I will preface this by saying that as a former New Yorker, I *hate* staying around Times Square - usually. The Casablanca was a respite! Don't be fooled by the first-glace shabbiness of the lobby. The hotel is squeaky-clean, the service is what you'd expect from a hotel 5x the price, the breakfast is lovely - I was genuinely impressed. As you'd expect, the rooms are small, but no more than other NY hotels. Truly an excellent stay.
I will preface this by saying that as a former New Yorker, I *hate* staying around Times Square - usually. The Casablanca was a respite! Don't be fooled by the first-glace shabbiness of the lobby. The hotel is squeaky-clean, the service is what you'd expect from a hotel 5x the price, the breakfast is lovely - I was genuinely impressed. As you'd expect, the rooms are small, but no more than other NY hotels. Truly an excellent stay.
Expedia do not have proper address of this location. I staguld a lot to find out this address.. please call owner as soon as u book ..else you will roming arund the building with no address..
Expedia do not have proper address of this location. I staguld a lot to find out this address.. please call owner as soon as u book ..else you will roming arund the building with no address..
Suresh venkata
Reviewed September 29, 2026Reviewed September 29, 2026
A nautical themed hotel (trust me, it's cool), that is across the street from the NYC Google office. Breakfast is basic but good and free. Lots of good restaurants are nearby
A nautical themed hotel (trust me, it's cool), that is across the street from the NYC Google office. Breakfast is basic but good and free. Lots of good restaurants are nearby
We did hear several guests complaining about the small room size during our "included" breakfast; however, it's expected in Greenwich Village. The buildings are old and small. Don't misunderstand me - this is a well-cared for property.
We did hear several guests complaining about the small room size during our "included" breakfast; however, it's expected in Greenwich Village. The buildings are old and small. Don't misunderstand me - this is a well-cared for property.
Robert
Reviewed September 22, 2024Reviewed September 22, 2024
"The Sherry" is a precious jewel of a hotel, offering an exquisite taste of life on the Upper East Side for a reasonable price. If you've even wanted to know what it is like to live the life of delicious ease that only a very few could ever afford, or can afford today, then spend just a little bit more and stay at The Sherry, and you will never regret your decision! The staff is accustomed to pampering its many full-time residents, and they treat the hotel guests with the same gracious...
"The Sherry" is a precious jewel of a hotel, offering an exquisite taste of life on the Upper East Side for a reasonable price. If you've even wanted to know what it is like to live the life of delicious ease that only a very few could ever afford, or can afford today, then spend just a little bit more and stay at The Sherry, and you will never regret your decision! The staff is accustomed to pampering its many full-time residents, and they treat the hotel guests with the same gracious...
Hotel was great, good location just around Times Square and comfortable room and bathroom, staff was polite… the only complaint was at the checkout I was about to book an uber to the airport for $120 (total with tolls) and the lady in the staff told us we could use the taxi outside the hotel and they will charge us the same $120.. on the way to the airport the driver told us the tolls were not included nor the taxes and tip, we ended paying $145 instead of the $120 and I think the hotel staff...
Hotel was great, good location just around Times Square and comfortable room and bathroom, staff was polite… the only complaint was at the checkout I was about to book an uber to the airport for $120 (total with tolls) and the lady in the staff told us we could use the taxi outside the hotel and they will charge us the same $120.. on the way to the airport the driver told us the tolls were not included nor the taxes and tip, we ended paying $145 instead of the $120 and I think the hotel staff...
Staying in NYC because of wife's illness and need to develop a treatment plan...several weekly visits. Stayed at the Plaza Athenae, The Surrey, and The Lowell. The Lowell was the best mostly because of their customer first attitude and competence...many good, small hotels in the city but the one that delivers the best experience wins every time!
Staying in NYC because of wife's illness and need to develop a treatment plan...several weekly visits. Stayed at the Plaza Athenae, The Surrey, and The Lowell. The Lowell was the best mostly because of their customer first attitude and competence...many good, small hotels in the city but the one that delivers the best experience wins every time!
This is a gem of a hotel - small, quiet, well
appointed in a great location with pleasant, competent staff. Breakfast is included and served in a lovely cafe located at the back of the hotel, looking over their central terrace. I have never had a quieter room in New York including at much pricier hotels. Super comfortable and just a lovely space. The only downer is the front door is hard to find. Signage would help!
This is a gem of a hotel - small, quiet, well
appointed in a great location with pleasant, competent staff. Breakfast is included and served in a lovely cafe located at the back of the hotel, looking over their central terrace. I have never had a quieter room in New York including at much pricier hotels. Super comfortable and just a lovely space. The only downer is the front door is hard to find. Signage would help!
Caroline
Reviewed January 19, 2023Reviewed January 19, 2023
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).
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