Bathroom was clean and I had no waits to use the facilities.

Bathrooms are clean and the beds are super comfy.

Every single trip (pre and post Covid) has been met with a friendly and attentive staff, impeccably clean bathrooms, and a good bed to sleep in before the next day of adventuring.

the positives: for so much sharing of restrooms and showers it’s clean.

The rooms, beds and bathrooms are all very clean.

but can definitely attest to the cleanliness of the bathroom in my “Captain’s Cabin” and in addition just a very well appointed bathroom.

Bathrooms and toilets are clean Hotel design is really nice.

The shared bathrooms were spotless, stocked and adequate for guests.

The room was clean, the shared bathrooms were clean and attended to (there was one toilet that needed attention and the staff took care of it right away).

All rooms are like bunks of a ship and there’s an immaculately clean bathroom with showers and toilets on each floor.

The bathroom was always clean and I never had to wait to use the facilities.

Bathroom was always clean and never busy which was also a good point.

Otherwise the bathrooms were mostly clean.

The Jane is located in a very nice area next to the Hudson, surrounded by the Whitney, High Line, Meat Packing District, Pier 51 park and Greenwich Village.

The Jane Hotel is a delightful historic hotel in West Greenwich Village.

We use the tiny bunk room option because we like the price, love the bar at the hotel, and love to walk everywhere through Greenwich Village and up to Midtown.

It's location in West Village, beside Greenwich village and the Hudson River, is perfect for exploring NY and enjoying the local restaurants and cafes.

It is the funnest place to stay in New York: by the river, by the galleries in Chelsea, by the Greenwich village, and in a great neighbourhood in its own right.

West Greenwich Village is a tranquil neighborhood  and a historical part of Manhattan.

And all the restaurants and bars in Greenwich Village are only a short walk away.

Great little hotel with an excellent location to Greenwich Village and the meatpacking district.

This is a period hotel in Greenwich Village near high line. Overall, atmosphere is a bit quirky (in a good way); the  staff's uniforms and lobby atmosphere are reminiscent of "Grand Budapest Hotel."

Add to that its closeness to the Whitney and the Chelsea market and Greenwich Village and the friendliness and helpfulness of the staff and you have a sure fire winner!

The West Village location is ideal with so much in walking distance in Greenwich Village and nearby subway stations to the rest of the city.

but did taint our stay slightly, 
Location-wise, it's in Greenwich Village which is a beautiful part of Manhattan - right by the East River and a lovely neighbourhood.

Price, old world charm, the wonderful/nothing too much trouble staff, the prime Greenwich Village location, the cleanliness/slippers and bathrobes/wifi etc. etc.

Location is terrific - a quick walk into Greenwich Village, Chelsea Market, and the Highline.

Greenwich Village was lovely and there were great bars and restaurants within a few minutes’ walk, Hector’s Café and Diner is well worth a visit with great food, friendly staff and it is open 24 hours!

Jane is a happening place in Greenwich Village.

and the hotel is really well located in the greenwich village, in manhatan.

Location was great for Highline, Greenwich Village and not too far from underground.

Quite simply a delightful hotel with an abundance of character set deep within the perfect neighbourhood of Greenwich Village.

This place has character and is a short walk to Greenwich Village and the meatpacking district.

but the doors are heavy, so you could easily hear other people, and since bathrooms are shared, you could hear heavy doors closing all times of the day and night.

However, NEVER DURING CONSTRUCTION, NOISE & OBSTACLES & rude workman everywhere!!

but one morning a loud grinding noise from within the bowels of the building started at 7:12 AM.

There was quite a lot of background noise,

but I heard no noise between 10pm and 8am.

It was a cold winter weekend, and hotel was fairly empty so no guest noise to worry about.

The noise and vibration from the music make it impossible to sleep - especially if you, like us, are unlucky enough to stay on the second floor.

Inevitably there is noise, because there are so many rooms per hall and the doors slam slightly.

Ridiculous you can't open a club in an old hotel and not realise that the sound would keep quests awake!

If you're a light sleeper the sound of the doors opening and closing may disturb you.

We could hear the music in our 4th floor room.

Restaurant closed, rooftop private, ballroom private, no bikes, no padding on mattress- bedsprings are felt all night, no control of heat, hear everybody in hall,  SO tiny: if you are the slightest claustrophobic you should think twice.

but now I'm just not sure about the smoke and noise.

at 2am, I was literally bounced out of bed by a persistent booming sound that wasn't just loud, it was vibrating the whole room.

The clerk told me he would put me in a room away from the ballroom so I wouldn’t be exposed to the noise.

I was ill at the time (winter) and management had me sit with a fever in the lobby, coughing and wheezing up a storm, for an hour before management confirmed the rate I'd claimed earlier in the day.

Hip popular nightclub on the weekend so be prepared for noise and people.

Someone was smoking cigarettes either in their room or hallway.

Booked a room for one night because I used to love this hotel and the value it offered.

Just some examples of unpleasant conditions:

• There was only one working bathroom on the 4th floor since the other one was sealed off, meaning 2 toilets, 2 showers and 2 sinks were to be shared by guests in the 40+ rooms on the floor.

Yes, there are some issues – the bathroom facilities are too few to serve the number of rooms per floor, the bunk rooms are seriously tiny, and the third floor suffers from the permanent aroma of fags Thanks to a couple of permanent residents who the hotel apparently have no control over.

While my room was small, this didn't bother me as I was out most of the day - nor were there any conflicts with using the shared toilet/shower facilities.

The BAD: 1) rooms are insanely small, all you get in the bunk rooms are four hooks and a couple of tiny shelves, so you will be living out of you bag for sure.

Let's start with basics: Yes, rooms are very small i.e.

What stands out is the fact that the room is unbelievably small.

We hope The Jane will think about helping with the coffee situation, probably the sad fact about the ball room is that we were all so lucky to have ever had access to it,,days gone by..

We had a small cabin room and believe me it is small.

The single rooms are small and I couldn’t get my overhead light to go off.

Just to give a heads up - they have bed bugs , the rooms are filthy and smell like cigarettes / weed from the people smoking outside waiting to get into the club.

I would imagine the rooms are unbearable in the summer.

The rooms are tiny, about the size of a walk in wardrobe, or a Queen Size bed.

(Don’t sleep on walking The Highline to The Edge)

Yes, the rooms are small,

Super tiny rooms that are about five feet wide.

We had the double bunk bed room type and it was tiny

That means that the average room is quite small.

The little courtyard outside our room had a small loveseat and a chair BUT you could not sit in them because the webbing was worn out and the seating was unusable.

Great location at the end of the High Line and close to everything in the West Village.

Fantastic views from rooftop bar, and in a nice area - really close to The High Line.

The staff are welcoming and helpful and the location is great - close to the West Village and near the High Line.

It's in a great location, very close to the High Line, lovely restaurants in walking distance.

Although it is listed as a One Star it is more than that, from its history, the wee cabin room I occupied, the A/C and its proximity to the High Line and the Hudson.

but so close to the High Line and the new Whitney.

Also a great location, close to The High Line, shops, restaurants, and more!

It is close to the High Line which is lovely for a stroll and Chelsea Markets are a nice vibrant place to visit.

The Jane is well located; close to the High Line (3 minutes), the subway (10 minutes) and the hotel is located next to the Hudson.

Not far from subway stops, very close to the High Line.

The High Line is very close also for wonderful stroll northward.

Close to The High Line, smack next to the river and on a clear day you look you can see the Statue of Liberty.

The Jane is an adorable hotel near the High Line & Chelsea Market.

The staff here were really friendly and the location is great - it's right next to the southern terminus of the high line and close to boutique shopping and places to eat.

The hotel is close to the High Line which is also great for those that want to see the city from slightly higher up, its also a lot quicker than battling with the crossings!

Being so close to the High Line, to the Hudson River and to Bleeker Street were definite plusses.

Near the High Line and so within easy walking to mid town and beyond.

The location of the hotel was perfect – very close to The High Line & Chelsea market with some great restaurants, bars and shops within walking distance.

although bathrooms are shared I can’t recall having to wait to use a toilet, shower or sink; the location is ideal for access to West Village, Chelsea, Whitney Museum, walks along the Hudson River, etc.

Would have loved to stay longer to explore the West Village more

The Jane is my comfort zone in New York's far West Village.

Great location close to the Hudson River park, West village and downtown.

I’ve stayed at the Jane several times over the years since I’ve moved out of the West Village and it is consistently well priced, well situated, clean, and the staff is lovely.

It's just below Meat Packing in the charming West Village.

The hotel is within walking distance of a number of attractions: westside river walkway and bike lanes, the High Line park, the Whitney Museum, and the West Village.

First, let me say the rate for the West Village is reasonable.

A very nice hotel in West Village, small and cozy.

Another authentic yet unconventional way to stay in West Village.

And that's because while many places try to preserve their historic roots or sense of nostalgia, The Jane actually does somehow retain a total sense of authenticity, tucked down a quiet corner of the West Village on Jane Street.

The Jane is located in the West Village a charming neighbourhood and historical part of Manhattan.

The location is unbeatable in the hip and beautiful West Village with a plethora of caffes bars restaurants small boutiques bodegas even a subway station etc all within walking distance.

The Jane is a very nice historical building in the west village very close to the Hudson bank.

The location is perfect near to all the best west village and meatpacking district bars and restaurants.

but cozy roof terras, nice location at the edge of the West Village.

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although the aircon didn’t do too badly.

Only a small window, mostly filled with AC unit, so if you don't like to feel closed in, a single room is not for you.

Minuses: The room was hot so I turned on the air conditioning unit which was loud and cycled on and off - it almost sounded like it was moaning.

No breakfast, shared bathrooms, rain on the radiator outside makes the room really noisy.

Had an in-window air conditioner that worked well and no views - just of a brick wall.

The air con was noisy so think this could be issue in high summer.

There's cable tv, a sink and a window air conditioner.

On the first night the AC was acting up making strange dripping sounds,

However the air con in our room didn’t work and I feel like an iron should be a standard room item which it isn’t in this hotel.

but they also have an air conditioning unit in the room.

The heater was so rubbish in -10 conditions and there was no quilt only a sheet and a very thin blanket, the bed dipped in the middle too making it uncomfortable for 2 people to sleep in, bathroom was nice,overall a very average stay

Only thing is that in the winter you may want to run the ac to make it comfortable,  this is an old building so the heat pumps and radiatot clanks a little

The heating was a bit annoying in December, we had to open the windows because it was too hot, no thermostat in rooms.

The most negative points about the room was that it didn't have a basic kettle and also it suffered very loud clanging pipes intermittantly, including in the night, which i presume was the heating system - it did wake me up a lot which wasn't ideal when i struggled with jetlag throughout the stay,

The TV was a little small and the window air conditioner was a little loud,

My only complaint was the air conditioning, very loud so couldn't leave it on when I was in the room.

but the air conditioner is a window type prone to noise, so I cool the room then turn it off before going to bed or leave the TV on to muffle the thrum.

It is really not expensive regarding all this points, the only negative issue is the aircon that seems to be very noisy

Yet, I would (probably) come back one day, perhaps in spring or autumn, when one does not depend on the aircon.

We had a room with a shared bathroom, this never caused us any issues, bathroom was always clean and available, could ask for no more.

Room was clean (though dark) and shared bathroom was clean too.

Bathroom clean and tidy
Lift to rooms interesting

Need ear plugs
Air conditioner is like airplane landing all night

Front desk efficient

The shared bathroom was spotless and because only shared with a couple of other rooms, I think the guests also had a vested interest to keep it nice and clean.

Managers have done a wonderful job maintaining the historical architecture and interior design so you feel you're getting a real old New York experience, with all the comforts of wi-fi, cable, and spotless bathrooms.

The hotel is in a great location within easy walking distance to the empire state building and penn station just come out the hotel door and turn left and walk 8 or 9 blocks and your at Penn, the staff were friendly also and the hotel seemed to be very clean plus I never had any problem getting the shared bathroom plus it was always very clean.

Hotel, rooms, lobby, bathrooms were all very clean.

but it has its charm and as well as the room as our shared bathroom were always very clean.

The shared bathrooms are very clean and there's a good number of them.

but I will state, very strongly, that the bathrooms were kept in immaculate condition.

The room and shared bathrooms were immaculate.

The shared bathrooms were always tidy and clean as well.

but the shared bathrooms were immaculate too!

The bathrooms are always clean and there was never anyone in them when we needed them.

The shared bathroom were clean and I had no concerns about using them.

We stayed in a twin room with shared bathroom, I was impressed with how clean the bathroom was kept, there were 2 on our floor (8th) and we never waited to use it.

Shared bathroom was clean and there are a couple on the floor so I didn't have to wait.

I had a very good experience staying there for 1 week - 
room well cleaned and re-dressed every day 
bathrooms always clean
no noise - on 7th floor at least
10 min walk to empire state building / grand central / 
staff friendly
its an older building with older décor which is fine with me,

Clean room and also the shared bathroom was clean and always available.

but I definitely recommend this 2 star hotel for a long and cheap stay in New-York

It's a budget hotel and that's what you're getting

The price is about what I would think it would be for a moderately budget hotel in a prime location.

If you are looking for an economical place to sleep in mid town Manhattan, the Hotel 31 is great.

Very close to subway, restaurants, etc.In residential neighborhood rather than tourist trap area that many big hotels are in, so good places to catch a quick and affordable bite.

Now for all the positives :)

- Located just a few meters away from the Grand Central station, you probably won't get more cheap options so close to the center of midtown.

For a budget hotel where we got the private bathroom, this is definitely thumbs up.

I was expecting a clean, very-few-frills, budget property in a good location for walking - and that's what I got.

Overall great for what I wanted for 3 nights on a budget.

All the staff we spoke to were helpful

 If you are looking got a budget hotel in a good location to explore Manhattan then Hotel 31 is perfect.

but gets extremely busy also blue bell cafe on 21st street food is awesome our go to for breakfast every day ❤ if you want to see the statue of liberty on the cheap get the tube to the staten island ferry which is free and you can see it for free plus you get a ferry ride.

Traveling on a tight budget, I'd be willing to stay here again.

but it was clean, functional and affordable for NYC.

It's a budget hotel by New York standards which means small rooms and shared bathrooms.

The hotel was really cheap for NYC standards and thats saying something because I booked my room in mid july (two weeks before I stayed at the hotel).

In all, I am very happy with our stay here and I would recommend it to anybody looking to stay in Manhattan on a budget for a few nights.

If you're looking for a cheap, clean place to stay this is the best hotel room.

All we wanted was a clean fairly central, cheap hotel to shower and sleep in - this was perfect.

This hotel is cheap, clean, and in a good neighborhood.

The building itself is old and elevator kind creepy,

It has the feel of a small independent hotel you might find in Europe including its funky, gated elevator.

The elevator is tiny ..old style like the ones we had while staying in Paris.

The elevator was a learning experience; a little help would have been appreciated.

The small elevator is old-style with a sliding gate,

The elevator only holds 3 people, so you might need to wait a while if you're on a higher floor.

The carpet felt a bit gross, the elevator was weird.

7th floor, had a lift which allowed 3 people only to be inside at one time.

The elevator was broke, so we had to walk up eight flights, there were two bathrooms for the whole floor of about 15 rooms.

however our only issue has been the lift being out of action.

Then you feel very lucky that the elevator works as eight floors with small stairs.

The lift wasn't ideal for luggage and humans at the same time, and i trapped my fingers a few times in the gate,

Elevator is an old fashioned elevator that could be a struggle if you have heavy or multiple suitcases.

There is an elevator which is vintage, holds 3 people at a time.

Just one elevator (capacity:5) for a 12 story building.

The building itself is very narrow with an old elevator that takes you up to your floor.

The hotel appears to be an old SRO; the elevator barely fits 2 with suitcases.

Also so many eateries close by, if visiting New York again I would definitely stay at Hotel 31, great value for money.

Stay at Hotel 31 so you will save enough to Spend your money when you are AWAKE in NYC.

Great value for money in a great central location,

but value for money this is the best hotel in NYC.

If you need a room and wants to spend your money on shopping and fun experiences, this hotel is not only perfect located, it’s also perfect for you. Enjoy!

Great value for money considering the location.

Great value for money, great location and clean.

It really exceeded my expectations based on the money I spent. I am already booked for later in the year and tried to book a 3rd stay and was bummed (although happy for them!)

I would definitely come stay here again and it is definitely good value for money.

however we walk past the two communal bathrooms to get to the stairs, and they always look clean and tidy when we walk past, so we could have saved ourselves some money and not bothered with the private bathroom.

However, if you want a cheap, clean, friendly, quiet place to sleep and are spending most of your time out of the hotel then it is perfect!

Overall, a great stay for the money with a couple of passable niggles.

Stop at the eddieson hotelnewyork  was good clean  and tidy staff very good  and for breakfast  visit  the carve at the bottom  of the street  from the eddieson hotle   also go to the central park to see John lennon   had a good day at the  top of the Rock  get the hop on bus well  wearth the money   visit  the 911  memorial  so sad and statue liberty  had five days in newyork

This hotel is ideal for spending some quiet time yet not too far from the madding crowd.

but the price I paid represents really good value for money, especially given the hotels location in what can be, an expensive city to stay in.

Old alarm clocks, sink in the room and small old beds.

I'll start with the negatives:
- The room was small, and there was no private bathroom.

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