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If you are looking for an inexpensive (for midtown Manhattan), secure, and clean place to stay, this is it. Single room is very small but quite adequate. Shared bathrooms and showers are immaculate. You also have access to the recreation center and pool. Only complaint is a very noisy heating system with very loud clanking pipes that awoke me almost hourly. Staff is very friendly and helpful. Lots of reasonable options for eating nearby.

The location of the hotel is really great, you can travel to any part of manhattan easily because it's really close to the grand central and you can even walk to some midtown sites. I like it very much and maybe I'll come back sometime except it's a little expensive though. What I must recommend is that the bed is extremely soft and comfortable, the room size is definitely okay considering it's in the midtown. Free wifi in the lobby, but if you once log on the wifi you can still use it in the room for free.

This Hotel and the staff were amazing always so friendly and acknowledged you every time they seen you. I travel a lot everywhere in the US and outside the country and the level of professionalism and friendliness was so good. The staff was was so nice and friendly. They were so attentive and welcoming. I have never stayed anywhere that I got this kind of service, not only that the hot breakfast, the bottled water, and hot fresh cookies in the afternoon and the coffee and tea 24/7 not to mention the gym and free earphones was awesome. I know I will stay again if I go to NY and highly recommend it was the best experience and made the trip that much better and fun.

We stayed for four nights in October this year to celebrate my wife's birthday, first time in New York. We arrived at hotel and room was ready ahead of check in time, and even received a complimentary upgrade which was amazing. Staff were very friendly and nothing was too much trouble. Very clean and well presented hotel, with modern styling and nice touches such as the Nespresso machine in room. Good views from balcony too. Cannot recommend this hotel enough. Superb.

I have stayed in numerous properties in Midtown East and The Tuscany won me over with its generous room space for properties in similar category.The well equipped gymn is also quite impressive. What bothered me however, was the poor wifi connection in the rooms. I stayed in 2 different rooms over 2 different weekends and on both occassions I was not able to use my iPad.

Perfectly located hotel in Midtown of NYC. The hotel was exceptionally clean and King Size room I had was very neatly maintained and clean and once I had a problem with shower, it was repaired in the middle of the night in a few minutes after I reported the damage. As a single person traveling with a two friends who stayed in different locations, I felt that they were always welcome to drop by, that me and my belongings are safe. Enjoyed natural kindness and professionalism of staff I had opportunity to meet. Those are Randy, Cashawna, Nelson, Jose.... and few other more I managed to forget their names. The hotel has a personal touch and communication with its guests is very nice, friendly. I cannot say that something stood off for me. I got all what was necessary during my nine days staying at hotel Dylan and would recommend it to people who want to explore NYC by foot, business people for shorter stays than mine, all those who like to be in the middle of this vibrant city.

located just off park avenue on east 55th, this hotel offers a perfect stop over for 3-5 days for guests more concerned with being outdoors and walking the streets than lapping up luxury and not experiencing the true ny experience. rooms are clean, well appointed and have all you need for a family trip. location-wise, just about 5 small city blocks from central park as well as the metro to get to anywhere you need with abundent small local eateries dotted around the surrounding blocks. the perfect midtwon experience and safe for the family.

the hotel is in a central location, (42nd st east),within easy walking distance to grand central station, times square etc. the rooms were beautifully presented & the continental breakfast offered was first class, in great surroundings. staff were courteous & efficient,although not overly warm in their presentation. it would have been nice to have had free wifi available in the room,although it was free in the lobby. we enjoyed our stay immensly.

All staff were very friendly and helpful especially Michael. Location is good in mid town on the east side and slightly away from Lex ad Park so it's very quiet in the night time. Walking distance (3 mins) to Grand Central station and make commute a much more easier. Many restaurants, deli & even Shake Shack are nearby. It makes this place is very convenient. Although room is bit tiny, you have everything you need there. It's really value for money for this place in mid town. Will be my first choice on my next visit.

Boutique hotel Big on customer service and personal attention Remarkably accommodating They actually put us in the wrong room. The host profusely apologized, then shortly after helping us move to another room, came back with 2 vouchers for dinner - not a desert or a cocktail - dinner. Will definitely come back. Missing their piping hot and complimentary all day coffee already

We stayed at the Seton during a trip to NYC for business. We found it a charming place, with several particularly strong points: * This was one of the best rates I could find in midtown NYC during holiday season for what looked online like a good off-brand hotel. * The hotel staff was extremely friendly and accommodating. * The room key is a physical, actual key that you leave at the front desk, European style. It means you get to have a conversation instead of not engaging with anybody. * The room was very clean and well-made up, It had nice, chic decor and was ample for our needs. * Part of being an economy hotel is that there is no restaurant or room service. But there are many restaurants of all descriptions nearby. A decently-priced hotel in a good location that ISN'T a big chain.

With two teen boys, we didn't want a family room in a hotel - and two doubles in a hotel of good enough quality for 11 nights would've been pricey. Besides, we wanted to live like New Yorkers! This apartment hotel didn't disappoint: unusually spacious by NYC standards, in a very convenient Midtown Manhattan location near the Waldorf, Grand Central, Fifth Ave, Chrysler Building etc, it enabled us to cover both Downtown/ Times Square etc to the south and central park and Uptown to the North and actually has a hop-on hop-off bus stop 1-2 minutes' walk away and excellent bus/subway connections. Very nicely refurbed and although we only ordered a one bed with lounge, kitchen and bathroom, it was enough for our family as the teens' sofabed in the lounge was huge and superior quality and there were TVs in both the lounge and our room. Loads of eateries, delis, drugstores etc in nearby Lexington Ave and it was fun to bring stuff home to try as we had a large dining table and well equipped kitchen with m/wave, d/washer etc. Only thing we lacked was a washing machine but you can pay Housekeeping for laundry services, wash by hand or else go to launderettes. A big plus is the breakfast room downstairs, where they serve full Continental and cooked breakfasts self-serve - complimentary each day. We would definitely stay at the Best Western Hospitality House again. Thanks Robert and staff for making ours a pleasant stay.

Overall, a very nice stay - about 2 blocks east of Grand Central and about a block to the Airporter Bus station and the Metro, which takes you everywhere. We were two families and the hotel was very accommodating in getting us on the same floor at the last minute (36th), and one of the rooms had a nice view of mid-town. Staff in the hotel and the adjacent bar/restaurant/cafe (the "LCL:") were very helpful as we seemed to always be in need of something. Several of us are also regular runnings and appreciated the availablity to rent shoes and gear for the day - just wish I had known beforehand. The restaurant was apparently undergoing renovations so the menus were very limited and food was not 5 star. We were told that the restaurant maintains a rooftop garden for herbs, spices and a few vegetables. If this is correct, sure seems like the hotel could advertised it - what a great idea!

The hotel is beautiful. The rooms were spacious and super comfortable. Everything was very classy and clean. My only issue was when we had a couple of issues and the staff attitude/ knowledge wasn’t there. I couldn’t make an international call from my room and was told 2 different things by 2 different people including they were having phone issues. On closer inspection by myself in the room, the plug had come lose from the wall! My brother couldn’t get into his room on day 2 and was told he didn’t have a reservation. I called down as made the booking. I was told I was speaking too fast, was spoken over then placed on hold and transferred to an answer machine!! I had to go downstairs to rectify this issue which wasn’t actually an issue. Also it was my brothers 50th birthday which they were aware of but nothing additional give - no upgrade no chocolates nothing which was disappointing as lady next to us at check in got a larger room offered as having issues with her booking!

I had stayed in this apartment from the 30th Sept - 30th Oct 2016. My booking was for a studio apartment but when I arrived I was informed that my room was upgraded to a Junior Suite Apt without any extra payment because all the studio apartments had been rented out. In terms of location, this place is excellent because it is right in the city centre and close to many attractions around the city and NYUMC, which was my place of attachment in New York. My only negative comment would be the room was freezing in the last week of my stay there because I didn't feel the heater being turned on in the room when the temperature was really low. The lobby was warm enough though. I wish the hotel would consider a different charge for long-term visitors (more than 28 days) because the payment that I made was on charge/day.

Very disappointing. The key pick up takes more than an hour - it's not easy to find and is not in a very nice area. It says that Midtown East Apartments is at 250 East 52nd St, but that address is a Japanese Restaurant. I was stranded in the street, tired from hauling my bag through the subway, and had no idea where to go. Luckily, the guy at the restaurant was used to lost travelers and politely informed me that the apartment is actually at 240 East 52nd St. The apartment is not bad - it has a functional kitchen, bathroom, etc. The bed is not very comfortable. You can hear EVERYTHING that is happening on the street. I would have paid $100 extra to stay in a real hotel.

I stayed overnight for business and would absolutely stay there again. Great location for walking to midtown, while staying out of the chaos. I lowered my facility score only because there is no restaurant/room service and any other amenities (that I saw). Which was fine for me since I was just there for work, but it may make a difference for a leisure trip. Lovely staff, and very, very clean. Also I should mention that the room I got was quite large (double beds) for a NYC hotel!