Hostels in New York (NY)

"It was a great place it was my first time visiting the city and it was a cute little place and the bathroom and kitchens are very clean and nice"

"I had to book a last minute flight to NY and could not even find a couch in Williamsburg to sleep on. Air BnBs are an unknown factor at best and are only readily available at this price out in NJ. For 45$ a night, I wasn't expecting much, but it was very safe inside and out. I didn't have to worry about my bags at all since I had the option of storing them in the luggage room. It is also clean. You get new sheets everyday, the hallways are bedrooms were also clean. I slept in a 6 person room and everyone made an effort to be as quiet as possible, and no one turned on the light while others slept. Just wear earplugs to dampen the snoring and you'll be fine. Best of all, the staff there was very friendly and really helpful. I don't leave reviews unless I had a great experience somewhere, and after 7 nights I left NYC feeling like I absolutely made the best choice. Thanks to the staff at Jazz on the Park, I will definitely make this my go to place to stay. "

"(+) - Great location. It is near the metro station, bus stop, convenience store (CVS), and bank. - The room is clean and the air conditioner is cool. - The beds are ok. We had a good night sleep. - There is drinking water in the kitchen. We can cook our food there or make tea. - The area is ok. It’s pretty quiet at night so my little one can sleep well. (-) The receptionist was very late. We arrived at 3pm for check-in and the receptionist was not there. We were very tired and wanted to rest but have to waiting until around 6pm. Luckily the room was ready and clean when we checked-in."

"This hostel went way beyond my expectations and provided premium security, cleanliness, facilities and space. I am very happy that my stay in New York was enhanced by the comfort I experienced at this hostel."

"We wanted a hotel - not a hostel, and New York hotels are very expensive, so I was a little wary about this one, but I need not have worried. The Windsor is a boutique hotel next to a park, ideal if you want to get to know real New York people. Grand St station is around the corner, so it is easy to travel anywhere - the 7 day pass was great value at around $29. Easy walk to plenty of cheap places to eat in Chinatown, and Mulberry Street is only a couple of streets away. Would definitely stay here again."

"Stayed at Bed 307E, the room is spacious with high ceiling, not feeling crowded at all with 4 other travellers. Hostel location is superb walking distance to all things. close to Metro stations for lines connecting other parts of New York. My favourite spot is definitely Central Park, nearly every morning i went jogging and working out there because it is just so close not to do that."

"I've taken to stopping over in New York on a Saturday night to take in a Broadway, when traveling from Europe to the US on business. Staying at the West Side YMCA Hostel has twice now been a good experience. The Hostel is on Broadway, and a 20 minute walk, or one or two NY Metro stops, to most Broadway or Off-Broadway theaters. "

"for a one night stay, this was not a bad lodging option. staying in new york can cost a ridiculous amount of money just for the hotel. the bowery grand, while not grand at all was better than exepected. the room if you want to call it that, was actually the size of a long closet. it was the bare minimum, a twin bed and a tv that did not work at all but at least it was decently clean and there was no wait at all for the bathrooms. the subway is only a block and a half away which was really convenient. if you're looking for a place just for sleeping then this is definitely a viable option for those on a tight budget."

"It was a great place it was my first time visiting the city and it was a cute little place and the bathroom and kitchens are very clean and nice"