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HI New York City - Hostel

Manhattan

Kama Central Park Hostel

Manhattan

Reidun

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20. juli–21. juli

Central Park West Hostel

Manhattan

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Jazz On The Park Hostel

Manhattan

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East Harlem Hostel

Manhattan

«Stay was pretty good. Room is pretty small, however it has all you need. The bathroom situation was alright, however not all 4 rooms on our floor were occupied. The area was fine, not the best not the worst. Getting back at 22 felt safe enough as there's plenty of people around. At first we didn't receive the door code and it took a couple days to get a response. Though it was probably a one time thing, as our other requests got answered reasonably fast. Still not great.»

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Arlo Midtown

10/10 Utmerket

"Nice location and atmosphere. Good breakfast and well equipped training room. Will come back👍"

Hotel Edison Times Square

8/10 Bra

"Great location and friendly staff – breakfast requires a bit of patience Overall, the stay was positive. The location is excellent, with everything within easy reach, including public transport. The staff were consistently friendly and welcoming. The room was a good size for three people, but showed signs of not having been renovated in a while. Breakfast deserves its own mention, as it became a recurring topic of conversation every morning. Breakfast was included in the room price, with vouchers that could be used at three different dining spots. At the first one, we could choose between a bread roll wrapped in foil or plain yogurt, a half-full cup of juice, and a piece of fruit. At check-in, we were informed that one of the venues charged a service fee to the waiter. We assumed this was a small, symbolic amount and gave it a try. We ordered hopefully from a separate hotel-guest menu – the bill came to $23.61, proving that "symbolic" is apparently open to interpretation. Still hungry but somewhat wiser, we treated ourselves to a second breakfast later that day – this time chosen by appetite, not by voucher. The third venue, furthest away, turned out ironically to be the best, with friendly service and a nice atmosphere – though we still ended up ordering off-menu there too, just to actually feel full. Conclusion: If possible, book the room without breakfast, and instead eat at one of the restaurants attached to the hotel, or elsewhere nearby, ordering from the regular menu."