New York Hotel Guide - Marsha P. Johnson Memorial Fountain hotels in New York, United States of America.

"Too busy. Atrium area is like a train station. I dont like tipping in genral, but especially not for serving staff that dont make an effort - but when it is 20% already on the ticket most people dont want to make a fuss. Desk staff were quite good. Rooms were basic/functional Rooms cleaned nicely each day Weird thing with the bar/Starbucks going on. Never managed to get a starbucks because the que was too long. This is a shame because the destination fee is used as a credit for this and if you dont use it, you lose it"

"Great location "

"bar was fine"

"Great hotel"

"Didn’t eat there"

"This was one of"

"It offers an affordable option for lodging in Manhattan, if the room size or services don’t matter much. "

"Perhaps the thinnest walls of any hotel I’ve ever stayed at. It didn’t help that’s the other guests were congregating in the hallway outside my room having loud phone conversations, listening to music and going between each other’s rooms. I moved once and it was the same on a different floor. Also, I was accidentally charged two holds and the manager was extremely rude saying there was nothing she could do. Basically “oops deal with it”. The redeeming quality of the entire experience was the kind woman who checked me in and the sweet gentleman who checked me out. I felt sorry for them because there were several frustrated guests. I would not recommend this hotel. It is completely subpar for a corporate establishment, and I probably will never stay at a four points establishment ever again. Definitely not anywhere near Sheraton standards. "

"Everything was great! "