AC unit super loud, missing tiles, not enough lighting.

Should their be a warm spell during the heating season they have no AC and can only blow warm air into the room.

Cons: no A/C, tiny room with one nightstand (because there was, literally, 12 inches on my side of the bed), horribly inadequate lighting (one bedside table lamp, one desk lamp, and one BARE ceiling bulb), old, dingy carpets and rugs, paint chipping everywhere.

You could hear the conversations in front of the house and he wind pulled so strongly through the window that you had to turn on the heater, which in turn is so loud that you could only sleep with earplugs.

The windows didn’t close or lock, the room was stuffy and smelled badly, the light in the bathroom was flickering or out the entire stay, the bed was very old and lumpy, the couch was broken and I found a small bug on my arm when I woke up my last morning.

The AC in the building was broken or off for most of my trip.

Rooms are dated and with an old window air-conditioning unit, our 5th floor room was noisy and uncomfortable.

Then I headed to the elevator to my room…elevator smelled extremely musty and it was humid.

Cons: The AC on the 5th floor is complete trash.

Conditioned Air was broken and all they could do was take me a fan.

Not to mention having to listen to the loud droning of my rooms window unit AC.

We were told the AC was not on yet (it was 80 on the day we arrived), so the room was quite hot.

It's an old hotel and there was an AC unit in the window without any seal so essentially the window was open to the street.

Beware, NO AC in some rooms and they don't tell you  that.

When we inquired about switching rooms, the woman who checked us in, was dismissive, unhelpful, and unfriendly.

Air conditioner was set at 65, room temp was about 83.

AC didn’t work they even brought a fan and changed the filter and still no go.

He did not care about the air conditioning or lack of help moving rooms.

It is very dog friendly (if you don't love dogs of all sizes don't stay here..) and the quirky charm oozes from every dusty nook.

From the unique character of the building and rooms to the friendly staff and the feeling of an inclusive community, not to mention how well pets are treated!, we were utterly charmed and deeply grateful.

The only good points are that it is super close to the exhibition we were attending, there are great dogs that hang out in the lobby and it is super close to the lovely Empire Diner.

Once I came downstairs and a dog was upright with his feet on the counter of the service area, the staff tolerated this.

While there was a great coffee bar on the premises (a London bus in the front courtyard that opened early mornings and an in-building one that opened later), it’s very popular with dog walkers and passers by - so there was always a long queue.

And while this hotel claims to be pet friendly, sticking a dog with every imaginable stimuli isn’t friendly at all.

The staff was so friendly and accommodating and spoiled my dog Delores every time they saw her with kisses, pats and treats.

We spent a 3 nights weekend getaway - together with our dog!

The lobby truly sets the tone of the hotel with a coffee shop filled with young people and dogs.

My favorite part of this hotel was the magnificent coffee smell (and excellent coffee), the fact that there are always dogs in the lobby, and the lovely bar at night.

The coffee bar in the morning has lots of variety, then turning into a social bar in the evening that is dog friendly.

The lobby is filled with non-guests having coffee with their dogs (I'm a dog lover);

The weekend we stayed there was a sweet Dog Parade/Halloween morning event that saw both local toddlers, parents, and doggies in their best Halloween finery(I wish coming back in the next life as a pampered canine living in Chelsea).

if you love dogs, this is the hotel for you.

Except a drink during daylight hours and if you have a pet they love that FYI.

The entire place is really dog-friendly: treats in the lobby, a huge garden, and an onsite bar that has a "yappy hour" where you can order your dog a bowl of non-alcoholic ale!

Hotel is like a neighborhood cafe where people come to hang out usually with their dogs as it is super pet friendly.

Very very expensive for what the room quality that we received.

At the room rate   I paid per might you’d at least expect a bottle of water.

It is really extraordinary that they charge so much for so very little.

The room rate is over a $1000 a night and I have stayed in better youth hostels - avoid

On the negative  side, the hotel is priced like a luxury property (my bill for four nights was close to $3,500)

There was a barista you could buy crazy expensive coffee from

though the prices seems excessive for in-house services.

We checked out of a high price point hotel across town because of the opposite experience, choosing to take our chances ANYWHERE else.

The service is pretty bad for an expensive Hotel.

And yes, I should have read the fine print on the facility fees,

but if you want coffee, you have to throw some clothes on, go down to the lobby, order it, wait, and then pay.

If the hotel was half the cost, I wouldn’t complain

When we checked out and I enquired about compensation for the bad experience we had had during our stay, the receptionist stated that they had generously waived a late check out fee.

The hotel is expensive and we simply do not think we experienced value for money

It was not worth the price of the rate they were charging.

I paid $500 for a room that was small, musty, old.

but it’s really not worth the price to stay there.

The High Line Hotel

price

Paid private parking nearby

Free High Speed Internet (WiFi)

Bar / lounge

though there was construction across the street in the front which is loud at times and the usual sirens we slept in comfort .

I was even more disappointed that the hotel staff insinuated that it was my fault for not having called the bar repeatedly ahead of my stay to confirm that it was not rented out by a private party.

Also, there is now a very loud club across the street that blasts music on Friday and Saturday nights until 4am, shaking the windows of the room even 10 floors up.

Service at the front desk is lacking, roof top bar is dated with lounge furniture uncomfortable, and no heads up regarding the very loud club next door that kept us up until 4 am.

but there’s also some club or venue nearby (maybe the Cantina) blasting music so loud, DJ screaming, crowd roaring, bass thumping past 2 am both Friday and Saturday night.

There is a nightclub next door which creates a lot of noise at 3am in the morning  not just the nightclub goers.

Turns out (a) it's a separate company to the hotel so they have no control of the door policies (b) they only let kids in from 4 to 5pm and the adults can't drink alcohol at that time (c) paying hotel guests come second (d) changing dress code requirements (e) private parties take priority.

I heard people talking on the hallway and in the rooms next to me, they were not loud,

The front desk shouldn't tell guests the rooftop opens at 4pm if in fact there's a private party and you can't go in at all.

They had us laughing out loud as they were astronomical.

There is an extremely loud bar across the street that blares REALLY LOUD music along with a DJ yelling right into your room until 12:45am!!

Also we were lucky here too, despite a false fire alarm and some usual "city noises" we did not have any rowdy guests keeping us up, or hear the music others mentioned.

I would say that unless you'll be partying at the club across the street, don't stay here.

Although facing the nightclub and the construction, we didn't hear any noise (and i am a light sleeper).

There is construction to the front of the hotel and a Mexican bar at the side of the hotel, which stays open very late with very loud music which you can hear up on the 14th floor and will kepp you awake until 4am!

We were on the 7th floor so we were shocked that the noise was so loud.

The problem is the heating; in that it is really noisy (on cool or heat) - not a soothing white noise hum, this is intrusive booming annoyance  (whether on low, med or high) and worse for us, room 1517 at $300 a night, it delivered all that noise

We could not sleep on Saturday evening because the club across the street was playing crazy loud music all night.

At 10:30 was woken up to some serious latin flavored BASS.

Our other guest (our 20lb dog) was well taken care of too as she enjoyed the complimentary dog treats and welcome pets from all the lovely staff.

I have secured another pet friendly NYC hotel and rebooked everything there.

PLUS we were allowed to bring along our dog, free of charge!

Dog friendly and they actually mean it - as in they LIKE dogs.

It is pet friendly (our bernadoodle knows her way around, and the staff loves her).

This is my second stay at a Kimpton and couldn’t be happier plus they are dog friendly!

The staff, the rooms, the style and the vibe make for a PET FRIENDLY and casual upscale stay. With so many superstar employees (Go HR!)

There are also bikes for guests to use, and dogs stay free.

Thanks for the iced coffee every morning, free wine at 5, letting my dog stay for free, spacious rooms (compared to most NY hotels),  spectacular views, comfortable bed, refreshing bath amenities and most importantly the staff who made our stay so hospitable!

All of the staff was very professional, friendly, and helpful; they truly welcome dogs; the location is perfect; and the room, including the bathroom, is a good size and very clean.

-Dog friendly (we had two dogs with us including a yellow lab)

I would return here in a heartbeat.

Like other Kimpton locations they welcome pets and provide bikes!

I've stayed at hotels around the world with my dog and this one is one of the most dog friendly.

It feels young, sophisticated and edgy, with complimentary happy hour and a very friendly pet policy (not that I had my pet with me

Wonderful, super friendly employees who can't do enough to make you (and your dog's) welcome.

If you have a dog, they are dog friendly so "Fido" doesn't have to stay home.

Charged me 600 in extra fees when we arrived.

Not sure why since I was supposed to check in 4 whole days from then so I had them call the hotel to see if they could waive the penalty fee.

The price is way overpriced for the room.

Not sure exactly what the $40 nightly amenity fee is for aside from a cash grab.

That means only 1 out of 4 nights did we receive the accommodation we paid for.

Breakfast is expensive and only a grab and go option,

Room amenities were noticeably lacking—no coffee maker and an overpriced minibar with no space for personal items.

The hotel is very expensive and has basic rooms.

Paid extra for high floor which never happened .

There's nothing worth it, go to a cheaper hotel and you'll get the same thing only better.

but the pricing was a bit ridiculous, they charged at least $5 for every article of clothing (Like $6 per sock)

And be careful of additional fees they will charge you at arrival.

Total cost including hidden “resort fee” over $600.

My only negative is that the Mini Bar was a bit expensive.

I paid more for a bigger room to accommodate that.

But others were under expecetaion considering its price.

but they are now charging a $40 resort fee per day.

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Windows -  The noise from the traffic woke us from 0745 in the morning and continued all day .

but the street noise transmitted to our 9th floor room made for 3 nights of very poor sleep.

There are nightclubs nearby so it is noisy during the night.

Noise from cantina next door is ear splitting.

but we couldn't hear it after we changed rooms.

So between what seemed to be nightly noise and not the most comfortable beds, it just wasnt a great stay.

Upon his return, he was accosted by a large masked in front of his guests/customers (I am his customer) man demanding to know why he was in the area and how did he get up to the bar.

but there is noise from the bar on the 17th floor.

but the street noise (even on the 9th floor) was unbearable.

Even with noise cancelling headphones we could not sleep both nights of our stay.

The air con was really old and when it starts it sounded like jet engine and no way you can sleep with that noise and when it stops the room gets stone cold.

but facing the street so you could hear some NYC traffic during busy hours of the day and night.

The noise at night, EVERY night, coming from a nightclub next door was DEAFENING.

i\It was very expensive for the quality of the rooms and right next to a rooftop cantina bar which we could hear as if it was in our room.

Ink 48 Hotel

quietness

party

Paid public parking nearby

Wifi

Fitness Center with Gym / Workout Room

Bed was uncomfortable, bathroom was too small to have the door open and be in it at the same time and the microwave was about to explode when you turn it in the wall sconce behind it goes off while it’s running.

Toilets in the regular rooms are too low for anyone who has knee or, back problems.

The sink was coming away from the wall in the bathroom.

Room smelled old and musty, not very clean, bathtub was clogged, hallways and elevators were dirty.

Once we got to the room we noticed one of our room-key cards  did not work & the bathroom doorknob was broken.

The bathroom was sticky from floor to ceiling.

Bathroom had mold wifi is slow breakfast was nice night staff is rude I would stay against it if was the last resort there  was a flood and the mold room are still being rented I was told my rate would be adjusted and it never was

SMALL beds, dirty shower, dirty pillows, rude staff, slow internet, tv only works when it wants to, elevator only works half the time.

The toilet flush handle was broken and when I called downstairs they told me maintenance was coming and it took over 45 minutes for someone to come fix the toilet.

but the staff was proactive in offering updated supplies such as towels, toilet paper, etc.

So we really didn't have an extended stay, nor take advantage of any of the amenities other then breakfast (which was very good). We live about an hour away and only stayed to avoid the commute after the celebration,

Toilet stopped working and maintenance was not on sight and there were no more rooms.

This hotel had a filthy bathroom with mold, long hairs on walls and razor parts stuck in the shower drain!

The water in our bathroom was also a brownish color and smelled.

The next morning there was no hot water for a shower.

It was pretty dirty in the bathroom and staff did not respect the do not disturb sign.

Too expensive, amenities inadequate (e.g., pool closed, weight room closed, too few places in lobby for breakfast).

Trash over flows, there is mold in the hallway and in the guest bathroom it’s not safe to even stay there .

After returning from the mall to the hotel later that night we saw some shady characters walking around the parking lot and in the hotel hallways, at one point i wondered if some of those illegal border migrants were staying here?

Too many elevators to different hallways.

but cigarette smell overwhelming in the hallways which you goes underneath your door inside your room.

The hallway of our floor smelled heavily like marijuana.

I can hear a dog down the hall or next door, the dog is going crazy barking non-stop too.

While there was some maintenance happening that left the hallways looking shabby, they rugs were vacuumed daily which helped make it seem more presentable and clean.

The room smells of cigarette smoke and the hallway smelled of marijuana.

People in hallways all hours of the night.

We get to our room, and just like the previous night, there apparently is another party going on across the hall in 334, and now next to us in 333, which is the adjoining room, and what also sounds like another one going on in 339.

There was a loud smell of poop in the hallway that was so uncomfortable to come out of your room to smell.

but I couldn’t because the dog across the hall was barking all night.

Noisy guests all night in the hallways didn't make it any better.

They put us in a room down at the end of a long hallway and we were far from exits and elevators, SO confusing!

However tech issues regarding slower than slow internet, and excessive noise from outside highway and inside hallways was solved by our own data plan and earplugs.

The group of people in the room next to us left empty beer bottles all over the hallway.

Doors connecting rooms and to the hallway are thin and/or not tight up against the frame which allows all sound to travel freely.

but felt more secure, which I used just fine using my own dog bags.

For the 10 years I have always stated at La Quintana for the friendliness and that I Always travel with my pets and sometimes the breakfast is awesome.

Check in was easy and if you request a pet friendly room in advance they can put you near entrance D which allows for easy access to a walking path.

The rooms were clean, the breakfast was GREAT and the fact that they are pet friendly was the icing on the cake.

I travel with a dog and these hotels are pet friendly.

We selected the king executive suite which provided plenty of room for 2 adults and 2 dogs.

The price was great and was able to bring my pets.

Plenty of parking,  even for commercial vehicles and pet friendly.

Breakfast was very good and the biggest thing for us it's pet friendly.

We travel with our dog all of the time and he is well behaved.

We love LQ pet policy so we always seek out a LQ when we travel

Barking dogs ,left in room by owners visit to the theatre, resulted in 5 rooms being moved to another room.

Anytime we travel to NYC we will be staying here whether we have the dogs or not.

enjoyed the  motel - always liked La Qunita because we have pets & have stayed at other locations.

however cleaning crew knocked in the door and attempted to open it before check-out time (don't disturb sign was ignored, without announcing housekeeping opened the door, while making noises. I had to call front desk to complain, gotten apologies)

As route 3 is next to the hotel, you can expect lots of noise all day long (rooms not enoughs sound proof) On day 2 i found cockroaches running over the desk.

Next door neighbor super noisy and felt unsafe once I was woken up at 2:30 to have my room searched for a fugitive!

Very old - room doors were covered in rot/rust and need to be repainted, bathtub unstable - stepping into bathtub, bottom makes loud noise because it's installed incorrectly.

Stressful stay instead of peaceful, and quiet we had to deal with rudeness from the staff and stained towels with hair.

but the bed platform was noisy and was very unorthodox with nowhere to place your feet underneath the bed.

rooms were smoky smell and two nights stay we couldnt sleep entire night due to loud TV sound, we reported the issue

We were very disappointed with the noise control.

The noises from the 6 lane road or highway is and can be a bit loud outside.

Noisy dogs left unattended in the room next door were howling and barking intermittently for hours.

It ended up a door lock difficult to open, the AC with huge noise where you will not need neighbor to disturb you and a perfect house cleaning service which will never appear (resulting you walk down to reception and pick your towels daily).

I've never in my 62 years have had a noise problem at a hotel.

I tried to reach out and was not assisted that will not hear from me.

However, the hotel is right on the freeway with minimal soundproofing.

Way too noisy at night and too much traffic from non guests.

During my stay, there was a family next to me that was extremely noisy.

And the bathroom had black spots that looked like mold which were painted over

The cleaning staff use old dirty tools because the room smelled like old dish water mixed with air freshener.

The hallway had a strong smell of odor or freshener that hits you like a walk as soon as you step out of the elevator.

The room smelled terrible when the heating/air conditioning unit was turned on.

Rooms were not clean, little hot water, AC wasn’t working properly, rooms smelled like pure cigarettes, staff was not friendly.

but I became more cautious after observing individuals loitering in the parking lot smoking.

butter only muffins and coffee disgusting.

The ac keep on breaking down and the bathroom had a nasty smell.

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