Find hotels near Pierogi 2000, New York from NT$4,354

"The location was convenient because it was close to Penn Station. However, the room condition and facilities inside of the room were not good, especially the bathroom. Even though I booked the executive room, it was not what I expected. I highly recommended not include breakfast for extra fees because the choices were limited (not a buffet style). "

"Kind staff , we took a red eye and she accommodated an early check in - very grateful for the kindness "

"We like this hotel for convenience and cleanliness."

"This hotel and room was not clean. The photos do not look anything like the actual pictures. There also isn't any parking on site llike the hotel quotes. "

"Amazing "

"My stay at the Henri was great, "

"The room was clean and much more narrow than expected. Don't buy parking if you are staying one night, the lot right next door is like $40 for the night. High expectations based on the photos and description, the room itself did not deliver. Room service told me call back in 30 minutes to never answer and I had to doordash. I booked a loft with a "city view", I expected the balcony to be cleared of snow for usage. The snow was not cleared and we had a view of a train station. Choose wisely."

"I had to move from my original room because the heater wasn't working. In the second room, the wifi didn't work, and the toilet pipes emitted a loud noise every 30 minutes. Additionally, coffee was advertised as included with the $30-a-night amenities fee at the front desk, but I was still charged separately. This was confusing. Despite these issues, all the staff were incredibly kind. The problems I experienced were operational and structural, not related to the staff."

"The hotel is very cool and boasts great interior finishes and fittings. There are lots of very well maintained and kept shared spaces, break out rooms and rooftops in the hotel. Also its room sizes are based on shipping containers (but they are not!) and the pods were constructed off site, then shipped to Brooklyn."