Hotels near Upper West Side, New York

"The location is excellent, very close to several subway lines, making it convenient for getting around. It's about a 10-minute walk from the M60 airport express bus stop. There are supermarkets and Chinese restaurants nearby. The front desk staff are very friendly and helpful. You can cook in the communal kitchen, and there are also simple meals available for purchase on the first floor. This was my first time staying in a hostel, and I had a great experience. This one was much better than the same brand's hostel I stayed at later in Boston. The 6-bed dorm was much more spacious than the 8-bed dorm; I forgot to take photos of the 6-bed room."

"The hotel's biggest advantage is its excellent location, right next to Central Park, within walking distance to the subway and Columbus Circle, making travel incredibly convenient. The rooms are basically clean, with simple, sufficient facilities, suitable for budget-conscious travelers. However, the soundproofing is a major issue: you can hear everything from the adjacent rooms, and I was frequently woken up at night by loud talking and slamming doors, making it almost impossible to get proper rest. I reported this to the front desk multiple times during my stay, but the problem never improved. I also filed a complaint through the booking platform, but received no response or follow-up whatsoever – customer service was virtually non-existent. The common areas and bathroom facilities are a bit old, and the cleanliness in some areas was just average. Overall, it's only suitable for backpackers who prioritize location over sleep quality. Travelers who value quietness and good service should definitely look elsewhere."

"Important: Bring your own lock and plastic slippers. Check-in convenience: Quick check-in. Safety: Located near Central Park, the main gate is locked at night; you need to ring a bell to enter, so it's relatively safe. Facilities: The common areas are quite large. The bedrooms are capsule-style rooms with doors that can be closed, ensuring ample personal space. There is no elevator. The communal kitchen is downstairs; it's a bit small, but it has a kettle. The rooms have radiators, but they weren't turned on at all, so it was quite cold in winter. Only one blanket was provided, so I slept in a sweater. The shower room is small, with limited space for clothes, only a few hooks. Cleanliness: Okay. Environment: Close to the subway and Central Park. Service: Okay. Free luggage storage is available."

"This hotel is fantastic – the location, surroundings, and the staff's service attitude and professionalism are all top-notch! A special shout-out to the hotel staff for their help; our suitcase wouldn't open late at night, and they quickly sent someone to assist us. We're very grateful. Since our English isn't great, check-in was a bit challenging, but the chubby white gentleman at the front desk was incredibly patient with us. He was absolutely lovely, hahaha. The room was cleaned perfectly every day during our 5-night stay. There's a supermarket right across from the hotel, making it super convenient to buy food and water. If I have the chance, I'll definitely stay here again."

"The hotel is located on the Upper West Side of Manhattan. I recommend staying in the Upper West Side because it's quiet and safe, unlike the crowded and noisy Times Square area. It's recommended for solo female travelers, and I also recommend it to friends. It's a relatively old-fashioned American retro hotel; the soundproofing is acceptable, though you can hear a little. The staff are very polite, there's 24-hour security, and luggage storage is available after check-out. It's worth staying at, and offers great value for money compared to other Upper East Side hotels! It's a 3-4 minute walk to the subway station, and a 20-minute walk across Central Park to the Met Museum, etc. There are also many brunch restaurants nearby."

"The room was spacious and comfortable. The wifi worked smoothly. The mattress was a bit soft, and my back felt like it was sinking in when I slept. A firmer mattress would have been better. The breakfast was quite good. The front desk clerk was very polite. My husband and I asked him how to take the bus to Chelsea Market, and he explained it carefully, repeating himself several times to make sure we didn't understand. The rest of the staff was average."

"The hotel's hygiene was good, and they offered free parking. Walking downhill to the main road, there's a bus stop where you can catch the 127 bus, which gets you to Times Square in about 30 minutes, so transportation is quite convenient. We paid cash when we boarded, but on the return trip, you could only pay by card. The last bus is at 9:30 PM! The hotel breakfast was very mediocre. They used paper cups and plates, and there were no staff cleaning the dining area, it was like a McDonald's. However, there aren't many restaurants nearby, so we just ate at the hotel. It's the kind of place where you just eat to fill your stomach, don't expect anything fancy! We stayed for two consecutive days. On the second day, they didn't clean the room or change any amenities! Luckily, we only booked for two days."

"The hotel has a fantastic location on the Upper West Side, with easy access to Metropolitan Area. It's also conveniently located near the street at night, ensuring safety. There are many good cafes nearby. The rooms aren't large, but that's typical for downtown New York City, where kitchens and rooms aren't usually that big."

"The room is nice, but the soundproofing is average; Traveling in October, the local temperature is already very cold. Cold rain. There are many restaurants nearby and shopping is not convenient; It is also far from the city center"

"Honestly, I was a bit worried because the reviews weren't great, but for someone like me who only uses a hotel in New York for sleeping and spends all their time outside, this was an excellent value-for-money hotel. I stayed for 2 nights and 3 days. The air conditioning worked well, and the bed was comfortable, so even though I was tired from exploring outside, I slept really soundly. The room is small and doesn't have much in it, but honestly, I only slept at the hotel, so it didn't matter. The location is close to Times Square, about a 5-8 minute walk. For me, it was a great value hotel."