Hotels in Chinatown/Little Italy, New York

The facade on the first floor is actually a BAR, the front desk is hidden in the corner, and the elevator is even narrower. Arriving in New York at night, I walked around the building twice to confirm that this is the hotel entrance. After going upstairs, the corridor is narrow and surrounded by dense rooms on both sides, and the room is even narrower and compact when entering the room. It is very similar to a budget hotel, and it has nothing to do with a four-star hotel. The room facilities are simplified to the extreme. There is no refrigerator, microwave, coffee machine or other facilities, no wardrobe, only a few hangers on the wall, and the desk is a foldable desk-sized table. Because the room faces the inner side, there is no city view. Compared with other cities, housing prices are quite expensive. It seems that this is the consumption in New York.

I made a reservation online for 4 days, and on the 4th day I went to the hotel front desk to renew for 2 more days for a total of 6 nights (renewal on site was very expensive, official website price). During this period, I changed rooms once because the room I got for the first time was too low and had no view. The facilities are rudimentary, and there are no slippers and pajamas. Not to mention that many American hotels don’t have them. The ambient light under the bed in the second room was broken. The wardrobe door was deformed and could not be closed. When the right cabinet door was opened, it would hit the bulge on the top. The air outlet can only be opened to about 60 degrees and cannot be fully opened. The faucet is obviously too short and difficult to use. These are all errors in design and construction, which are outrageous. One night at 1:30 in the morning, the fire alarm in the room announced that there was a fire. After broadcasting it four times, we all planned to run away. Then the broadcast said it was okay. The alarm buzzer and the loudspeaker were loud. The white girl next door said that she immediately went to find a job. Personnel but no one, outrageous. The staff are very good-looking. The design of the hotel space is very good. As we all know, there is no design in the United States, so we come here just for the sense of design. The experience is average. If I go to New York again, I will not come back.

At the corner of Canal and Bowery, the hotel is well-located on the edge of Chinatown, close to the Manhattan Bridge, and many eateries and coffee shops. My room had an unblocked view of Midtown and the Empire State building in the distance. There is a rooftop bar which offers panaromic views. My double-bed room was spacious, as was the bathroom. The mattress though was too soft and sinking. There is a working space on the second floor, with lots of natural light, games, sofas, and free flow of coffee and tea until 4 pm, which provides a space for guests to chill and hangout without having to splurge on such things outside. The front desk staff and concierge are always around and very helpful, whether it is to offer to store my luggage until my late flight out, or to call a cab. The hotel provides a coffee-maker, tea kettle, dental kit, room slippers, etc, on request, which is actually a practical move towards sustainability and less wastage.

The layout of the room is reasonable, exquisite and compact, with both artistic sense and practicality. It's super close to walk to Chinatown and Wall Street!

I love that it is just few steps away from the subway station and there is a lot of food stores around. The owners are kind and very welcoming. Great for travelers who are looking for a low budget yet nice place to stay.

Great location in Chinatown. Room is small but typical in Manhattan. Got a free upgrade to the 7th floor with balcony! Sofas in the lobby need to be replaced, they are sagging. Overall is good experience, will stay again.

Very good hotel, the room is not big but comfortable and exquisite. The coffee in the lobby bar is very designed. The hotel location is very good and convenient for travel. I am very satisfied. recommend.

the location is perfect. in the heart of Little Italy, walkable to Chinatown. 2 different train stations which can easily get around upper Manhattan or Brooklyn. It's a fine fine price for a king-size bed bedroom. Super friendly and accountable staff. Highly recommend!!

Because of the UN meeting, accommodation in the Isle of Man in New York is too expensive. I searched for this hotel on a redbook. When I first arrived at the door, I thought it was a dirty and messy street, but it was actually a very clean, smart and comfortable hotel. It is an 8-minute walk from the main shopping street of sohh, and takeout can also be delivered. Breakfast is served with a cup of coffee and a bread (optional type). Croissants and chocolate croissants are recommended. They are very delicious and can be heated by the staff. I stayed for a total of 7 days. It was clean and hygienic. The bed was very comfortable, soft and refreshing. The room was also equipped with a Bluetooth speaker. Before booking, check the room type and cleaning service in advance, and choose according to your needs. There are also family rooms. It is really a treasure hotel, highly recommended. You can contact the store directly on a certain book, and you can also book on the official website.