Mid-Atlantic Hotel Guide - Luxury Hotels in Mid-Atlantic, United States of America

"Great location to get around easy to train stations and walking to popular destinations "

"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. "

"Clean room, really small bathroom"

"The hotel is old but clean enough. I gave it a low rating because the tv in my room didn't work, and also I forgot a toothbrush, so I tried to call down to the front desk about 20 times in the evening and the next morning, and no one ever answered. Also tried concierge and housekeeping - same thing. Even tried calling the publicly listed number for the hotel and got no answer. Also it took about 20 minutes to check in because they only had two people working at the front desk despite a long line of guests waiting to check in. I've stayed here a lot for work -- it's a great price -- but this was probably the last time. "

"Great stay"

"Staff were lovely "

"After considering the reviews I was worried. But my stay was great, especially since I was only in my room to sleep; most of my time was spent out of it. Managed to get early check in at 2:45pm and I think lines form at the elevators because people don’t understand them. "

"Great location, staff friendly. "

"I have stayed at this hotel so many times I've lost count. It was always my go-to hotel so I even did so while I lived in NY and had to stay overnight for business. That was then! Unfortunately, my visit this week will be my last. The hotel is tired and worn and dirty. My first room (1065) looked like a Motel 6, if that. There was a stain on the bedspread; lamp shades were lopsided due to no finials; I had to fight with the drawers to get them into the dresser. Safe was broken or not working. Carpeting was filthy. I asked for a different room and got one. It was better but the carpeting was also dirty. And the safe also no working. The amenities are a bar of soap and a tube of lotion at the sink. Shampoo, conditioner, and body wash are on the shower wall. We met a woman who was sent up to a room that was still dirty and not ready. Her first and last time, she said! The lines for checking in and out are horrendously long bc they bring in large economy tourist groups who may not care. There are 2 small elevators on the left side of the lobby and maybe 3 on the right side so give yourself extra time to get down to the lobby with luggage. The bar area is comfortable and roomy. The hotel staff is very pleasant and accommodating so no complaints there. The room attendants were great! Overall, I give the Park Central a 3-4 at best! Don't believe the website!"