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We arrived early around 11am with intention of luggage drop before check-in time. The receptionist said room was ready and checked us in! Room is spacious and clean. Location is good - 1 min walk to Canal St Subway (Yellow), Starbucks and Mac Donalds. Many shops with big brands (such as Zara, Nike, Adidas) are few blocks away. 5 mins walk to Chinatown with delicious eateries. Hotel does not provide breakfast but Taipan Bakery (Chinatown) is 5 mins walk away. Hotel is by the main road and with busy New York, expect horning from vehicles during the day and evening. I love busy area hence this does not bother me and I feel safer compared to quiet streets or area. Hotel provides baggage deposit service at US$2/day/bag and this is a big bonus for those who needs to fly domestically for few days and do not wish to pay for luggage check-in. Would definitely stay here when back to New York.

If you want a low priced, insanely good location and a cultural smack to the senses, take on this hotel. Less of a hotel and more of a Bowery flophouse, more aligned to the historic bed and rooms associated with Skid Row.. Beware on our first night, the nIghtclub was pumping downstairs, there was a fight in the hallway and in the morning you could literally hear the woman in the room next door brushing her hair. The shared bathrooms are not for the light hearted - quite filthy most of the time with no toilet paper almost all of the time and we only showered once preferring to use wet wipes in our bedroom rather than take on the microbes in the shower cubicle....yes really... But if you value authenticity, getting lost in Chinatown, haggling with the locals, acquiring first rate and cheap laundry services this is for you. If you just need a place to rest after superb linguini and clams from a Little Italy restaurant but don't need actual windows in your room, this is for you.

Booked the Nobleden based on previous reviews and wasn't disappointed. We had booked a king room with Juliette balcony and the room was spacious especially by NYC standards and very well equipped. Although we had a room at the front it was extremely quiet. Lots of great bars and restaurants all around-you are on the edge of Little Italy and Chinatown and opposite Ferraras Bakery-good breakfast stop! The staff were very friendly and helpful and I would come back here in an instant

The Bowery House Hotel is a good option for solo travelers who don't need a lot of space and don't want to pay a lot for a centrally located hotel. Cabins are the length of a bed, and I could touch both side walls with my hands outstretched. So they are quite small, but they are secure, and I didn't really care about space since I only needed a place to sleep and store my luggage. There is no ceiling on each cabin, and there are many cabins located within one large space on each floor, so it can get noisy at times. They do provide earplugs, but I would recommend bringing a sleeping mask as well because it is not completely dark in the cabins. The shared single-sex bathrooms were clean, and I never had to wait for a shower or toilet stall. Wifi worked well, and the roof was a good place to go for a little quiet or to make a phone call (phone calls are not allowed in the cabins to limit noise). The only thing I wish the hotel had somewhere is a full length mirror. SoHo, Little Italy, and Chinatown are all right there, so there were a lot of great restaurants, bars, and shopping within easy walking distance. It's near a number of subway stops, too. I am a female and was traveling alone and felt perfectly safe in the hotel and surrounding neighborhoods, day and night.

This was a great hotel in Chinatown! The location was pretty decent if you're planning on staying mostly in the lower east side of the city. Everywhere we wanted to go to was pretty accessible by walking. Check-in process was easy, although we arrived mid-morning and were hoping to do early check-in but they didn't have any rooms available. Not a big deal as they were able to store our luggage for us until our room was ready. Hotel was beautiful and very clean so I was very happy about that. The only thing we found disappointing was how loud some of the street noise was from our room, 15 floors up. It was still muffled but we could hear the police sirens at night. We were in the city so that extra noise was expected. I would stay here again if we planned to just hang out in the lower east side of Manhattan.

Had the most amazing week staying here, the rooms are brand new, large and comfortable with all amenities, including designer toiletries, location was excellent only a block away from Chinatown and 3 minutes walk to Soho and Mott Street with all the designer chic shops, service was amazing from Bibiana at Receptiom. The only negative is the lack of lifts (elevators) but thank God they have bell boys so it's all good. I cannot recommend this hotel highly enough particularly in terms of value for money and what you get, even 24 hour complimentary coffee, tea and chocolate from the lobby!

We booked this just to have a room for the night in between 2 out of town trips. For a 2-star hotel in Chinatown it was quite pricey when we booked. Room was also quite small. However, the bathroom was decent, and the location was close to where we need to take our tour bus going out of town. The young man on front desk pleasantly surprised us. We had a problem with the TV and he personally went up our room to fix it, and advised us about free stuff we could get at the basement. Free coffee (yummy Nespresso at that) and tea, free chocolates, ice cubes, microwave, washing machine, PC and printer if you should need. Not a perfect hotel but just enough for our purpose, with feel good service and freebies.

Great stay at the Leon Hotel. Rooms are modern, big beds and even a day bed, which you can sit yourself on to view outside. Wi-Fi is average, not the best speeds, but satisfactory. Bathroom is adequate size, shower has an average water pressure flow. It can get noisy in the halls, and if your window is facing the street, it can also get a little noisy. I also found the temperature of the hotel to be quite hot, even when I turned off my thermostat, I found the room still getting hotter which prompted me to have to open my window several times. Location is in Chinatown, and while still around many amenities and restaurants - it isn't Midtown, so to see anything or to sample NYs food/shopping culture, you'll need to take the Subway. Staff a friendly and helpful, very polite and courteous.

I couldn't be happier with my choice of hotel! I had to book a hotel very last minute because my business trip schedule changed. Sometimes the actual hotel room disappoints me when it looks different from the photos online, but this is not a case for Nolitan hotel. I really liked the room that had a wooden floor and modern deco, as well as the clean window facing to the citiscape. Great stay! I will stay again.

Room was small but workable and clean. Staff was excellent. Close to Chinatown and Little Italy. My chief complaint is that the hotel is literally next to the Brooklyn Bridge and every time the elevated subway running on the bridge went by, the hotel would shake and the roar from the subway was incredibly loud. I only could get a decent sleep from about 2am to about 5am when the subway was stopped. Try to get a room on the side facing away from the bridge and you might be able to get some sleep. There was a parking garage right behind the hotel (convenient) and the people running the garage were careful to not scratch the car so that was a plus.

This is a brand new hotel in the heart of Chinatown and Little Italy, the decor is very beautiful, I will say it is one of the best in the area. the rooms are cozy, and it has a beautiful view of the Manhattan view. at night, you can see the colorful Empire State building. the restaurant in the lower level serves excellent sushi rolls . My wife and myself love it. definitely will stay again . one more thing , the staff are very friendly.