Hotels with Childcare in United States of America

"Small room with no window"

"Everything was nice just in our room no refrigerator or microwave but Everything else was very nice looking forward to go again"

"All was great"

"👌"

"The location couldn't be beaten. Cozy room with everything we needed. I would definitely stay here again. "

"Great location. "

"Definitely not a 4 star hotel as Google claims. I’ve stayed at multiple properties on the strip and this was probably one of my least favorite hotels. I was charged $25 since I arrived at 3PM, never been charged anywhere else. Fire alarm also went off during my stay for no reason which was annoying. Only booked this place for a night since it’s in walking distance to the Sphere and decently priced but will never stay again, felt kind of ghetto. You can also only connect two devices to their WiFi which I’ve never seen before. TV was also broken."

"The location is decent between Times Square and Central Park, but you can see that just by looking at a map. This property really shows its age. The carpet in the halls is tearing apart and is taped together at the seams. The rooms are worn and dirty. We would have had a nice mid-town view, but the windows were filthy. The first room we were put in had no black out curtains or shades, so the room was never got dark. And the water was luke-warm at best. I would tolerate the condition for a bargain, but this was no bargain. Also, they surprised us with a $35 per day fee. They claimed it covered food and activities, but it didn't in reality. The only activity that interested us (bike rentals) turned out to be not available. As for food, the place has a standard breakfast buffet you can get in any mid or low-tier hotel in America. The price they quoted to us: $47 per person (hahahahah). That price is essentially screaming that you can find a much better breakfast for less a short walk in any direction from this place. Overall: I will not stay here again. There are better, newer, cleaner options in the area. "

"There was only a few chairs for free the majority has to be paid for."