Stayed at the Pearl in June on our Honeymoon. Arrived at approx 5pm on a Monday. Check in was smooth and we were made to feel very welcome by the staff. Our room was beautiful. Very modern, welcoming and immaculately clean. Only negatives (and i can't even call them negatives) are the size of our room was quite small and there wasn't much light coming in from the window or much of a view, but hey, who goes to New York City to sit in their hotel looking out of a window.
Rooms are well airconditioned, and have a safe, ironing facilities, flat screen tv (be patient its tough to use) with loads of channels and movies. Our room was at the back of the hotel and did not overlook the street so it was very peaceful at night, so if that is essential to your good nights sleep, then room 508 is the room for you.
Maid service everyday was great. We left the maid a tip everyday but she never took it.
Breakfast is served in a small comfortable area on the first floor if i remember correctly, and it is a basic selection of pastries which was very nice. If it's the full american breakfast you want, then there are lots of deli's and cafe's nearby.
This is not a big sprawling hotel so as soon as you step into the lobby you are at the elevator and in your room in no time at all. We found this a godsend as we had stayed the previous week at the Bellagio in Vegas which is pretty much its own town.
Location is awesome with a short walk to the end of the street landing you into the action of Times Square. There is also a great coffee shop at the end of the street called Cafe Bean which was very convenient.
What really made our stay so fantastic was the hotel staff. Everyone was so genuinely friendly, polite and helpful. As soon as you get of the elevator your are greeted with smiles and good mornings and good evenings and how are you's. It's a real treat in such a brash city to be treated like a human being and we connot thank the staff enough for this.
In a nutshell, Beautiful, Friendly, Small Hotel in an unbeatable location. If you're going to NYC, stay at the Pearl.
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