Night Hotel Theater District, Times Square

I enjoyed my four nights here. Extremely convenient for both work and sightseeing. Very quiet at night. The only thing I would change would be to add either free coffee in the lobby for guests, or coffee in the rooms.

MISLEADING AND DECEPTIVE - ADVERTISED AS QUEED BED AND BED WAS ONLY A DOUBLE. THEY CHARGE A RESORT FEE, EVEN THOUGH EXPEDIA SAYS THEY DONT! STAFF WERE UNFRIENDLY AND ROOM LEAKED WATER. WOULD NOT STAY HERE AGAIN. ALSO TAKES 20 BUSINESS DAYS TO RETURN DEPOSIT!

LOVE the aesthetic of the hotel. Did NOT love the fact that our rooms AC was "out" and they gave us a secondary unit. The room was perpetually 78 degrees and we slept like crap. But the Hotel itself is really cool and had we been able to sleep more... We would have loved it.

Fantastic location. Only 2 minute walk to Time Square. The staff we met were very friendly especially the man that checked us in. He had lots of tips on transport options & was enthusiastic and very helpful. The hotel was clean. I marked it good for comfort as the rooms are small. We were travelling around the country and my husband & I had a carry on bag each and a normal sized suitcase. We kept packing our bags away after each use as there wasn’t space to leave them out & still get around the room. Would certainly recommend this hotel though especially if you are travelling with less baggage then we had. There were 2 Irish pubs opposite the hotel and both of them had great menu options at reasonable prices. We bought Hop on off tickets on line & it was about $20 per ticket Cheaper than buying them off the sellers in Time Square. Also buying tickets to Jersey Boys musical from the ticket box in Time Square we got 2 tickets for $100. Show was awesome but defiantly a great way to purchase tickets if you are open to which show you see. Thanks for an awesome 3 night stay.

I chose this hotel for it's location. You're right in the middle of all the action, and steps away from Times Square and all the theaters. I checked in a bit before 3pm (more like 2:30) and they did have a room available for me. It's a small boutique hotel with a sushi restaurant (Red Moon) right on the first floor. If you're walking by, and you blink, you may miss the entrance. Whoever is at the front desk could greatly vary from cold as ice, to friendly and welcoming. It just depends on who's working that shift. The decor is all black and white, so it's very bougie/chic with a nighttime vibe (hence the name). Yes, the elevators are a bit on the slow side, but if you get a room on the 2nd floor, the stairs on the left goes right to the floor. It seems like since this hotel opened, it's been run down by tourists. It'll always have business because of location, but my ironing board was missing, no bathrobe, and only 2 hangers in the closest (one of which was broken). BUT it's a good thing I'm a low maintenance person. All these people that left bad reviews are spoiled. It just took a quick phone call downstairs to get a robe and more towels, and they were more than accommodating to bring me whatever I needed.