Compare Historic Hotels in Upper East Side

"Great location"

"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. "

"Just wonderful The staff at the hotel are magnificent Alway consistent always fantastic We will return time and time again! Concierge are the best in the city…"

"The staff is the kindest, brightened our day! "

"Did not serve breakfast only coffee"