From looking at the website, it looked good enough. It no longer looks like this picture. The inside was tacky and old, mirrored ceiling in the lobby, one very small elevator that doesn't stop half the time and some of the desk personnel were not the most pleasant. The first night there we reserved a queen room on the 3rd floor that was a bed pushed against the wall and a bathroom with a sliding door. The view was the brick wall facing. After that, we requested an upgrade and got a nicer king room on the 11th floor. It was somewhat better with a view between buildings of Central Park a block away, the other views were of old rooftops. If you want breakfast, you need to get there early or stand. There are 5 tables and if you are lucky enough to get a table, you can count on sharing it with strangers. The king room was a bit crowded but the bed was comfortable. The pipes were noisy no matter where your room was and the bathrooms are very crowded with mold on the ceiling. On the plus side, there is a safe in each room and no bedbugs, only a block from the subway and a block from Central Park West. Otherwise, not much good to say about this hotel. It's cheap and good enough, but borderline.
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