Stayed one night for business. Small room typical of NYC style. Very dark lobby on entrance, took some getting used to. This place is tres chic, very fun, but not my cup of tea.
On reservation a hypoallergenic room was reserved and followed up by three different people to ensure no feather products were in the room. At check in I was assured that I was taken care of. Until 11:30 when I tried to go to sleep and found out I was sleeping on a pile of feathers. It took a few calls to get this straightened out. The pillows were removed and ONE lonely non-feather pillow was provided. Apparently, the hotel has only ONE non-feather pillow in the entire place as I was assured that no other non-feather pillows were available or could be found. What about the feather comforter too guys?????
A lot of work went into this place as the design and fixtures were all very interesting, memorable. The shower was awesome, however at 5'3" I was too short for the toilet. Also, the largest bath towels I have ever seen, wonderful! Too long to use to wrap hair in after a shower, though.
I found it humorous that a card in the bath talked about conservation and hanging towels however there was not one place inside the bathroom to hang anything, not even a robe hook.
Also in regards to hanging, if you like to hang your clothes in the closet, skip room 711 and there was no place to hang clothes in the closet. See pic attached.
Breakfast at the onsite restaurant provided me with the best darn blueberry pancakes I have ever encountered anywhere! I would go back just for the breakfast. Kudos to the chef.
This place would be great for some mid-20's couple looking for a hot getaway night, but it's definitely not made for the solo female business traveler.
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