Roselle Vacation Packages

The place looks old with some updates, the staff is not very helpful and don't have the best attitude. Mainly, I got a room in the 6 floor, at the very end of the building, which I don't mind because is usually quite. The room was not okay, and it had a funky smell, the carpet was kind of dirty and the AC was not working as it should and most importantly, the pillows had a horrible smell, I couldn't sleep on it... when I checked in was very late and I was just too tired to say anything and with the attitude I was checked in, I doubt it would get any assistance. When I checked out, I mention all this things to the girl and she tried to call the manager but never showed up and I had to leave...she didn't do anything about it. I wouldn't recommend anyone to stay here, is plain and simple horrible.

All-around wonderful stay; excellent location, very accommodating staff. Many thanks!

We stayed there with two small children, and it was fantastic. The room was very spacious, and the bed with the curtain served as a little fort for them. The building seemed designed as an office building, so the floor was solid (soundproof), and the ceiling was high. A fully equipped kitchen with a large fridge was perfect! They also have a huge laundry room and a decent gym. The laundry room has some games, so kids can enjoy that too, and having laundry on site is extremely helpful with children. The shower area was a bit tricky, but as long as your kids can shower, it's all good. Well-thought-out design. In addition to all of that, the staff were very nice and helpful. Thank you so much! Wall Street is a great location for kids — our kids particularly enjoyed the playground at Battery Park, a nice indoor playground near NYSE, ferries to see the Statue of Liberty, taking one subway stop to visit the Transit Museum, and the tour bus we could hop on from Trinity Church, etc. Anyway, we highly recommend this hotel 👍

The Pierre is historic, located directly East of Central Park, and seemingly maintains a five star rating for precisely those attributes. The attractively priced suites are all interior facing on dimly lit lower floors. Don't expect to be upgraded for sunlight and a view without paying double. Also, room rates with 'breakfast included' have a restaurant credit, not a hotel credit. Ordering from the in-room breakfast menu simply to take advantage of my 'perk' resulted in hundreds of dollars in disputable charges. My membership in Taj's loyalty program resulted in zero benefits, which is a bit surprising as the company only operates two properties in North America.

Very good