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At the price this establishment charges, we arrived with low expectations; we chose for the location and were prepared to put up with the kind of facilities New York offers at these rates. Morningside Inn exceeded our expectations at every turn; for a start, the staff is friendly, informal, and tireless in ensuring you have a satisfactory stay. The room was well-equipped, comfortable, and spotlessly-clean (we realised that some less-favourable comments regarding cleanliness --which leap out at you if you google "Morningside Inn" were written some ten or fifteen years ago, and have no relevance to the current standard); and the location is on the elegant upper West Side close to Central Park and Harlem. We couldn't have been happier!

The West Side YMCA was exactly what I needed during my NYC visit! My single room was small but pleasant. It included a desk and chair, wifi, a comfortable bed, a window, a closet, an air conditioner/fan unit, and a small flatscreen TV. Housekeeping changed the sheets daily and provided a fresh towel every day or every other day. The bathrooms down the hall were generally quite clean, with three toilet stalls, three working faucets (and one that didn't work), and three shower stalls. Guests are invited to attend group exercise classes and use the swimming pool during open swim times (swim cap required), though I didn't have a chance to take advantage of these offerings. The location is stellar--within a short walk of Lincoln Center, the Upper West Side, Central Park, the American Museum of Natural History, a variety of restaurants, Midtown, and the various subways stopping at 59th Street-Columbus Circle. My only complaint is that only one shower stall had a decent shower head; the other two were like taking a shower using a fire hose: lots of pressure, but stinging!

My friends and I stayed in the Hotel in November. I loved the hotel, the staff is friendly and veru helpful the manager is amazing, they let us leave our bags before the check in for $2. The room had a lot of space, the bed was good and very clean. The best part about this hotel besides all above is definitely the location, its super close to the Central Park (only 3 blocks) and great location Upper West Side, close to restaurants, pharmacy, grocery stores and the Metro station is only 1 block away! Its not fancy, its very simple, but if you are looking for great location, nice clean place on a budged this is definitely for you.

150 bucks to stay in the Upper West Side, I cannot complain. I love the location - Central Park just a couple of blocks east, two short blocks to the 1 train, great bar that makes a knockout gin and tonic, really cosy entranceway, and the attached restaurant makes a thoroughly hooverable eggs Benedict. Staff, I found, were really helpful and friendly. My only gripe is that the rooms do not match the impact of the entranceway and looked a little worn and cheap. But, the bed, a genuine king, was really comfortable, and this Englishman was able top make himself a proper cup of tea with the included amenities. Next time I am in NYC I almost certainly will stay here.

This hotel is quite reasonable considering the nightly rates of other hotels in Manhattan. It has a great partnership with the Museum of Natural History, which is across the street. Guests can park in the Museum Parking Lot for $30 a night, which is not bad on the Upper West Side. You can't take the car in and out as the garage is not open 24 hours, but you don't really need a car in that part of town. My only complaint is the $5.95 charge for internet access. This a ridiculous pinprick charge in this day and age, and is easily avoidable if you have a hot spot. They should just get rid of it. Otherwise it was a great hotel.

the hotel is situated in a nice part of the upper west side. it's very convenient and accessible. just beside it is a grocery and the subway is nearby. the hotel lobby is really spacious and has free wifi. the only concern is that the hotel is kind of old and some parts are under renovation. all this aside, this hotel is a good place to sleep in and relax. there's even a fitness center downstairs. good value for money.

This hotel has a charming lobby and helpful, friendly staff. Coming up from the 1 train at 103rd, the hotel is visible as you get to street level. There is a steep, narrow staircase to get to the lobby, but there was staff right there upon our arrival offering to help us with our bags. Our room was nothing fancy, but reasonably clean with clean linens, plenty of hot water, and relative quiet. My husband needed assistance a couple of times from the hotel staff while I was attending a conference at the Javits Center, and he was impressed with their courtesy and efficiency. I will admit that I am something of a hick, and feel rather overwhelmed by the cacophonous hustle of Midtown Manhattan. So I found it lovely to stay on the Upper West Side with its broad streets and tasteful urbanity, and was very glad to have booked a stay at Marrakech Hotel.

Everything was perfect! We stayed in Park Executive one bedroom suite. The view was amazing! The space is huge (bedroom, dining/living room, kitchen and 2 bathrooms). It’s very quiet in the hotel. There is a good , restaurant in the hotel (Jean Gorge - 2* Michelin). The location is good if you want to walk in the park, visit the museums and have a shopping in 5th avenue.

I searched and searched for hours for a hotel WITH a private bathroom less than $200 bucks. Central Park West seemed awesome, with close proximity to subway, central park, and restaurants. The first room we could not stand. Very bad energy. View of an apartment with naked kids running around. No room for our luggage if we wanted to walk around the bed. AND REEKED Of AJAX! We kindly asked to switch and we got a much better tiny room on the third floor overlooking the street. The bathroom was much nicer with a sliding door and more space. There were some shelves and a small closet. Still hard to move around without crawling over stuff. Worst of all I got tore up with bites. The worst I've ever had. I won't stay here again, but I love the location.

The Belnord is conveniently located close to the ABCD lines and even closer to the 123. Despite being just a couple of blocks from Central Park, the hotel is very quiet at night. This was a great location for a 4-day stay in the city, with quick access to my family uptown and our off-Broadway show downtown. I'd definitely recommend the hotel to anyone planning a short trip in Manhattan who doesn't plan to stay in the very small (by American standards) hotel room for more than a couple of hours each day.

Assuming you are looking for the upper west side, this is a great location. Central Park is a few short blocks away and Amsterdam Ave has a mind boggling array of restaurants within walking distance. The subway is 1 block away but walking allows to take in the sights better. You could stay here for a year, eat a different restaurant every night and never walk more than a half mile from the hotel. Check-in was effortless, the room was large enough, the bed was comfortable and the bathroom was spacious and clean. Special mention for the shower which had the best water pressure that I have ever encountered in any hotel. Check-out was easy and there were no surprise charges. Given the reasonable price, I was pleasantly surprised at the overall quality of this hotel.

Pros - safe location at upper west side with nearby shops and restaurants; room space is just enough typical of new york hotel rooms, with mini kitchen equipped with utensils so you can eat your meals at the comfort of your room, well lit room (most hotel rooms are dim) and with very comfortable bed you would want to sleep all night long; fast wi-fi connection; hassle free check out Cons - not so big deal though, the small size of the bathroom, few tv channels to choose from and 3 blocks away from the subway station What stood out - well lit room and very comfortable bed

My wife and I enjoyed the stay at this hotel. Given the market price in Manhattan, this was a really good option. It is in the Upper West, so if you have to take a cab from downtown, it would cost a fortune, but subway is a great alternative. Red line number 1 is just two block away (86 St.), and M86 is also a great ride crossing the Central Park to the Upper East. It was still cold when we visited but we were not satisfied with the heating system. It was a little bit cold in the room even with the heater was on.