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They gave me a warm cookie when I checked in, and I have nothing to complain about regarding the amenities. The front desk helped reserve a car early next morning back to the airport and communicated things well between staff so even though a different person was at concierge the next morning they immediately knew the situation and promptly checked me out despite dealing with another couple checking in at the time because they knew I had a flight to catch and a car waiting for me. I appreciated that a lot!

Enjoyed the hotel. Stayed here as opposed to a hotel in Manhattan because of price (hotels in manhattan for the night are often $350 and up for a night and usually the room is small with no pool). The hotel is nice, but here is the important part. Getting into manhattan involves getting on a bus at the gas station next to the hotel that takes you to the subway where you take the A train to the 42nd street where you are close to Times Square and Central Park. Go to the booth and pay $9 for a round trip on the subway. Coming back is a little more tricky. Make sure you get on the A train going Uptown to the 175th avenue stop. Take the bus back and have them drop you off at the Overpass not across from the hotel because there is no way to cross the busy route 4 highway. The overpass has a pedestrian walkway where you will cross on foot and walk around 400 yards to the hotel. I found that taxis don't want to go to this location. So mass transit is how you get around from this hotel. I did drive my last day into the city and found it wasn't that bad after you pay a $12 toll to get into NYC. Study a city map if you do this, but it's not bad. Meter parking on the streets is the cheapest way to park. Garages cost $18-30 for parking. Pray before you arrive for street parking to open up and something always opened up for us (prayer really does work!).

I went there with 3 teenagers. I was supposed to stay with a friend but ended up having to rent a room last minute. The reviews about this place were not all good but I needed to be closed to NYC but couldn't afford to pay 350-400$ a night! The room was very clean. There are restaurants around but this place is closed to a high way that you have to cross... NYC is just across the Washington bridge and there is a bus that takes you there. Make sure you don't take the other one that goes through Lincoln Tunnel: takes 50 minutes... It took me 5 minutes to get to Harlem by car on a Sunday morning. The staff was very nice and helpful.