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"The hotel was quite noisy, door slamming was very loud and could be heard clearly from the room. The floor didn’t feel very clean. However, the staff were very friendly and welcoming, which I really appreciated"

"Took my 17yr old daughter for out last adolescent spring break trip. She loved the hotel. It’s NYC so we didn’t expect a huge room. Yet ours was perfect and intimate. The staff was super friendly and welcoming. Very accommodating and professional. I would just say the communication on the location of all amenities wasn’t very clear. It was like a scavenger hunt. One restaurant turned into two hosting dinner and brunch. "

"Great location near Broadway theaters and Times Square! Great staff and very commendable accommodations. I would definitely stay here again for my next visit to Broadway and Times Square!"

"Perfect location!!! Very clean wonderful staff"

"no drinking cup in the room, they give you a bottle of water to refill but the water cooler was empty and or operated at a trickle. Long line in mornings to pay for a coffee or breakfast. Staff was too "cool" to be helpful."

"If you're planning on taking public transportation from the airport or around town - this location could not be better. Being connected to GCS made getting around so easy! The hotel itself is fine. They let us check into our room at 9:30am without any issue. The bathroom had a mildew-y smell and the hot water wasw luke at best, but overall ok. The beds were comfortable. And the hotel was pretty quiet. I would stay here again."

"In the morning I couldn't receive a receipt that I needed because nobody was there in the front desk. And still haven't been shared after 5 hours passed from the check out time ended. The room was not like the one originally promised to have. Dissappointing."

"Not a hotel if you need to do any work. There is no desk in the room. There is one space that has an actual work height table, i.e. not a bar table 2 feet off the ground, and it fits 3 people. So apart from that there is no where to find a place with a table to do work. Lobby, bar and hallways are.like 100 degrees all the time. Bar staff was very slow."

"Hotel Indigo is a good lodging option if: - You'd like a spacious room - we are a family of four with two kids and we had enough space to comfortably move around the room. NYC hotels are notoriously small but the rooms here are adequate. - You want to stay off the mid-town beaten path; Hotel Indigo is located near major train stops (F and J), surrounded by food options (try Johnny's Pizza!), and it's 20 min away from the city, but close enough that you can easily walk to and through East and West Villages. - Loud club music doesn't phase you or you're a deep sleeper and sleep like a rock. Don't stay here if you want sleep at the end of long days. The hotel has a bar called Mr. Purple on the 15th floor. On Fridays and Saturdays, the sound and music thumps so loudly that it cascades to each floor. That's all to say if your'e stay includes either or both of these days, request a room furthest away from the elevator. This helps a lot. As will ear plugs - bring them! The hotel does not provide any. However, also request a room that doesn't face the streets as the street sounds will keep you up. I recognize this sounds picky, but believe me when I say that noise until 4am feels brutal when you just want to sleep. But hey this is NYC and city sounds are expected. Overall, the stay was fine given we were away until late night. If sleepless nights don't affect you, Hotel Indigo is a good hotel option."