We stayed for a weekend earlier this month (March), and overall it was a good experience. The hotel is located in Tribeca, which is a plus for those visitors trying to avoid Times Square, Broadway, etc. Most of the places we were visiting were in the Village or below.
The staff was friendly, the room was clean and thoughtfully designed (although extremely tiny, like most places in NYC). The aesthetic was modern, and vaguely Ikea-ish, with bright green walls and lots of maple wood built-in pieces. Amazingly comfortable bed! The bathroom was great and had radiant heat floors.
The lobby was extremely narrow and a little awkward, which was fine while we were in that area b/c no other guests were around. If there had been more than a few guests, it wouldn't be easily navigated with luggage, etc. The rest of the street level has a restaurant that wasn't in use while we were there--probably b/c it's still new. There was a mix-up at check-in, but it's a new hotel, so you exchange a little extra patience for a lower room rate! We booked through the hotel's website b/c it was the lowest rate we found anyway.
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