Our stay at this hotel started out very poorly. The woman at the front desk who assisted me was very surly. At no time did she smile, thank me, or even acknowledge my presence beyond what was absolutely necessary. It was downhill from there.
Our room was a single queen bedroom that was very small by even New York standards. The space between the foot of the bed and the dresser/TV was barely wide enough to roll my suitcase through. The space between the bed and window was equally tight, as was the entryway into the room. If being in close quarters bothers you at all, stay away from this hotel.The only redeeming feature of the room was that it was clean.
Besides being extremely cramped, the room is noisy. If you are one who wants to sleep in in the morning, as the New Yorkers would say, "Forgetaboutit". You will be awakened by the sound of doors slamming closed. The hallway is very narrow, so whatever is going on in the hallway can be heard in the room.The doors are very heavy and the automatic door closure mechanism causes them to slam shut, creating a very loud noise that resonates throughout the hallway. When housekeeping and occupants open and shut their doors, it sounds like you are in a jail and cell doors are slamming shut.
Because I was only there for two nights, I did not ask to be moved to another room. Perhaps other rooms in the hotel are larger and more quiet. Regardless, the behavior of the front desk clerk was enough to keep me from considering this hotel for a future stay.
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