The hotel itself is moderately fine. The drains don't drain very well so expect water to puddle up in the sink and shower. Also the climate control doesn't work so you need to rely on window AC units since the rooms get unbearably hot. During our stay we also had the fire alarm pulled at 1AM for no good reason, which normally is just an inconvenience. However, after the fire department arrived and found nothing amiss, the staff member at the front desk was unable to surpress the alarm. The fire chief repeatedly told him that it was the responsibility of whomever is attending the front desk (note that this is one of those 'virtual front-desk' locations) to have knowledge of the fire warning system. When questions were asked of him by other hotel guests, he was extremely rude and talked back to people, saying that this was not part of his job. Hotels are obviously expensive in New York, but if you are looking for anything more than a bed to sleep in with a side of rude staff members, you might want to look elsewhere.