New York Hotel Guide - HERE hotels in New York, United States of America.

"The location is what you’re there for. Overall very clean. Rooms are small but fine for 2 "

"Loved our stay!! Best location to access subways, made traveling easy, fast, and safe. All the staff were helpful and friendly especially the doorman Peter. The Hyatt grand central made our trip all the way from California memorable. Thank you "

"Breakfast is not offered. They have coffee, danish and rolls. Food and coffee is average. The staff was excellent and friendly. "

"the staff here is probably the most unfriendly in NY. The guys manning the front desk in the evening as well as the security personnel need a re-fresh in what it means to make guests feel welcome. the room is in need of a serious refresh and the carpets a deep clean, but thats easy enough to overlook for the price and location. It s the staff behaving like thugs that really makes this a hotel to absolutly skip. "

"Clean rooms, staff was always friendly and courteous, express checkout is always a breeze, room service was quick. Only downside was the amount of time you have to wait for and little space inside elevators. There are 3 elevators, but basically only 2 work all the time as one is used also for service and they have to serve 40+ floors taking too much time sometimes to leave or get into your room. Besides this minor inconvenience, our time at this hotel was great and the location was ideal as it is close to several Subway stations. There is also a nice restaurant next to its entrance. "

"YES"

"The location and price for Soho54 were/are both great - near NYU is ideal for our purposes. The room was clean, the shower was great. It could probably use a bit of love -- the paint and carpet look a bit tired, our door took an extra pull to get it shut, but we just wanted a clean place to shower and sleep and Soho54 fit the bill perfectly. One thing I absolutely hate (and this is not unique to S54), you see the price including all taxes and assume that's it -- then on check in you get the 'resort fee' or 'amenity fee' or whatever they call it - an extra charge for the exercise room in the dungeon and the coffee machine in the room. Really? At $40/night, should have new coffee machines and exercise equipment every week! I hate sneaky fees, and 'amenity fees' are exactly that."

"Its handling a construction right inside the building, not too bad but a bit messy "

"Hotel was in a good neighborhood but it was over priced for what it was. But that’s to be expected in NYC. The reservation said we would get a $36 food and beverage credit but no one offered it or seemed to know anything about it."