New York State Hotels

Rodeway Inn and Suites: New Paltz's WORSE hotel

by JessyJane

I HAVE TO FOREWARN ANYONE TRAVELING TO NEW PALTZ NY. DO NOT STAY AT THE RODEWAY INN AND SUITES - 601 MAIN STREET NEW PALTZ NEW YORK. I HAVE HAD ONE HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE THERE WITH A STAFF MEMBER (HOTEL DESK CLERK). SHE WAS ARROGANT, RUDE AND EVIL. SHE CURSED ME OUT AND FOLLOWED ME THRU THE HOTEL IN A VERY THREATENING MANNER WHILE WITH MY 10 YEAR OLD CHILD. ALL BECAUSE I ASKED FOR A PILLOW THAT OUR ROOM WAS LACKING. WE PAID 143.00 FOR THE OVERNIGHT STAY IN THE QUEEN SIZE SUITE (NOT) THAT SLEPT 6 BUT ONLY CAME WITH 4 PILLOWS. WE ARE A FAMILY OF 5 AND NEEDED ONE MORE PILLOW. FOR SOME REASON THIS MADE THE CLERK ANNOYED AT ME. CONTINUING TO CURSE ME OUT (CALLING ME WHITE TRASH M^&ER F^&*ER) MY 10 YEAR OLD WAS REDUCED TO TEARS AND DEATHLY AFFRAID OF THE UPCOMING NIGHTS STAY.
DO YOURSELF A FAVOR, DO NOT STAY AT THIS HOTEL. THE ROOM WAS DIRTY AND LACKED ENOUGH TOWELS TO ADD TO THE PILLOW INCIDENT. I DARED NOT ASK FOR ANOTHER 2 TOWELS.

THERE IS NOTHING UNIQUE AT THE RODEWAY INN OTHER THAN THE ARROGANCE OF THE STAFF - WHICH YOU RARELY FIND IN THE HOTEL HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY.

S T A Y A W A Y F R O M R O D E W A Y !!!!

Wingate by Wyndham at LaGuardia Airport: Bad hotel!

by Dymphna1

The location was really good. It was only 5 blocks from the end of the line in Queens for the subway. But it needs an over haul in a bad way. And good luck getting a clean room.

When I got there there was a newspaper and old key laying around in the room. There was an open bottle of shampoo in the tub area. Later I found the empty condom wrapper next to the bed.

The door jam to the bathroom did not work, as half of it was missing. The tile needs to be re grouted - there is water going down into the wall.

Staff was friendly. The restaurant is nice. (I don't understand how so many bars in NY can be without tap beer.)

Sheraton Time Square: Best Location in Time Square

by lilysuzlini

I have book this place online 5 months ago. Besides I have special request like needed extra pillows since travel with my hubby and two kids, infect we were happy to find our request were fulfilled. The only sad back is the room does not have wi-fi. Others being very good and satisfactory. They let us check out at 3pm even though the that time the hotel is full.....Thanks Giving Parade were held at Time Square

Location ..........

Any hotels near a train station: Stay away from the city, stay in NJ

by KeepTraveling

Hudson Hotel: Hudson Hotel

by NewYorkPrincess

GLEN IRIS INN: A Waterfall Right Out Your Front Door!

by mtncorg

Purchased in 1859 along with 1000 surrounding acres by William Letchworth, the building was further developed into a comfortable estate. Letchworth was responsible for saving the area from possible development by would-be power developers who hoped to dam the river in the gorge which would have inundated the falls. He had wanted to turn his home at his death into an orphanage, but with the threat from local power companies, he gave his home and lands - three years before his death in 1906 - to the State of New York for the development of what would become today’s State Park. The home has been restored into a period country inn - since 1914 - with lots of pictures relating back to the time when it was the Letchworth home. Rooms are small, but comfortable. There is only one television to be found in a common room on the third floor. The thunder of the waters of Middle Falls are ever-present. A nice on-site restaurant cinches the deal as do the verandah chairs out front where you can enjoy your post-prandial cigar in true Gilded Age style.

Waterfall, nice restaurant and great verandah.

The New Yorker: Center of the City

by shmajo

As we arrived and checked in the size of the building was overwhelming. We proceeded to the elevators which went up to the 40th floor! After the ride up we stepped into our "home" for the next 8 days. It was a soap-box....seriously tiny! There were 2 very short full-sized beds (which wasn't great since my sister, Lindsey, is almost 6 feet tall!). The room had a window air-conditioning unit, which is much needed on the East Coast. The bathroom was more like a tiled closet. Barely enough room to shut the door and turn around. You had to crack the window in the shower so that you didn't sweat the second you stepped out. No fan!

The cleaning crew was great and the concierge was very helpful at all hours of the day and night.

It was also nice that there was a 24-hour diner attached to the hotel lobby. The diner was a little pricey but the portions were large.

red roof inn: new yorks finest

by donnsin

it was great because you slept at the town...the hotel is for shopping purposes because its the most cheapest hotel in the city.

unique it was simple and the people are nice. compared to the other hotels.

The Ritz-Carlton New York Battery Park Hotel: The right hotel

by antisocial

The Ritz-Carlton Hotel is a 5-star luxurious hotel. It has been ranked #1 Hotel in the World by Institutional Investor Magazine. Staying in this 5-star hotel will make you not want to leave. It may be pricey but the experience you will have here will be great. Services, facilities and its amenities are all accommodated. They have spas, fitness centers, telescopes in harbor view rooms, Wi-Fi access in all public space and guest rooms, and more. Food is amazing and everyone really treats you well. They accommodate you with all your needs and even help you out for business purposes. I would really recommend others to stay in this hotel because surely you will not regret it.

Hotel Details:

*298 guest rooms, including 39 suites and one Ritz-Carlton Suite
*12,000 square feet of meeting space including two ballrooms
*Ranked #1 Hotel in the World by Institutional Investor Magazine
*Global Traveler Magazine's Top 10 Hotels in the United States 2008
*Conde Nast Traveler Magazine's Gold List 2008

Amenities:

*Telescopes in harbor view rooms and suites
*DVD Home Theater System and DVD/CD library in The Ritz-Carlton Club level and in suites
*400 thread-count Frette linens
*Plush terry or lightweight bathrobe
*Generously sized terry bath towels
*Wireless Internet access in all guest rooms
*Dual line telephones with voicemail and dataline capabilities with separate cordless phone
*Complimentary morning newspaper
*Fully stocked mini refreshment bar
*24-hour in-room dining
*Bath Butler and Bath Menu services
*Twice-daily housekeeping attention
*Complimentary overnight shoeshine
*Overnight laundry service
*Barrier-free accessibility
*All guestrooms are non-smoking

Property Features & Amenities:

*12,000 square feet of meeting space including two ballrooms
*State-of-the-art fitness center
* Spa Facilities with massages and skin/body treatments
* Limousine services available upon request
* Valet parking
* Luggage storage
* Private front drive entrance Babysitting services available upon request
*Wireless Internet access in all public spaces

Business Services:

*Conference Concierge
*Audio-visual equipment
*Shipping and receiving services
*Fully-equipped Business Center with high-speed internet access, color copier, fax and administrative services
*Security services
*Electrical services
*Entertainment
*All public spaces and guest rooms have Wi-Fi internet access

Dining Facilities:

*award-winning 14th floor Rise bar and terrace
*2 West Steakhouse
*Lobby Lounge

Hotel Policies:

*Hotel check-in is after 3:00pm; check-out is before 12:00pm
*Pets: The hotel allows pets under 20 pounds. There is a $125 pet fee per stay.

Conway's Motel on Loon Lake

by Ewingjr98

This is just a small 8 room motel that sits next to scenic Loon Lake. Built in 1959, the hotel was last renovated in 1986, and it shows its age with the worn carpet and old amenities. Rooms are very large and there is lots of parking. This is a decent place to stay to begin your exploration of the Adirondacks. The motel is locally owned by Erika & Bob Clench.

Prices generally start at $75 per night.