Wellington Hotel

Camere e bagni più piccoli di quelli di un aereo

La posizione era l'unica cosa che questo posto ha

Le camere erano super vecchie. Mobili vecchi. Super piccole stanze da bagno. Estremamente piccole docce. Non pulite. Una vera discarica a mio parere.

Non ci tornerò

I letti erano molto comodi.

Le docce erano terribili e quasi ci hanno dato ustioni a causa delle variazioni casuali delle temperature. Se nostra figlia fosse lì, garantisco che sarebbe stata bruciata. Il personale non è stato il più disponibile dopo che abbiamo chiesto loro su di esso. Il luppolo della campana era difficile da trovare e poco amichevole. Gli ascensori erano lenti e minuscoli. Sono stato a New York molto spesso e questo è stato il posto peggiore in cui sia mai stato. Non ci tornerò.

Hotel non era quello che si vede

L'unica cosa che mi piace di questo era quanto fosse vicino alla maggior parte delle attrazioni

Tutto è a pagamento, camere piccole, nessun aiuto dal front desk

We chose this location for a one night stay on New Year's Eve 2019. Being on 7th Avenue, a bit further away from the crowds and having a hotel to chill in, seemed like it would be a better way to experience the ball drop than being corralled by the NYPD for 8-10 hours with no bathroom access. Central Park is within a couple of short blocks from the hotel, which means we were very close to the fireworks happening right at midnight. Being right on 7th Avenue is convenient and fun in some ways. Surrounding restaurants were actually pretty good, even for vegetarians.

While this hotel was one of the cheaper stays for NYE (that didn't look scary-cheap or nightmarish in the reviews), it was in the $300-400 range for one night. Being on 7th Avenue, I had no illusions about cost. But I was surprised at how low quality it was. And, I've stayed at much nicer cheap hostels and Motel 6 places than this hotel. You would think the hotel could at least put on some form of welcome for it being NYE (Costco snacks in the lobby? Water? A party favor or two in the room? Something other than being greeted by security guards and construction mess?), for how much they charged for this one night. I've had more amenities at far cheaper hotels and basic hostels than at this hotel sitting right on 7th Avenue. Although the room and bathroom appeared clean, we found hair clearly not any of ours around the carpet and bathroom. Not a lot, but it shows they did not thoroughly clean and vacuum. Also, the walls in this hotel are super thin, so be advised you'll be sharing everything with your neighbors. And on NYE itself, the hotel staff corralled us all in the lobby just before midnight, along with the NYPD, because of what appeared to be a lack of coordination between the hotel staff and the NYPD about where to allow us into the street. This, despite the fact that the same two officers had been in the lobby and available to the hotel staff since when we checked in that afternoon. I mean, the point of paying for a hotel on 7th Avenue was so you could go out to the front of the hotel into the street with relative ease. We did get out in time for the ball drop, so that was good, but it's also important to note that the ball drop is barely visible from the street in front of this hotel, despite what anyone says about being able to see it as far away as 59th street (hotel is at 56th). So, spend a few extra bucks to get into a nicer hotel closer to the ball drop, if you want the experience of being there.

location--walk to Times Sq, walk to Central Park. Easy Metro access. It was clean and the staff was very friendly. Not too long to wait for an elevator. Not too noisy. Nice bathrooms. Restaurant downstairs if needed.

The beds were terrible. My husband and I sunk in the huge dents and it was very hard to get comfortable. The sheets and comforter and pillows were very nice but they need new mattresses. We paid $--- a night for 2 doubles and it was small but ok.