First, the mid-town location across from MOMA, close to Rockefeller Center, 5th Ave shopping, restaurants and theaters can't be beat. The staff was very friendly and helpful in all interactions despite it being one of the busiest weeks of the year. The greatest negative, as others have pointed out, is the rooms look like they haven't been updated since the Eisenhower administration. Ours was large by NYC standards but the poor lighting, battered furniture and lack of counter space in the bathroom (along with a tiny, wall-mounted hair dryer) detracted from the value. Not a big deal to us, since we were in the room only to sleep but if you're looking for more atmosphere and amenities, consider elsewhere.
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