We were sent to this hotel when they had to close a portion of the hotel we were originally booked into (The Paramount). After arguing with the idiotic manager at the Paramount about how unfair this was as we had booked theater tickets and dinner reservations based on staying there, we were handed $10 and told to take a cab to the QT.
Never in my life have I seen a hotel room this small. I have stayed in many Boutique hotels as well as hotels in Europe, and none were ever as small as this room. I had to go out into the hall just to change my mind. I have never seen a hotel room that had no chairs in it or where you could only watch the TV if you were lying in bed. The small ledge that runs around the bed (So the person on the window side can walk off the bed without having to step on or over the other person) was truly annoying as it is quite possible to slip on it while getting out of bed in the dark.
The fact there were no drawers to put clothes in and only 6 hangers in the closet were a problem as well. The bathroom was tiny as well and the sliding door that either covered the toilet area or the shower depending on which one (Never both at the same time) you wanted covered was not a good idea.
Fortunately for us, Priceline was able to refund us for one of our two nights as they agreed that the Paramount should not have moved us. Unfortunately, it was Easter weekend, and were unable to find another hotel in the Times Square area that had any rooms available for us to move to.
One positive thing to say is that the staff were all very friendly and accomidating for anything you would ask of them.
Not only would I never stay in at this hotel again, but we will never stay at the Paramount or any other property owned by the Sol Melia chain.
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