Compare Boutique Hotels in Upper East Side

"We love it"

"Great location! Food options and shopping a few blocks away and also close enough to walk to Central Park and midtown. Having an apartment sized room with kitchen is priceless when traveling with kids."

"Skip"

"Nice room - very good staff"

"This is a great location on the upper east side. Hotel has been renovated but no on site restaurant. Good options close by however."

" Cons: * This is not a boutique hotel or even really a hotel to begin with, but more of a simple, small apartment. * The description and images are a bit misleading and do not match reality. * Rooms are dark with insufficient lighting at night. * Old beds with creaky frames and uncomfortable mattresses. * The AC was incredibly loud and did not work well, while the heater seemed to be constantly on. * Check-in time is very restrictive, with a $75 fee for late check-in. * No front desk or on-site staff available for assistance. Messaging only. (And no replies) * No elevator and no luggage storage. * The area feels unsafe especially at night and may not be suitable for tourists. * One of the bedrooms had a strong, unpleasant smell Pros: * The kitchen is well-equipped with a full-size refrigerator, microwave, oven, and utensils. * Amenities include an iron, ironing board, and hair dryer. * Rooms and sheets were reasonably clean. * Convenient location with a bakery next door, a subway station just steps away, and close proximity to Central Park. "