There’s construction going on in the building but it wasn’t an issue. Location is great! Compared to other hotel rooms for the price it was quite large. I would stay here again.
There’s construction going on in the building but it wasn’t an issue. Location is great! Compared to other hotel rooms for the price it was quite large. I would stay here again.
Kelsey
Reviewed October 22, 2026Reviewed October 22, 2026
The bathrooms were very well appointed with a very nice shower and the bidet was awesome. The front staff was amazing every time I walked out the door Every person behind the desk smile, and said hello and more than happy to help. Advice I do not drive into this hotel with your vehicle. The parking was crazy expensive I opted to take a train in Hartford CT. The only reason I would not go back to this hotel is because I prefer not to steak this close to Times Square and the craziness… I would...
The bathrooms were very well appointed with a very nice shower and the bidet was awesome. The front staff was amazing every time I walked out the door Every person behind the desk smile, and said hello and more than happy to help. Advice I do not drive into this hotel with your vehicle. The parking was crazy expensive I opted to take a train in Hartford CT. The only reason I would not go back to this hotel is because I prefer not to steak this close to Times Square and the craziness… I would...
This hotel was incredible! Top to bottom. The lobby felt warm and inviting, while still being chic. It had a garden terrace right off of the lobby bar. There is a coffee shop attached to the lobby, and coffee (hot or iced), hot chocolate and tea are free for guests. The beds are INSANELY comfortable! The most comfortable hotel bed I've ever slept in. The room was small, but so smartly laid out that we had more than enough room. But the very best part was the staff. Every single person we...
This hotel was incredible! Top to bottom. The lobby felt warm and inviting, while still being chic. It had a garden terrace right off of the lobby bar. There is a coffee shop attached to the lobby, and coffee (hot or iced), hot chocolate and tea are free for guests. The beds are INSANELY comfortable! The most comfortable hotel bed I've ever slept in. The room was small, but so smartly laid out that we had more than enough room. But the very best part was the staff. Every single person we...
Excellent staff, very polite, accommodating and welcoming. Its minutes walk away from Times Square. Everything is near by. I love staying here. Always my go to hotel.
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Excellent staff, very polite, accommodating and welcoming. Its minutes walk away from Times Square. Everything is near by. I love staying here. Always my go to hotel.
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I'm a regular at Pod 39 when I come to NYC by myself. It's very minimalist and if I was planning to spend more time in my room, I'd go elsewhere, but exactly what I need when I'm in the city to see shows and check out some exhibitions. Always clean and my room is always ready when I arrive (which has not been my experience at other NYC hotels).
I'm a regular at Pod 39 when I come to NYC by myself. It's very minimalist and if I was planning to spend more time in my room, I'd go elsewhere, but exactly what I need when I'm in the city to see shows and check out some exhibitions. Always clean and my room is always ready when I arrive (which has not been my experience at other NYC hotels).
We received a warm welcome upon arrival and were checked in quickly. The rooms, though small, are smartly designed. Bulky luggage can be stowed on the roll-out shelf under the bed, and the bedside table has a slide-out shelf to accommodate your laptop. Even though you're in midtown, the hotel's updated windows help block annoying street noise. The funky design elements are amusing, and the overall cleanliness of this hotel is the cherry on top.
We received a warm welcome upon arrival and were checked in quickly. The rooms, though small, are smartly designed. Bulky luggage can be stowed on the roll-out shelf under the bed, and the bedside table has a slide-out shelf to accommodate your laptop. Even though you're in midtown, the hotel's updated windows help block annoying street noise. The funky design elements are amusing, and the overall cleanliness of this hotel is the cherry on top.
Margaret
Reviewed November 20, 2024Reviewed November 20, 2024
Very new interior. A good deal compared with other hotels in the area. Nice midtown location. Nearby subway and bus. Nice little cafe inside hotel (and bar in late afternoon and evening. Rooms while not large are big enough and larger than many hotels.
Very new interior. A good deal compared with other hotels in the area. Nice midtown location. Nearby subway and bus. Nice little cafe inside hotel (and bar in late afternoon and evening. Rooms while not large are big enough and larger than many hotels.
This was one of the few times that we got to our room before housekeeping was done. The smell of Clorox was affirming in that I felt like the bathroom was REALLY sanitized before we got in! IT. FELT. CLEAN!!! And housekeeping was not one person doing everything; it was a team of cleaners going over the room!
OUTSTANDING!!!
Wonderful desk staff, too!
Great location; convenient to the Javitz center. Walkable to everything else in the city (MTA, mid-town, etc.). And it was QUIET! ...
This was one of the few times that we got to our room before housekeeping was done. The smell of Clorox was affirming in that I felt like the bathroom was REALLY sanitized before we got in! IT. FELT. CLEAN!!! And housekeeping was not one person doing everything; it was a team of cleaners going over the room!
OUTSTANDING!!!
Wonderful desk staff, too!
Great location; convenient to the Javitz center. Walkable to everything else in the city (MTA, mid-town, etc.). And it was QUIET! ...
We loved the easy access to Hudson Yards, The High Line, and The Vessel! The High Line was a pleasant route to Chelsea Market. We are in our late 60s and were able to get around quite well either on foot or via the subway access points nearby.
We loved the easy access to Hudson Yards, The High Line, and The Vessel! The High Line was a pleasant route to Chelsea Market. We are in our late 60s and were able to get around quite well either on foot or via the subway access points nearby.
What are the best 3-star hotels in Downstate New York?
You'll discover a range of 3-star hotels around Downstate New York. Our customers highly recommend Hilton Garden Inn New York/Times Square Central in New York. It comes with a terrace and premium bedding, and is roughly 0.32 kilometers southeast of the downtown area. Hotel Shocard at Times Square is another top choice. Around 0.32 kilometers southwest of central New York, it offers premium bedding and designer toiletries.
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What is the difference between a 4-star and 3-star hotel in Downstate New York?
Book a room at a 3-star hotel and you can look forward to tidy and comfortable rooms and amenities such as complimentary WiFi, gym equipment and tea and coffee facilities. These lodgings may also offer a bar and restaurant. Elevate your Downstate New York break by picking a 4-star hotel. With things like a spa, round-the-clock room service and upscale bathroom products, you'll enjoy a heightened sense of relaxation and comfort.
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Motels usually offer more economical rates than hotels, which makes them great if you're touring around Downstate New York and sticking to a budget. A popular pick for overnight trips, these roadside accommodations have simply furnished rooms, basic services and ample parking. Choose a 3-star hotel and you can expect to pay extra for additional space, comfort and amenities. Travelers can make use of things like a gym, free WiFi and business facilities at this kind of property.
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If you're on a road trip in Downstate New York, The Preston House & Hotel has somewhere for your wheels. Another 3-star property where you won't have to worry about parking is Cambria Hotel White Plains - Downtown. Prepare to be wowed by some of Downstate New York's top attractions like Times Square and Statue of Liberty.
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