Bowery Hotel Guide - Historic Hotels in Bowery, New York

"Bad smell in room"

"The property was very convenient to walk to subway stations, Central Park and Rockefeller Center. Wish it had a coffee maker in the room. It was a hassle to go down 40 floors to grab a cup of coffee in the morning."

"Staff was super sweet and friendly. Was able to give us directions at times too. Food was amazing in the lobby bar. And the waiter we had is super awesome. "

"Nice place. Little old but nice. "

"Booked connecting rooms and called three times before travel to ensure rooms would be connecting due to a need as caregiver for travel companion but on check in I was told I didnt book the rooms that connect. Moved to connecting rooms the next day however they were a downgraded room with no bottled water, coffee maker, or frig. Unable to change thermostat. Rooms too warm. Hairs in both showers. Hotel website lists a restaurant on site however it has been closed for a year. No offer of a partial refund or any compensation for their issues. Would not recommend."

"Do the price the room was good. One complaint was we could not get the water hot, only warm. After a long day on my feet it was a bummer to not have a hot shower waiting."

"A 1 minute walk to Time Square, the staffs are very nice and polite especially Bobby the Doorman and Albert the Bell Man. 😁❤️"

"Very outdated hotel. Charged for a smoking fee when I don’t smoke at all and told them it was probably my hair tool releasing smoke into the air. They told me they were going to charge me their fee anyways. Could not get in contact with anyone upon leaving "

"The hotel needs some work. Lobby looks nice but as soon as you get near elevators you see it’s not very clean and walls are very beat up. Elevators hold maybe 3-4 people and it takes forever to get to your floor. The rooms are dingy and dusty. The A/C sucks and it’s either freezing or hot. No in between. Very loud at night with construction happening all night long. Horrible water pressure in showers. As we were leaving for the airport a worker in the lobby tried to convince us to take a “discounted taxi” through the hotel and took us out to an unmarked SUV and said it would be $75. We said no and took a taxi instead for $60. "