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We had a spacious 1 bedroom suite with two bathrooms and a small kitchen for a family with small kids. The room was great, the staff very friendly and the location next to Penn station and close.to Chelsea Highline is excellent. The printer at the lobby was out of service for a whole day. We were able to print using the front desk email. Also the hotel has a ramp for strollers and accessibility, but it was only deployed one day out of the week we spent.

We booked for another week! Check-in was fast, efficient & front desk staff (Maria) was very friendly and helpful. Room was terrific; very clean, lots of closet space, refrigerator, cable TV, spacious, the view from each window was spectacular and we were on the 7th floor! Hotel restaurants; food was great, staff was friendly and efficient. Hotel is across the street from Madison Square Garden and Penn Station (train). Walking distance to numerous restaurants, Empire State Bldg, stores, etc. great, great location! Hallway rug was dirty and smelly, but the rooms are very fresh and clean. Several elevators, so you don't have to wait. First floor is usually crowded, but this is a large hotel with lots of rooms and the helpful staff keep everyone moving along. No complaints!

Our stay in GEM hotel was very pleasant. Chelsea is a very quiet and nice neighbourhood of NY. You can find several nice restaurants in the area and very near the hotel. One very interesting place to visit is Chelsea Market, which is no longer a market, but more of a shopping centre, where you can find different kinds of shops, and restaurants, especially the seafood restaurant where you can choose the lobster they are going to cook for you and many other seafood delicacies.The other spot is the Mexican Tacos, which sell the tastiest, and deliciously spicy tacos we have ever eaten.

Stayed 4 days in 309 hotel,2 through hurricane Sandy (lost power in the last 2.The position of the hotel is its greatest feature if you enjoy the best food,who doesn"t. 1minute to Chelsea food market which has the cheapest and best lobsters in New York,and 10 mins walk to 23 street to the Italian eatery (Eaterly) as its called which also has the finest food anyone will enjoy. The hotel itself is quite old,but for ourselves it great, we chose the shared bathroom option,usually 2 on each level and only meters from each room.This was ok for us as they were always clean,but you can have your own for maybe $50 dollars more per night.Metro station is also only 1 minute walk,so hop on the transit system because its the cheapest and best way to see anything(Get the full size metro map at any station with a person selling rail tickets.

This hotel is in the middle of the flower district so it was pleasant each day walking past flowers and palm trees. There is a subway stop at the end of each corner of the block. The only drawback was one of the reasons I booked this hotel instead of others is because of the rooftop bar. This was closed the entire week we were there. I was told the rooftop bar is operated separately from the hotel so they had no control over it.

We had a great long weekend in New York at The Cambria Chelsea - for first time visitors to New York from England and Canada it was a perfect central location - with an easy walk to all the attractions and sights but just far enough away from the hustle and bustle of Times Square. The roof top lounge had amazing views both in the day and night and all staff were very helpful and friendly indeed. The beds were very comfortable after a long day of sightseeing. The bathroom was a little tight but certainly adequate for the four of us to use. I would definitely recommend The Cambria Chelsea as a place to stay whilst in NYC for comfort, location and value for money.

We made reservations here for a Christmas time reunion... we booked our rooms seperately.. I booked a king size and she booked... on another site.. a queen size... my room was small but on the garden side of the hotel. I’ve stayed here several times and each time have had plumbing issues. Even after the sink was replaced, the leak fixed, the tub took forever to drain. While the location is great and the staff friendly it is just not comfortable. The lobby area Is always packed with no place to sit. The hotel is dog friendly So to even find a place to stand you have to compete with dogs! Then there was “an event” as the front desk called it.. the music went on blasting till 11:30 pm and the partygoers then went out in the garden till 12:30 and were louder than the music. And constantly slammed the door ... ughhhhh! Oh and my friends queen room had no closet ... no closet and was on the street and she payed 1/3 more per night for the room! Don’t stay here. but book w Agoda

Due to quite a number of baggages, we requested to move to lower floor if possible. It’s not confirmed immediately but reception said would help to arrange, finally we could get the room on the ground floor. We were so happy!! And we reached the hotel in the early morning, it’s really kind of hotel staff asked us to go to the lounge room for a nap. Coffee, tea, water, etc are available, we had a good time there to take some more rest before going out for shopping :) Chelsea Inn is a cool hotel to stay in NYC!

Perfect location! 5 star service! Coffee and tea available 24h. Breakfast is simple but enough for a good start of the day! At the end of the day they offer free cookies and in the beginning of the day they offer a small package with a sandwich to take with you. Rooms are big and clean! Safe box available and bathroom with all the necessary amenities. Stay in this hotel, when in NYC!!! It's a perfect choice!!!

Pros: Great location, 5 minute walk from Penn Station Close to Empire State Building, Flatiron building and Central Park Staff was friendly and accommodating Good value for the price we paid Cons: Small room (about 200 sq. Ft)which was expected in NY city, but tough to fit all our luggage’s and have room to walk through the room (we were a family of four, traveling with two children). The Air Conditioning unit was finicky, either too hot or cold in the room. Too hard to maintain a good comfortable temperature. Construction nearby was a bit noisy but not being done excessively early or late. Overall I rate the property a 4/5 stars, a great value and location and I look forward to staying there again in the future.

Although the rooms were smaller than I expected, it was sufficient for me and my 2 children (teenagers). The bed was super comfy and they had a good range of pillows (firm and soft) on the bed. According to their room guide, you can ask for other types of pillows if you didn't like those on the bed (foam maybe?). The heater/aircon in the room worked really well. And the view of the rooftops from the window was picturesque, especially after snow fall. The bathroom was compact but complete. Hot water worked well and the water pressure was good. Their hair dryer (mounted on true wall) was good too. My only point of improvement for the Holiday Inn would be their restaurant/coffee shop. The one time we ate there (9am), they closed the kitchen and didn't tell us that our last order wasn't placed (because of the closed kitchen). So we were waiting for nothing. The food quality though was excellent. The pancakes fluffy and the French toast perfect. The bacon was perfection.

I strongly recommend you this Hotel. They are polite and kind especially I thank to concierge man. when I was traveling New York for 2weeks. I stayed lots of Hotel, there was very expensive Hotel. Some Hotel, I am not satisfying their service even to be uncomfortable even though I paid about 500$ per day. I can not use English but I am writing this review to send my thank to them.

This type of accommodation wll not be for everyone, but for me it was really great. The shining star that I want to comment about first is Breakfast. It is just superb. It is a meat-free menu but it's a 10 out of 10 from me. Cereals, different breads, meat free toppings, fresh organic fruit, Ground coffee. Provides a great start to the day. Staff are, by and large, helpful and friendly. The rooms are tiny with no wardrobe but the price and location make up for this, for me. The ceiling in your room is a wooden lattice and sounds from the adjacent rooms can be a problem depending on guests staying when you are, so make sure you have good ear plugs if you are easy woken by noise. So, some good some not so good but all in all, Chelsea Cabins a great little find and I will have no hesitation in using the accommodation again when next visiting New York City. A word of warning: I booked with Agoda. They mislead you by saying you can either have a large bed or a windowed room. It's nonsense

I found this hotel on Agoda and could not believe the price for the location and a Sheraton hotel. I would definitely stay here again. The Chelsea location was great. It was close enough to everything but far enough away from the hustle & bustle. The staff was very helpful and friendly. It was also nice to have The Brew House restaurant & bar attached to the hotel. If you want fancy this is not the hotel for you. If you want a clean, comfortable hotel at a good price and in a good location then you will be happy with this hotel.

Great hotel for the budget traveller. Nothing particularly fancy - clean, decent rooms, free wifi, and the staff are very friendly. I would happily stay again. Close for Chelsea and the high Line. A few blocks down from Penn Station make it walkable even with luggage. There is a good, basic breakfast, with lots of coffee. And a "proper" filter coffee machine in the room.

the crucifix in the room was slightly off putting but otherwise I'm so glad to have found this place. You won't find a better deal in such a great Manhattan location with such lovely staff. The single room is as monastic as one would expect but completely comfortable with plenty of light. There's a list of around 20 channels on the desk of which only around 4 work... but one does not visit NY to watch tv so it's fine. I didn't eat the complimentary breakfast in the hotel but it looked very good!

Staff was SO kind and generous, this place wasn’t packed with customers so we never had to wait for anything we needed or to check in. Everything was very clean and modern. Best part is location, right out the door at the end of the block is a subway station, close to many great restaurants and attractions such as Empire State Building, Madison square garden and time square. The only thing not worth it was the breakfast in the morning, it wasn’t very good, I wish we hadn’t paid for it so we could use that money to go down the street instead.

hotel americano is very nice. and has a modern touch to it. you do not have to be one of the hipsters to fit in, but it helps. it seems that most of the clients in the hotels lobby bar and roof restaurant are hip people. we where greeted in an fabulous way, the bellboy followed us into the room and gave us a run-through on how things should be operated. and the market director had put a bottle of red wine in the room with a personal greeting card, very nice treat. the bed is nearly on the floor. but the mattresses where wonderful. we both slept like kings and queens. the front desk was helpful and forthcoming. there where no chair in the room, only a bag to sit on. on the negative side there was a strange smell in the bathroom. and the shower was wall mounted and could not be used in hand. there was a tendencies that water would float out on the floor. the neighborhood is crowded with restaurants and bars, so we did not test the breakfast. the bar/restaurant in the lobby was fairly expensive. all in all a good experience, with some small drawbacks. best suited for young people.