East Village Hotel

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The room was clean and the location was convenient. However, I didn’t know there would be no reception or anyone to talk to when I got there. In fact, I could hardly find the front door of the hotel. Had I known, it wouldn’t have need that bad, but I was expecting a traditional hotel and this was not it.

I’d you want a room that will make you want to catch the late train this is it. I did just that didn’t spend more than 30 minutes in the room. First off I had my girlfriend cancel out of the trip because AFTER booking we realized that there was no elevator. Asking for a room on the first floor required an additional charge, whatever she has a broken ankle. I reach out to the property at least 2 weeks ahead of time about requesting a better room. ZERO RESPONSE. So basically I ended up buying two tickets to a show for just me. Seconds don’t you dare let your phone battery die because if it does and you didn’t tattoo the front door code and room code on to your body you are screwed. At the rate the hotel management responds to requests (so far never). You will be sleeping on the streets, which is a sketchy area. Room is tiny, AC unit which was sort of working made enough noise to keep a drunk person awake. The TV was useless unless you brought your own streaming account and it shut off by itself anyways. The bathroom toilet lids don’t stay up so if you are a male using the bathroom good luck, you will need two hands. Another thing I had a hard time getting out of the building because some contractor was working next door and blocking the door with a ladder. Basically there is no one there to help you and no one responds when you reach out. It’s a hotel run by ghosts or maybe an AI. Stay away from here.

The room itself was nice especially for the price. Would be great for someone staying a few days who wanted to eat leftovers as there is a little equipped kitchenette. Two things though: 1) there was barely any toilet paper on the roll in my room and I saw no extras. Since this hotel doesn’t have lobby staff I didn’t know how to get extra tp. Thankfully there were tissues. 2) the street door to the lobby needs to be replaced- it doesn’t lock unless you really shut it hard and guests don’t do that. I was able to walk in without having to enter a code every time because someone hadn’t shut it properly. As a result I felt somewhat unsafe. If the lobby door is changed I’d stay here again. I wouldn’t stay again without an upgraded lobby door.

Shame on Expedia for featuring such a misleading listing. This is a 4-story walkup tenement rooming house, not a hotel. Expedia does not disclose the fact that there is no elevator, no staff on the premises and it’s exceptionally confusing to enter the property. The address says 1st Avenue; the door is heavily graffitied and locked and you must go around the corner to a different address and there is no way to know that except for a tiny sign obscured by the graffiti. Try checking in late and night and you are screwed. The room itself was very small but passable and clean—but three things were broken (which they did fix the next day). It is also very noisly, but that is to be expected given the location. The staffers that did answer the phone, however, were great because I suspect they are used to dealing with confused, terrified guests who can’t find the door, want things fixed and fear for their safety.

Cons: Hotel allows pets. Room had cat/dog hair all over the floor and on an upholstered chair. Ended up with hair on my clothes. Immediately had problems with allergies. Hotel in a very active and loud neighborhood. The windows do not stop the sound. The neighborhood was noisy until about 4 am (Fri, Sat). The hotel does provide ear plugs which are necessary. Pos: location is good if you want to be in the East village. Lots of bars and restaurants close by. Room was small but had everything I needed. Kitchenette along with cooking tools, microwave, silverware, etc very nice. Bed was comfortable and air conditioning was adequate.

The rooms are small but quite efficient. There is kitchenette area. Enough room to walk around the bed and a bathroom. We've stayed there several times and will continue to. Note: we usually face 9th Ave however this last stay we faced 1st and it was terribly loud. The hotel offers ear plugs, which was nice but going forward we will request a room facing 9th!

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A cozy little hotel in the heart of the East Village. Has basic amenities and a kitchenette, complete with a dishwasher. The mattresses are showing age though, cratering and all.

Good place just like the reviews: Clean, small, good location in East Village to where we needed to be and a bit noisy from the street. No staff on site except cleaning and they were very good.

The rooms are very clean and the Housekeeping is very good. The hotel itself is quiet, but there are lots of state noises to be expected from being in New York City. This was my second stay there and both of them have been excellent