Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
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).
Great location! Great restaurants nearby! Comfortable beds. It would have been nice though if a little birthday card or something was put in my room! Other than that you cannot go wrong staying here and I’m planning to again!
Great location! Great restaurants nearby! Comfortable beds. It would have been nice though if a little birthday card or something was put in my room! Other than that you cannot go wrong staying here and I’m planning to again!
This is a well maintained property in a safe walkable part of Midtown East. I would def stay here again (I'm tri-state and travel to the city often). One note for non-tech folks, there are no room keys, it's all done on your phone through an app. I've stay at hotels where this was an option, but for this hotel it is the only option. This does allow you to set everything up before arrival (maybe after you have stayed a few times), having said that there was a staff member there to help me through...
This is a well maintained property in a safe walkable part of Midtown East. I would def stay here again (I'm tri-state and travel to the city often). One note for non-tech folks, there are no room keys, it's all done on your phone through an app. I've stay at hotels where this was an option, but for this hotel it is the only option. This does allow you to set everything up before arrival (maybe after you have stayed a few times), having said that there was a staff member there to help me through...
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Reviewed November 15, 2023Reviewed November 15, 2023
The only problem I had was the staff complained when I brought Dunkin Donuts coffee from across the street into the lobby. I’m sorry but when I’m spending $4,000 for a trip I feel like I can get my coffee from anywhere I please They kept saying no outside food or drink
The only problem I had was the staff complained when I brought Dunkin Donuts coffee from across the street into the lobby. I’m sorry but when I’m spending $4,000 for a trip I feel like I can get my coffee from anywhere I please They kept saying no outside food or drink
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.
We enjoyed our two night stay at the Romer's. We came in on the subway from JFK, and it was about 1 block walk from the subway station. We came to eat food and see the museums, and Hell's Kitchen is ground zero for foodies! We found great places to eat within a 15 minute walking distance. Two things we didn't prepare for. We came to NYC with practically no cash, as we had just come from a recent trip to Europe, where everything is cashless. Tips are still paid in cash in NYC in many...
We enjoyed our two night stay at the Romer's. We came in on the subway from JFK, and it was about 1 block walk from the subway station. We came to eat food and see the museums, and Hell's Kitchen is ground zero for foodies! We found great places to eat within a 15 minute walking distance. Two things we didn't prepare for. We came to NYC with practically no cash, as we had just come from a recent trip to Europe, where everything is cashless. Tips are still paid in cash in NYC in many...
John
Reviewed October 16, 2024Reviewed October 16, 2024
Breakfast was yummy and different every day- it was busy, but the staff did an excellent job of keeping food stocked and the area cleaned up. Even though it was crowded, we never had to wait long for anything. The room and hotel were clean and beds were comfy. We really liked the fridge and microwave in the hotel- it was really nice for heating up some late night leftovers. There was also a water and ice machine on our floor, which was very helpful.
Breakfast was yummy and different every day- it was busy, but the staff did an excellent job of keeping food stocked and the area cleaned up. Even though it was crowded, we never had to wait long for anything. The room and hotel were clean and beds were comfy. We really liked the fridge and microwave in the hotel- it was really nice for heating up some late night leftovers. There was also a water and ice machine on our floor, which was very helpful.
Allison
Reviewed October 19, 2024Reviewed October 19, 2024
What an unusually perfect hotel for Manhattan. It's clean, classy, calm, family friendly, and next to all the stuff you love about New York, from Italian joints on 9th Ave to Broadway theaters around the corner. I've stayed there multiple times now and it's better each time.
What an unusually perfect hotel for Manhattan. It's clean, classy, calm, family friendly, and next to all the stuff you love about New York, from Italian joints on 9th Ave to Broadway theaters around the corner. I've stayed there multiple times now and it's better each time.
Eric
Reviewed February 26, 2025Reviewed February 26, 2025
What is Astoria like for travelers who love the beach?
Known for its restaurants, Astoria offers a lot for the traveler planning a getaway.
When's the best time for a beach vacation in Astoria?
You can plan your beach trip with a look at the seasons in Astoria: The hottest months are usually July and August with an average temp of 73°F, while the coldest months are January and February with an average of 36°F. Average annual precipitation for Astoria is 47 inches.
What is there to see and do around Astoria?
After arriving and settling in at your hotel, you might want to venture out and explore everything Astoria has to offer. Beach lovers can head straight to Orchard Beach or Jacob Riis Park for some quality time by the water. Treat your taste buds to the area's restaurants, and make time for local attractions like Museum of the Moving Image and Melrose Ballroom. Other things to see and do in the area are Noguchi Museum and Bohemian Hall and Beer Garden.
What's the best way to get to my beach hotel in Astoria?
Here's some information to help you get to and around your beach accommodation in Astoria more easily: Make your way to Astoria with a flight to LaGuardia Airport (LGA), the closest major airport which is located 3.1 mi (5 km) from the city center. You can walk to nearby metro stations including Broadway Station (31St. St.), 30 Av. Station, and Astoria Blvd. Station.