Meilleurs hôtels historiques à Livingston 313 $ CA

« Chambre impeccable, dosettes de café et serviettes propres tous les jours. Emplacement idéal, à 10min de Bryant park, 15min de Times Square, 5min de Penn Station... Nous étions au 12e étage, vue cour sur les buildings très sympa (javais un peu peur avec les travaux en façade). Restaurant au RDC qui nous donnait envie pour le petit déjeuner mais il y avait la queue ! Nous avons eu loccasion d'y prendre un apéro que nous avons bien apprécié ;) »

« L’accueil client est à revoir, l’impression d’être dans un hôtel 2 étoiles »

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« Pretty nice building. Not around many shops, but right next to the highway so it was easy get to places if needed. Only downside is it was not clear on how to get into the amenities area. I did not know the code to the room was used to get in. Other than that, this place was very nice and spacious. »

« Overall it was a decent stay. The code to get into the main bustling did not work for us so we had to call. On the 2nd and 3rd night of our stay, the fire alarms kept going off because people were smoking weed in the stairwells. The hallways overwhelmingly smelt of weed, however when the maids came to clean certain rooms, it took the smell out. We also had, I think a homeless person, get into the husking and was screaming in the stairwell one of the nights. »

« The actual apartment itself was fine. A bit tight but fine. The greatest concern was the trash that was on the roof right outside my patio. Which made you not want to sit on the patio. The other concern I had was the difficulty I had getting in touch with anyone to help or answer questions. I shouldn't have to play email-tag in order to get help. A.so, why does a representative not ,ive at or near the property? If you need more towels or theres other concerns, how do you handle that? Finally, ...