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1 block from subway. Eclectic neighborhood. Great little restaurants and stores everywhere. I felt very safe, and I did a lot of walking around at night. Appliances in kitchen worked fine. Had to provide my own coffee. There was construction in front of the hotel which woke me up several times throughout the night and early morning. I will definitely book again next time I'm in town. (I'll check to see if construction is done) Staff was nice and helpful.

I booked this with trepidation due to some bad reviews. Location is absolutely perfect - in Lower East Side, opposite the Tenement Museum, and walkable to all of Downtown. The dorm has a slightly weird set up - a huge room, with 4 bunks and then 2 single beds in an adjoining room., all sharing a nice bathroom that was kept spotlessly clean. Towels replaced every day and beds were made most days. Lots of hot water, good pressure.. The oom even had a large table and chairs - and its own terrace. A/C too. To be honest there could easily be 10-12 beds instead of 6 - not sure why there isn't! Reception was pleasant, good value cafe downstairs, plus a kind of lounge area with a microwave. Wifi was just okay. Luggage storage free but not the most secure - in the basement in an unlocked room, I'd recommend using a lock to secure your bag to the fittings. I paid $50 per night inc tax - a ridiculous price but that's NYC! Blue Moon was by far the cheapest option unless you stay far out of town

It was fantastic, couldn't recommend Sixty LES more. My girlfriend and I wanted a hotel in the area to celebrate an anniversary/birthday and our decision was perfect. We were in a King Suite, with a corner balcony. The view was spectacular. I have lived in New York for about 3 years, and that has got to be one of the nicest views from the southern end of Manhattan that I have seen. Would definitely recommend getting a room with a balcony if possible. The room was spacious, and very nicely decorated. The bathroom was phenomenal, with a huge bathtub and shower for 2. The room was clean, and very well looked after. Once night time, the room was very romantic and beautifully lit. Pretty much the only qualm I had with the entire stay was that the balcony itself was in desperate need of a mop/clean up. There was the remnants of a spilt drink (i hope), bird poo, and a whole lot of dust. The problem was easily tolerable by just wearing shoes, but it was kind of gross. The staff are fantastic, I could rave about them. Very friendly and willing to help. All in all it was a great stay, and would recommend this hotel to anyone and everyone. The Lower East Side is a great area for food, drink, and proximity to Brooklyn, SoHo, etc. Honestly its a much better area for young people, rather than staying in Midtown.

Small but comfortable, clean and modern rooms. No fridge in our room which was restrictive and could sometimes hear noise from people in corridors outside our room. Across the road from an F line subway station and 10mins to Times Square. Wholefoods Market across the road with loads of ready-to-eat options plus lots of restaurants, cafes and bars nearby. The neighborhood has character with numerous displays of street art.

Great hotel in an amazing part of New York. We paid for a Deluxe Room and had incredible views in a corner room on floor 20. On a second visit a week later, we paid for a (lower-grade) King Room and were on the same floor but not in a corner suite. We loved wandering the diverse, narrow streets of the Lower East Side and then ascending into our bright room overlooking the entire lower end of Manhattan. Cool, boutique design of both rooms and lobby. Whole place is spotlessly clean. Mr Purple on floor 15 attracts a young, clubby crowd that was a bit much for us, particularly on weekends, with the entrance and lifts full of party-goers. If you're after a quiet, relaxing stay, this might not be the spot for you. One thing to watch out for is the "resort fee" that is charged in addition to the room fee you pay upfront. Our stay ended up being more expensive than expected. But in saying that, we had such a great stay that I would still say it was worth it.

small hotel, conveniently located close to a subway entrance and wholefoods supermarket. check-in was smooth and the manager was both friendly and helpful in offering advice to a nyc first-timer. bags were kindly stored whilst the room was being prepared. room was small but clean and sufficient for a solo traveller. bathroom was well-stocked and clean. breakfast was basic, but given the food options in the area, it seems that most guests don't make use of the facilities. overall a comfortable stay in the les, moreover for a good price.

It is close to a metro station, 24 hrs. open convenient store, fast food restaurant, and corner deli. Very nice surrounding and easy to access to main part of NYC by metro, taxi and on foot. I stayed on mid May and apparently this is college kids travel season. Unfortunately, regardless how clean and nice hotel it is, many of the travelers stayed at the same floor did not have decency. Some people going one room to an another after mid night, some people kept their door open with screaming children. It is nice hotel and if you are traveling with children and don't want to be too quiet environment because you also concern making some noise, it might be the nice place to stay but if you are traveling alone for business, you might end up stuck with loud group as your neighbor... It is not the hotel's fault, however, since the situation did not change for a week I stayed, maybe it's type of hotel attract those people... maybe...But if you can sleep whatever is going on outside, this is very good location, clean hotel to stay. And surprisingly safe environment. Nothing like the image for lower east side in early 2000.

We enjoyed this hotel because of its location, the windows made the room seem bright and cheerful (although made it hard to sleep in), and it had facilities such as a mini fridge, a kitchen sink and microwave. The room was small (this is new york!) but was comfortable enough for two people and was a good location with a convenient coffee shop located directly underneath. This hotel is more a self service apartment so don't expect service or any sort of facilities!

This hotel is very central and the work/hang out are on the ground floor is great. Staff is friendly. Its def more a hotel for a business traveller than a family. The interior feels dated and a bit to try hard in my opinon. The rooms are funky space like but very small everything (lights and tv) is controlled by a ipad wich i found enying more than cool and modern. My room was not very well cleaned, there was hair in the shower and on my pillow. But if you just need a place central to crash its totally ok for NY standard.