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We loved our stay at the Metro.We had just arrived after a long flight from Buenos Aires,and Richard had a fever- he was feeling really ill, shaking and feverish It was 7am in January, and freezing cold. The management were very helpful, and as our room had not yet been vacated, they gave us another smaller room in the meantime, so that my poor husband could lay down and rest. This was a God-send. Later we were moved to our room, which was large, airy and comfortable- with a great art-deco ambiance. Bathroom modern,large and clean. Street noises may annoy some- New York sirens going day and night-but thats part of the excitement of being there, and we soon grew used to it. We were situated on the 10th floor. The Staff were friendly and welcoming. Lifts were a bit slow and overloaded- more are needed. While we stayed here, there seemed to be an influx of British visitors who come over to do shopping. Wonderful Mid-town location (10 mins walk from Times Square, 1 min to the nearest metro station and just around the corner from the Empire State building),with a roof top terrace that almost touches the Empire State building. Continental Breakfast is included, and drinks and snacks available in the Metro grill and on Rooftop Terrace.
Loved the art-deco touches everwhere, and old photos on the walls of movie stars of yesteryear. Locality- close to Macys ,Empire State, Times Square and Metro Station
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Location. Price includes free continental breakfast and free newspapers. There's free coffee all day and they don't mind you taking a 6-pack to drink in their lounge! Theme: HotelComparison: less expensive than average
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The hotel is clean, is in the perfect location, but has a lot of negative points. If you only plan on sleeping here and not spending too much time awake, this is a good place to stay. If you're looking for some "atmosphere" you will have to go somewhere else. We were happy with our stay here, mainly because we didn't spend a lot of time here. ;-) They do offer a good breakfast in the mornings (but we only ate there once). And one of the doormen was really great and did whatever he could to help guests. The room keys demagnetize easily, which means you have to have them reactivated every day (it doesn't matter where you store them, they will demagnetize). The hotel only has 3 elevators, one of which was out of service when we stayed there, meaning we had 2 elevators for 179 rooms and the rooftop bar. Sometimes you had to wait more than 15 minutes for an elevator. Staff didn't really care about this problem as they used one of the elevators for deliveries to the rooftop bar during the busiest time of day (right before check-out time). The rooftop bar could be amazing (you have to go up there for the view) but staff really ruins the experience. The manager (at least we think he was the manager) was flirting with female customers and couldn't care less about other guests, cocktails were weak and expensive.
As said in the title: Location, location, location. The hotel is located really close to the Herald Square subway station entrance (on W 35th Street & 6th Avenue). I think 8 subway lines stop here, and it's an express station (meaning all trains stop there). It's also practically next to the Empire State Building, and you have a great view of the ESB from the rooftop bar terrace.
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Very clean establishment. Friendly staff and nice and quiet so that you can get a good sleep. Theme: HotelComparison: about average
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We loved this hotel - the staff were SOOOO helpful. But here's the tip - there's an all day tea room with endless free supplies of all variety of bagels, fresh OJ, tea coffee. So if you're travelling on a budget you have a HUGE breakfast, that keeps you going for hours and allows you to see as much as you have time to, yet if you need time-out, a sit down in a nice place, free refreshment this place is great! Complementary breakfast really made our budget trip easier! And we had a bit of bother finding hotels with complementrary breakfast, so it was a bonus that it's open all hours!
Just real NYC feel to it. The staff, the outside noise, and a great location for all things touristy. Apologies, I can't remember the exact price but thought the free allday breakfast room was really value! Theme: HotelPrice: US$80-120 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageDirections: two secs from Empire State
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