homeless, etc, but this is all over SF and at no time did not we feel threatened - You just have to be sensible and keep your wits about you as most other big cities. Overall we had a great experience at this hotel and have already recommended to family who are planning a trip to America next year

Made for a great start to our vacation After a lot of delibration while planning our first hotel for our 3 week vacation in California, we opted for the Parc 55 for location, reviews and the reasonable rates. We were not disappointed on arrival. As a family of 4 (two adults and 10 and 12 year old boys) we needed a room with two doubles minimum and also chose the club rooms which was an excellent chose, as they are on the higher floors with great views and also this gives access to the Club lounge on the 31st Floor with a superb complimentary continental style breakfast (the Granola is made for the hotel specaily and is the best i have tasted) and also evening snacks and an honesty bar (The meatballs were great). The club lounge can get a little crowded for breakfast, but you just have to pick your times. The hotel room was clean, roomy enough for our family with a good size bathroom. Another tip is to join the Wyndham Loyalty scheme which gives free WiFi in. We used an iPad and the speed was very good The hotel is a short walk from Union Sq, Westfield Shopping Centre, trolley bus terminus. Its a great location to explore central SF, shopping and as a general base to do the SF sights. Far better as a base than Fishermans Wharf, in our opinion. We did read the comments on the homeless, etc, but this is all over SF and at no time did not we feel threatened - You just have to be sensible and keep your wits about you as most other big cities. Overall we had a great experience at this hotel and have already recommended to family who are planning a trip to America next year

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Great location; smaller more intimate hotel

I really enjoyed staying downtown at this particular Hilton. The staff was exceptional, the restaurant food very good and lots of nice restaurants and sights to see within walking distance including a large mall with Macys. Parking is a bit steep - I think $38 per day but everyone is steep. Hilton still has the best beds and pillows in my POV.

Great location; smaller more intimate hotel I really enjoyed staying downtown at this particular Hilton. The staff was exceptional, the restaurant food very good and lots of nice restaurants and sights to see within walking distance including a large mall with Macys. Parking is a bit steep - I think $38 per day but everyone is steep. Hilton still has the best beds and pillows in my POV.

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excellent stay

Had an excellent stay at holiday inn express at 5th avenue staff very helpful, rooms very clean & tidy breakfast was very good, location perfect ,hard to say anything negative the only one drawback was that it states in the room description that there is a safe there is no safe in the room & when we asked for a safety deposit box the staff said there wasn't one available but they would notify us when one became available, we did not get a safety deposit box for our entire stay & had carry our passport & valuable items etc. with us at all times which made us quite wary especially in a city like New York it may be something the management should look at. as a regular traveler it is something i look for when i am booking any hotel. however it did not spoil my stay very pleased with the hotel would definately return & recommend to friends.

excellent stay Had an excellent stay at holiday inn express at 5th avenue staff very helpful, rooms very clean & tidy breakfast was very good, location perfect ,hard to say anything negative the only one drawback was that it states in the room description that there is a safe there is no safe in the room & when we asked for a safety deposit box the staff said there wasn't one available but they would notify us when one became available, we did not get a safety deposit box for our entire stay & had carry our passport & valuable items etc. with us at all times which made us quite wary especially in a city like New York it may be something the management should look at. as a regular traveler it is something i look for when i am booking any hotel. however it did not spoil my stay very pleased with the hotel would definately return & recommend to friends.

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Austin lacking in service, breakfast and location

This motel is new and the rooms are big and comfortable. However, the staff seems really incompetent and rude. The breakfast service was awful, you had to ask for everything and still the waffle machine was out of service every time, there were no bagels and the juices and the coffee were extremely diluted. It was a short ride to Austin downtown, where there is not that much to see or to do. Skip this place. Best Western, how about an Audit about this place?

Austin lacking in service, breakfast and location This motel is new and the rooms are big and comfortable. However, the staff seems really incompetent and rude. The breakfast service was awful, you had to ask for everything and still the waffle machine was out of service every time, there were no bagels and the juices and the coffee were extremely diluted. It was a short ride to Austin downtown, where there is not that much to see or to do. Skip this place. Best Western, how about an Audit about this place?

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Good price, good location, quiet, clean

I stayed in a triple room (double and single bed) on the 7th floor for $160 night. The hotel was a very cool, funky old Victorian. It was completely clean. The beds were comfortable. We never had to wait for a bathroom. The floor space in the room was TIGHT. The street was very quiet - we never heard traffic noise. The Gramercy Cafe is the corner of 17th and 3rd - great place for a cheap breakfast! About five blocks from Union Square with lots of budget eating options.

Good price, good location, quiet, clean I stayed in a triple room (double and single bed) on the 7th floor for $160 night. The hotel was a very cool, funky old Victorian. It was completely clean. The beds were comfortable. We never had to wait for a bathroom. The floor space in the room was TIGHT. The street was very quiet - we never heard traffic noise. The Gramercy Cafe is the corner of 17th and 3rd - great place for a cheap breakfast! About five blocks from Union Square with lots of budget eating options.

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Marriott Marquis in Times Square is convenient and quiet

I stayed on the 17th floor facing Times Square. Great views of the new years eve ball and Good Morning America show each morning. Location is right on Times Square and very convenient to the subway yet the hotel is really quiet. Beware though, the room service prices are astronomically high. I know room service is pricey but $21 for a waffle (just a waffle) is just exorbitant, even for room service.

Marriott Marquis in Times Square is convenient and quiet I stayed on the 17th floor facing Times Square. Great views of the new years eve ball and Good Morning America show each morning. Location is right on Times Square and very convenient to the subway yet the hotel is really quiet. Beware though, the room service prices are astronomically high. I know room service is pricey but $21 for a waffle (just a waffle) is just exorbitant, even for room service.

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Excellent Customer Service and Clean!

Stayed here recently -the hotel was booked to full capacity. I called housekeeping for extra towels and the housekeeping staff member arrived at my door in less than 5 minutes. Also, there was a problem with the temperature in the room and I called the front desk to notify them of the issue and a facilities staff member was at my door less than 15 minutes later. I could not believe it. Every hotel staff member that I encountered: front desk, concierge, bellhop, and housekeeping- each person was friendly, and helpful. I used to stay at another nearby hotel each year, but I will only stay at this hotel from now on. It is clean, and well-staffed and maintained. Beds comfy.

Excellent Customer Service and Clean! Stayed here recently -the hotel was booked to full capacity. I called housekeeping for extra towels and the housekeeping staff member arrived at my door in less than 5 minutes. Also, there was a problem with the temperature in the room and I called the front desk to notify them of the issue and a facilities staff member was at my door less than 15 minutes later. I could not believe it. Every hotel staff member that I encountered: front desk, concierge, bellhop, and housekeeping- each person was friendly, and helpful. I used to stay at another nearby hotel each year, but I will only stay at this hotel from now on. It is clean, and well-staffed and maintained. Beds comfy.

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Good Value, Small Problems

Stayed for three nights while work was being done on my nearby condo. Excellent North Michigan Ave. location. Comfortable beds with quality linens and duvet, excellent A/C small bathrooms with shower in tub. If you don't plan on spending anytime in your room other than sleep this older, non chain hotel is for you. Very friendly staff, and while elevators are small there never seems to be much of a wait, quiet hallways and no street noise in our queen room. Good prices are available on line. It is old but clean and was very well done. If you like a room that is a bit quirky rather than cookie cutter these rooms are for you. Had room service for breakfast one morning outrageously priced and not that good. Local breakfast spots, Pancake House and Tempo are much better value and a whole lot tastier.

Good Value, Small Problems Stayed for three nights while work was being done on my nearby condo. Excellent North Michigan Ave. location. Comfortable beds with quality linens and duvet, excellent A/C small bathrooms with shower in tub. If you don't plan on spending anytime in your room other than sleep this older, non chain hotel is for you. Very friendly staff, and while elevators are small there never seems to be much of a wait, quiet hallways and no street noise in our queen room. Good prices are available on line. It is old but clean and was very well done. If you like a room that is a bit quirky rather than cookie cutter these rooms are for you. Had room service for breakfast one morning outrageously priced and not that good. Local breakfast spots, Pancake House and Tempo are much better value and a whole lot tastier.

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super fun at an ultra hip hotel

I came out for a work thing and got to stay at the Blu Aqua Chicago. We had so much fun we almost for got we were working! The hotel is beautiful, the service amazing, and food/ wine phenomenal, I can't say enough good things!

super fun at an ultra hip hotel I came out for a work thing and got to stay at the Blu Aqua Chicago. We had so much fun we almost for got we were working! The hotel is beautiful, the service amazing, and food/ wine phenomenal, I can't say enough good things!

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Great value and location

We were looking for a good Washington DC hotel and couldn't be happier with our decision to stay at the State Plaza. The price was very good and the room was huge, newly renovated and the bathroom was absolutely beautiful. We've stayed in many "suite" hotels with less room and it was very nice to be able to spread out and be comfortable getting ready for our many excursions. The location of the hotel was also great. Just a few blocks from the Washington Mall, we walked to many of the monuments and several of the Smithsonian Museums. The staff at the State Plaza also helped us get discounted tickets to the Kennedy Center and we were able to have a very pleasant walk to the show.

Great value and location We were looking for a good Washington DC hotel and couldn't be happier with our decision to stay at the State Plaza. The price was very good and the room was huge, newly renovated and the bathroom was absolutely beautiful. We've stayed in many "suite" hotels with less room and it was very nice to be able to spread out and be comfortable getting ready for our many excursions. The location of the hotel was also great. Just a few blocks from the Washington Mall, we walked to many of the monuments and several of the Smithsonian Museums. The staff at the State Plaza also helped us get discounted tickets to the Kennedy Center and we were able to have a very pleasant walk to the show.

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Excellent boutique hotel

The XV Beacon is a perfectly located, very comfortable and beautifully designed boutique hotel. Staff is competent and polite, but unenthusiastic, which I was told is just the Boston way. As an European it was actually refreshing to stay in a US hotel where the staff doesn't jump at you constantly with smiles and greetings. The lobby is quite small, but very nicely appointed. The elevators are old, a bit noisy and slow. I absolutely adored the rooms, beautifully designed and lit, with lovely boiserie, very elegant classic contemporary furniture, and a fireplace! I believe I got one of the smallest rooms, but it was still rather spacious. The bathroom was small, perhaps too small for two people to use it simultaneously. The hallways, gorgeous as the rest of the property, had a very strong smell of food. I complained about that, but the issue was not addressed. It's probably a permanent problem, and a very off-putting one in my opinion. The restaurant is a very nice venue. We had our thanksgiving lunch there and it was great. We also took advantage of the hotel Lexus to drop us of at a restaurant once, but we were offered the hotel car almost every time we left. This is such a nice and rare amenity, it really makes up for any shortcomings the property might have. Hotels for me are all about comfort, design, service and location, and the XV Beacon delivers an excellent performance in most domains. I highly recommend it, and will surely return.

Excellent boutique hotel The XV Beacon is a perfectly located, very comfortable and beautifully designed boutique hotel. Staff is competent and polite, but unenthusiastic, which I was told is just the Boston way. As an European it was actually refreshing to stay in a US hotel where the staff doesn't jump at you constantly with smiles and greetings. The lobby is quite small, but very nicely appointed. The elevators are old, a bit noisy and slow. I absolutely adored the rooms, beautifully designed and lit, with lovely boiserie, very elegant classic contemporary furniture, and a fireplace! I believe I got one of the smallest rooms, but it was still rather spacious. The bathroom was small, perhaps too small for two people to use it simultaneously. The hallways, gorgeous as the rest of the property, had a very strong smell of food. I complained about that, but the issue was not addressed. It's probably a permanent problem, and a very off-putting one in my opinion. The restaurant is a very nice venue. We had our thanksgiving lunch there and it was great. We also took advantage of the hotel Lexus to drop us of at a restaurant once, but we were offered the hotel car almost every time we left. This is such a nice and rare amenity, it really makes up for any shortcomings the property might have. Hotels for me are all about comfort, design, service and location, and the XV Beacon delivers an excellent performance in most domains. I highly recommend it, and will surely return.

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OK Hilton, have stayed at better ones

Rooms are a bit smaller than regular Hilton, but nice. I stayed at the 8th floor that has a nice courtyard (pretty weird having a little park outside your window) Front desk person wasn't too helpful, but in general stay was ok. Breakfast is very good and the location is excellent: just a short walk to Inner Harbor and to the great restaurants in the area. Hotel was pretty crowded, as it was graduation week at Hopkins and the start of Memorial Day Weekend.

OK Hilton, have stayed at better ones Rooms are a bit smaller than regular Hilton, but nice. I stayed at the 8th floor that has a nice courtyard (pretty weird having a little park outside your window) Front desk person wasn't too helpful, but in general stay was ok. Breakfast is very good and the location is excellent: just a short walk to Inner Harbor and to the great restaurants in the area. Hotel was pretty crowded, as it was graduation week at Hopkins and the start of Memorial Day Weekend.

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I found it high on style, low on service...

The ground floor is the best thing about the hotel - the entrance from the street is very pretty with the ivy, and the ground floor restaurant is beautiful. It was hopping the two nights I was there, so busy in fact that it didn't work as a hotel restaurant in my opinion as it wasn't the type of place to stop and relax at the end of the evening. Check in is on the 2nd floor. Basically that means you bypass the lobby as you come and go and they're short-staffed on the ground floor so there's not a sense of welcoming as you return to the hotel. Rooms were nice enough - small as others have noted, in stark white and royal blue. Very modern. Hallways are a bit dark but not too much so. Worst part of my stay was leaving. We had checked bags and wanted to pick them up at the end of the work day, only to find that no-one was around. The bellhop was busy running other people's luggage out and flagging down taxis, and while the floor manager was there and was aware of our situation, he made no attempt to pull our bags for us. So we waited 10-15 minutes to leave. Odd. Oh, and second worst part is the noise from adjacent rooms. The blow dryer was used in the room next to me both mornings at 5 a.m. Seriously, the first day I thought someone was in my room it was so noisy. So no, I wouldn't recommend it.

I found it high on style, low on service... The ground floor is the best thing about the hotel - the entrance from the street is very pretty with the ivy, and the ground floor restaurant is beautiful. It was hopping the two nights I was there, so busy in fact that it didn't work as a hotel restaurant in my opinion as it wasn't the type of place to stop and relax at the end of the evening. Check in is on the 2nd floor. Basically that means you bypass the lobby as you come and go and they're short-staffed on the ground floor so there's not a sense of welcoming as you return to the hotel. Rooms were nice enough - small as others have noted, in stark white and royal blue. Very modern. Hallways are a bit dark but not too much so. Worst part of my stay was leaving. We had checked bags and wanted to pick them up at the end of the work day, only to find that no-one was around. The bellhop was busy running other people's luggage out and flagging down taxis, and while the floor manager was there and was aware of our situation, he made no attempt to pull our bags for us. So we waited 10-15 minutes to leave. Odd. Oh, and second worst part is the noise from adjacent rooms. The blow dryer was used in the room next to me both mornings at 5 a.m. Seriously, the first day I thought someone was in my room it was so noisy. So no, I wouldn't recommend it.

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Convenient Location, "interesting" Property

Decided to take a chance on a Bloomspot offer for three nights at thie 'boutique' Times Square hotel, though the offer turned out not to be that much better than booking directly. The property itself is definitely different from most Times Square or mid town hotels, with a small one person reception desk at the end of a narrow lobby and tow adjacent buildings with the rooms. The building my room was in required one steep flight of exterior stairs and another narrow curvy flight of internal stairs. Quaint like a an old New Orleans apt but not at all accessible. The room was a decent size for NYC with an exposed brick wall and fireplace facade. The lighting was a problem with the only choice between very bright recessed overhead lights or a very dim desk lamp. No desk area for working but the bathroom was a good size shower.

Convenient Location, "interesting" Property Decided to take a chance on a Bloomspot offer for three nights at thie 'boutique' Times Square hotel, though the offer turned out not to be that much better than booking directly. The property itself is definitely different from most Times Square or mid town hotels, with a small one person reception desk at the end of a narrow lobby and tow adjacent buildings with the rooms. The building my room was in required one steep flight of exterior stairs and another narrow curvy flight of internal stairs. Quaint like a an old New Orleans apt but not at all accessible. The room was a decent size for NYC with an exposed brick wall and fireplace facade. The lighting was a problem with the only choice between very bright recessed overhead lights or a very dim desk lamp. No desk area for working but the bathroom was a good size shower.

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Due to Hurricane Sandy we had no heat or electricity in our...

Due to Hurricane Sandy we had no heat or electricity in our home for 2 weeks. We live on Long Island in New York. We were very happy to get a hotel room since every hotel we called or visited in our area had no electricity or was booked solid. We were happy to have warm beds to sleep in.

Due to Hurricane Sandy we had no heat or electricity in our... Due to Hurricane Sandy we had no heat or electricity in our home for 2 weeks. We live on Long Island in New York. We were very happy to get a hotel room since every hotel we called or visited in our area had no electricity or was booked solid. We were happy to have warm beds to sleep in.

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Home Away From Home and Wonderful

Recently we travelled to San Diego and Anaheim, CA. We flew into LAX picked up a car from Midway Car Rental (great prices) and drove to San Diego. The hotel was approx six miles from downtown San Diego and while we had to get into the car and drive it was well worth it for us. We travelled with my husband, myself, daughter (13) and one of my best friends who needed some privacy due to medical needs yet needed to be affordable as I was paying for the trip. We rented a two bedroom loft unit. The property is laid out like townhouses with several units together. The loft units were up one flight of stairs (no elevators). We walked in there was a living room with fireplace, flat screen tv, sofa bed/chair. There was a breakfast bar with four seats and a kitchen with stove, microwave, dishwasher, garbage disposal and refridgerator. A couple of nights we were so tired we drove to the grocery store (about 1 mile away) and I cooked dinner int the room. Breakfast consisted of fruit, yogurt, four kinds of cereal, coffee, tea, toaster where you could make bagels and toast. There were two waffle makers to make your own waffles and then a chafing dish with eggs/sausage or bacon and muffins. Plenty to eat and a good variety although it was pretty much the same every day. I had waffles with strawberry sauce every morning and was never disappointed. There was an outdoor pool and hot tub but in April it tended to be on the cool side (we had to buy fleece jackets) so we did not use the pool. I would stay here again anytime. Clean, lovely and very up to date and the proximity to the highway to downtown was almost across the street. Great Property, great for families and those who just want some extra room or privacy.

Home Away From Home and Wonderful Recently we travelled to San Diego and Anaheim, CA. We flew into LAX picked up a car from Midway Car Rental (great prices) and drove to San Diego. The hotel was approx six miles from downtown San Diego and while we had to get into the car and drive it was well worth it for us. We travelled with my husband, myself, daughter (13) and one of my best friends who needed some privacy due to medical needs yet needed to be affordable as I was paying for the trip. We rented a two bedroom loft unit. The property is laid out like townhouses with several units together. The loft units were up one flight of stairs (no elevators). We walked in there was a living room with fireplace, flat screen tv, sofa bed/chair. There was a breakfast bar with four seats and a kitchen with stove, microwave, dishwasher, garbage disposal and refridgerator. A couple of nights we were so tired we drove to the grocery store (about 1 mile away) and I cooked dinner int the room. Breakfast consisted of fruit, yogurt, four kinds of cereal, coffee, tea, toaster where you could make bagels and toast. There were two waffle makers to make your own waffles and then a chafing dish with eggs/sausage or bacon and muffins. Plenty to eat and a good variety although it was pretty much the same every day. I had waffles with strawberry sauce every morning and was never disappointed. There was an outdoor pool and hot tub but in April it tended to be on the cool side (we had to buy fleece jackets) so we did not use the pool. I would stay here again anytime. Clean, lovely and very up to date and the proximity to the highway to downtown was almost across the street. Great Property, great for families and those who just want some extra room or privacy.

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A nice find in Mid-Town

Took a weekend trip to NYC and stayed here, would recommend it to all. Easy walk (3 blocks) to Penn Station and close to good food & drink options. Fairly new hotel (opened Jan. 2012) so everything nice. Rooms are the typical NYC small, but well planned and efficient. Great shower and room amenities. We had a fantastic view of the Empire State Building out our window! Favorite characteristic is the narrow design that results in only 8 rooms per floor. Cuts down on the "in & out" noise. Why oh why can't somebody come up with hotel doors that close quitely??? Pleaseant & helpful staff - never used the exercise room of small bar off of the lobby.....

A nice find in Mid-Town Took a weekend trip to NYC and stayed here, would recommend it to all. Easy walk (3 blocks) to Penn Station and close to good food & drink options. Fairly new hotel (opened Jan. 2012) so everything nice. Rooms are the typical NYC small, but well planned and efficient. Great shower and room amenities. We had a fantastic view of the Empire State Building out our window! Favorite characteristic is the narrow design that results in only 8 rooms per floor. Cuts down on the "in & out" noise. Why oh why can't somebody come up with hotel doors that close quitely??? Pleaseant & helpful staff - never used the exercise room of small bar off of the lobby.....

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Great new hotel close to everything!

We stayed here for 3 nights this past weekend. I loved the decor and everyone was VERY friendly and helpful. The only complaint I had was that the shower pressure was terrible. The front desk staff was great. I am glad that I did a package deal with valet parking included as it was $25/day if you had to pay. Free breakfast in the morning was tasty and typical hotel fare. Our room had a nice view of Sports Authority Field at Mile High.

Great new hotel close to everything! We stayed here for 3 nights this past weekend. I loved the decor and everyone was VERY friendly and helpful. The only complaint I had was that the shower pressure was terrible. The front desk staff was great. I am glad that I did a package deal with valet parking included as it was $25/day if you had to pay. Free breakfast in the morning was tasty and typical hotel fare. Our room had a nice view of Sports Authority Field at Mile High.

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Location, Location...Customer Service!!!

My wife and I recently stayed at the Hampton Inn Majestic and let me just say it was the smoothest, most enjoyable stay...the location for this hotel is right next to the Blue Line (O'Hare Airport Line), one block from the Red Line (All of the attractions) and about a ten minute walk to the Union Station Train Station (which we had to use also)...there are also many great restaurants (Trattoria No #10, Geno's Pizza, Girl & The Goat...to name just a few) that are very close...but enough on convenience the front doormen were great, the front desk was great, the room was clean, spacious and great...they have a Broadway-like show in the same building and free breakfast every morning that was "way" better than expected...Overall if you need to be downtown and don't want to pay and arm & leg and want to be perfectly located (did I mention 3 blocks to Millennium Park) This is where you want to stay!!!

Location, Location...Customer Service!!! My wife and I recently stayed at the Hampton Inn Majestic and let me just say it was the smoothest, most enjoyable stay...the location for this hotel is right next to the Blue Line (O'Hare Airport Line), one block from the Red Line (All of the attractions) and about a ten minute walk to the Union Station Train Station (which we had to use also)...there are also many great restaurants (Trattoria No #10, Geno's Pizza, Girl & The Goat...to name just a few) that are very close...but enough on convenience the front doormen were great, the front desk was great, the room was clean, spacious and great...they have a Broadway-like show in the same building and free breakfast every morning that was "way" better than expected...Overall if you need to be downtown and don't want to pay and arm & leg and want to be perfectly located (did I mention 3 blocks to Millennium Park) This is where you want to stay!!!

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In the good ship Jane

My sister and I spent five days at the Jane Hotel in Greenwich Village, New York in July 2012. Looking decidedly ordinary from the street, we were delighted upon entering the expansive lobby as though the clock has been turned back to the 20's. Tiled mosaic floors and dark wood panelling, ornate lighting with original filaments, palms in tubs and subtle lighting all lent to a warm ambience of a bygone era. Jane has its own French-Moroccan style restaurant featuring many objects d'art and serving reasonably priced food with a French flavour. The rooms run off narrow corridors, which are carpeted and have the wood panelling at shoulder height. Warm yellow wall lamps light the corridors. We started off in the bunk rooms which are very compact to say the least, consisting of bunk beds with a tv screen at the end of each and a very narrow strip next to them. Rooms come with bottles of water, glasses, towels, robes and air-conditioning. The air-con was noisy but necessary on the hot July days but we were exhausted from all our walking, so slept through it OK. The rooms are designed along the lines of a ships cabins and are ideal for back packers or those with light luggage. The smaller rooms don't have private bathrooms, instead we shared common showers and toilets which also featured two hair dryers. The area was always spotlessly clean and tidy.and was not a problem sharing with the opposite sex. We also upgraded to a Captains cabin which was sumptuous. We shared a queen bed, and the room also housed an antique sideboard, wardrobe and small table and chairs. We had our own bathroom,, featuring the black and white mosaic floors and walls, a huge bath and complimentary robes, soap, shampoo, conditioner and body lotion. This room also had French doors opening on to our own balcony, replete with outdoor furniture and plants. Our beds were very comfortable, the pillows and bed linen were very clean and crisp. The Jane Hotel is excellent value for money, immaculately clean, the staff are helpful and polite and we highly recommend it for travellers who want to stay in the delightful and famous Greenwich Village.

In the good ship Jane My sister and I spent five days at the Jane Hotel in Greenwich Village, New York in July 2012. Looking decidedly ordinary from the street, we were delighted upon entering the expansive lobby as though the clock has been turned back to the 20's. Tiled mosaic floors and dark wood panelling, ornate lighting with original filaments, palms in tubs and subtle lighting all lent to a warm ambience of a bygone era. Jane has its own French-Moroccan style restaurant featuring many objects d'art and serving reasonably priced food with a French flavour. The rooms run off narrow corridors, which are carpeted and have the wood panelling at shoulder height. Warm yellow wall lamps light the corridors. We started off in the bunk rooms which are very compact to say the least, consisting of bunk beds with a tv screen at the end of each and a very narrow strip next to them. Rooms come with bottles of water, glasses, towels, robes and air-conditioning. The air-con was noisy but necessary on the hot July days but we were exhausted from all our walking, so slept through it OK. The rooms are designed along the lines of a ships cabins and are ideal for back packers or those with light luggage. The smaller rooms don't have private bathrooms, instead we shared common showers and toilets which also featured two hair dryers. The area was always spotlessly clean and tidy.and was not a problem sharing with the opposite sex. We also upgraded to a Captains cabin which was sumptuous. We shared a queen bed, and the room also housed an antique sideboard, wardrobe and small table and chairs. We had our own bathroom,, featuring the black and white mosaic floors and walls, a huge bath and complimentary robes, soap, shampoo, conditioner and body lotion. This room also had French doors opening on to our own balcony, replete with outdoor furniture and plants. Our beds were very comfortable, the pillows and bed linen were very clean and crisp. The Jane Hotel is excellent value for money, immaculately clean, the staff are helpful and polite and we highly recommend it for travellers who want to stay in the delightful and famous Greenwich Village.

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Great Place to stay

Beautiful views of the space needle - especially at night so if you like photography ask for a room with a view. The staff are great and the local restuarant is excellent. Secure parking is a plus. Free wi-fi - my only issue was waking at 4 am to do a conference call and I could not find the internet password - called down to the front desk and the man on duty would not give it to me - he insisited I come down to get it in person - I tried to convince him that at 4 am I was not dressed but he claimed it was policy that guests come down to collect the password at the desk ....so I got dressed and went downstairs to get it. Ridiculous and I was seriously irritated ! Anyway I spoke with the day staff and they seemed shocked - that is not hotel policy! Keep the code safe!

Great Place to stay Beautiful views of the space needle - especially at night so if you like photography ask for a room with a view. The staff are great and the local restuarant is excellent. Secure parking is a plus. Free wi-fi - my only issue was waking at 4 am to do a conference call and I could not find the internet password - called down to the front desk and the man on duty would not give it to me - he insisited I come down to get it in person - I tried to convince him that at 4 am I was not dressed but he claimed it was policy that guests come down to collect the password at the desk ....so I got dressed and went downstairs to get it. Ridiculous and I was seriously irritated ! Anyway I spoke with the day staff and they seemed shocked - that is not hotel policy! Keep the code safe!

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Hotel Americana Inn - very nice

The hotel is near the Theater District and this is very useful if you want to go crazy and see all the plays, musicals and the crowd at the Times Square. I stayed in a very good bedroom, clean, but simple. The bathroom is shared, but I was lucky because I have a bathroom next door and it was always available. There were many bathrooms and one kitchen. The building is a little old, there was a computer and free wifi at the lobby. The access to the internet was not free. There were nice restaurant nearby. O hotel fica perto do distrito de teatro e isto é muito util se voce quer enlouquecer e assistir a todas as peças, musicais e o povo que fica perambulando pela Times Square. Eu fiquei num quarto muito bom, limpo, mas simples. O banheiro é compartilhado, mas eu tive sorte porque eu tinha um banheiro bem ao lado e estava sempre livre. Havia muitos banheiros e uma cozinha por andar. O predio é antigo, tinha computador e wifi gratis no lobby. O acesso à internet não era de graça. Havia restaurantes bons por perto.

Hotel Americana Inn - very nice The hotel is near the Theater District and this is very useful if you want to go crazy and see all the plays, musicals and the crowd at the Times Square. I stayed in a very good bedroom, clean, but simple. The bathroom is shared, but I was lucky because I have a bathroom next door and it was always available. There were many bathrooms and one kitchen. The building is a little old, there was a computer and free wifi at the lobby. The access to the internet was not free. There were nice restaurant nearby. O hotel fica perto do distrito de teatro e isto é muito util se voce quer enlouquecer e assistir a todas as peças, musicais e o povo que fica perambulando pela Times Square. Eu fiquei num quarto muito bom, limpo, mas simples. O banheiro é compartilhado, mas eu tive sorte porque eu tinha um banheiro bem ao lado e estava sempre livre. Havia muitos banheiros e uma cozinha por andar. O predio é antigo, tinha computador e wifi gratis no lobby. O acesso à internet não era de graça. Havia restaurantes bons por perto.

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Service counts

Just a shout out to the front desk and everyone who helped make my stay and that of my co-workers a truly enjoyable experience. Both myself and my colleague are platinum members and the hotel went out of their way to insure an enjoyable stay. Special thanks to Nelson Massini at the spg desk. He's a great personal welcome to this large but yet really nice hotel

Service counts Just a shout out to the front desk and everyone who helped make my stay and that of my co-workers a truly enjoyable experience. Both myself and my colleague are platinum members and the hotel went out of their way to insure an enjoyable stay. Special thanks to Nelson Massini at the spg desk. He's a great personal welcome to this large but yet really nice hotel

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Beautiful Hotel!!

The hotel was beautiful!! The staff and service was above and beyond! Bellman-PAUL moonlights as an Elvis impersonator on the side and serenaded us with "Love me Tender"! OUTSTANDING! Showers are wonderful-bed and pillows extremely comfortable-best sleep ever!! Attended meeting at hotel and food was excellent, staff very attentive-Augustine was amazing in banquets!! Paula and Jim in Sales and Catering did a fantastic job!! Couldnt have been any better!!! Definately will be back-referring all my friends and family when visiting Dallas to stay at the Adolphus!!!!!

Beautiful Hotel!! The hotel was beautiful!! The staff and service was above and beyond! Bellman-PAUL moonlights as an Elvis impersonator on the side and serenaded us with "Love me Tender"! OUTSTANDING! Showers are wonderful-bed and pillows extremely comfortable-best sleep ever!! Attended meeting at hotel and food was excellent, staff very attentive-Augustine was amazing in banquets!! Paula and Jim in Sales and Catering did a fantastic job!! Couldnt have been any better!!! Definately will be back-referring all my friends and family when visiting Dallas to stay at the Adolphus!!!!!

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5FEEFD85BD334C29D97044514F56A66F

fantastic honeymoon spot!

My husband and I stayed here for 3 nights as part of our honeymoon. The hotel is conveniently located just a short walk from Union Sqaure and we received a couple of great restaurant recommendations from the front desk. The room was large and very clean. I liked the decor and the overall feeling of the hotel and wouldn't hesitate to recommend this place to my family and friends. Also, front desk were great in helping us arrange a shuttle transfer back to the airport with a local company who picks up guests from the hotel on the last stop before heading to the airport - means you don't have to drive around for an hour picking everybody else up first! Was only about USD30 for both of us which was cheaper than a taxi - thanks Hotel Vertigo!!

fantastic honeymoon spot! My husband and I stayed here for 3 nights as part of our honeymoon. The hotel is conveniently located just a short walk from Union Sqaure and we received a couple of great restaurant recommendations from the front desk. The room was large and very clean. I liked the decor and the overall feeling of the hotel and wouldn't hesitate to recommend this place to my family and friends. Also, front desk were great in helping us arrange a shuttle transfer back to the airport with a local company who picks up guests from the hotel on the last stop before heading to the airport - means you don't have to drive around for an hour picking everybody else up first! Was only about USD30 for both of us which was cheaper than a taxi - thanks Hotel Vertigo!!

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A0EB62ABE77C18E46EC569F22C4BDC5C

Best in Town

I have stayed in Brexton 2 weeks.It was a very comfartable stay that I realy felt at home. First of all very professional staff, very good and safe location, VERY CLEAN and nicely renovated and refurbished building.....After having awfull one week 5 star hotel experience it was a real paradise....starting from manager to house keeping staf, very friendly, helpful staff.....they love their job and what they are doing....once again congredulations to management.....Nice breakfast room ,very good continental breakfast.......not only the rooms everywhere of hotel is very clean....As a location it is very convenient...it is in the heart of Mount Vernon which is very nice, safe and historical area in Baltimore....very close to Penn station that you can walk....also only 50 meters away from bus stop that with Charm City Circuler Line you can easly reach to Inner Harbor,Little Italy and Fells Point without paying any cent......Very suffıcant , quick ,excellant concierge service far beyond 5 stars hotel....... Once again many thanks to Paul Masai (General Manager), Melody,Ebani,Esther,Milton and Maria that they made my stay in Baltimore unforgteble......My final advice to visitors don't think twice to stay in Hotel Brexton , just stay and enjoy it......Mrs. Nurper Latifoğlu

Best in Town I have stayed in Brexton 2 weeks.It was a very comfartable stay that I realy felt at home. First of all very professional staff, very good and safe location, VERY CLEAN and nicely renovated and refurbished building.....After having awfull one week 5 star hotel experience it was a real paradise....starting from manager to house keeping staf, very friendly, helpful staff.....they love their job and what they are doing....once again congredulations to management.....Nice breakfast room ,very good continental breakfast.......not only the rooms everywhere of hotel is very clean....As a location it is very convenient...it is in the heart of Mount Vernon which is very nice, safe and historical area in Baltimore....very close to Penn station that you can walk....also only 50 meters away from bus stop that with Charm City Circuler Line you can easly reach to Inner Harbor,Little Italy and Fells Point without paying any cent......Very suffıcant , quick ,excellant concierge service far beyond 5 stars hotel....... Once again many thanks to Paul Masai (General Manager), Melody,Ebani,Esther,Milton and Maria that they made my stay in Baltimore unforgteble......My final advice to visitors don't think twice to stay in Hotel Brexton , just stay and enjoy it......Mrs. Nurper Latifoğlu

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FB125090FC6F6A1656D4937BF9E095BE

A very different experience for me

We had a 12 night stay at this hotel in Sept 2012 and it was very different to the reviews we had read for this place. Our experience: 1. money STOLEN 2. dirty rooms - previous guests rubbish was still under the curtain separating the bathroom and bed area 3. 'gallery' facilities were often broken - coffee machine didn't work, no cups As for the stolen money, I do admit fault that we didn't lock it in the safe (learnt from another review where money was stolen from the safe) nor in our luggage, but it wasn't exactly left out for all to see. LIving in a hotel for 12 nights, you tend to put things away in drawers and shelfs. The money i had was tucked away and you really had to go thru our possessions to get to it. If housekeeping was that thorough, makes you think huh. The thought of someone going thru all your stuff while you put trust in their professionalism. So 'mission control' was no help, they just hand you over to the security team and even when i gave feedback to them, I was pretty much ignored. It's not all negative thou, the security team are doing their best, interviewing staff and updating us. It wasn't a lot of money and I dont expect to hear from them again but it's a downer on the whole experience. Up to you what you make of this review.

A very different experience for me We had a 12 night stay at this hotel in Sept 2012 and it was very different to the reviews we had read for this place. Our experience: 1. money STOLEN 2. dirty rooms - previous guests rubbish was still under the curtain separating the bathroom and bed area 3. 'gallery' facilities were often broken - coffee machine didn't work, no cups As for the stolen money, I do admit fault that we didn't lock it in the safe (learnt from another review where money was stolen from the safe) nor in our luggage, but it wasn't exactly left out for all to see. LIving in a hotel for 12 nights, you tend to put things away in drawers and shelfs. The money i had was tucked away and you really had to go thru our possessions to get to it. If housekeeping was that thorough, makes you think huh. The thought of someone going thru all your stuff while you put trust in their professionalism. So 'mission control' was no help, they just hand you over to the security team and even when i gave feedback to them, I was pretty much ignored. It's not all negative thou, the security team are doing their best, interviewing staff and updating us. It wasn't a lot of money and I dont expect to hear from them again but it's a downer on the whole experience. Up to you what you make of this review.

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16DBF8BC5086F1EBBA52D2A95E81876B

Great hotel, big rooms

I really like this hotel. I've been here two times and I will probably come back. It's a design hotel, with very spacious rooms and a great bed, I think one of the best beds I've ever sleep in. Totally recommended.

Great hotel, big rooms I really like this hotel. I've been here two times and I will probably come back. It's a design hotel, with very spacious rooms and a great bed, I think one of the best beds I've ever sleep in. Totally recommended.

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