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"Very little comfort for Senior citizens Minimum lighting in our room (516) Front desk personal always in a hurry. Location is GREAT."

"The Arthouse is one of those places that should remain a secret! The entrance / lobby has more the feeling of a lovely French boutique hotel than what typically is encountered, including enjoying a freshly baked croissant and coffee sitting at a small round table outside. It’s away from the midtown hustle but surrounded by lively restaurants, galleries and in walking distance to the historical museum, Lincoln center, two blocks away from the Hudson River or 3 to Central Park. Enough said: great for solos and couples in romance…"

"This is our second stay at this hotel and it didn't disappoint. The rooms are comfortable, the staff is helpful and breakfast was good although expensive (most are) Location is the Best!"

"The room is small but it’s ny the staff was amazing could use some updating location was perfect overall good experience "

"Clean hotel, friendly staff, and great location!"

"The hotel is in the perfect location! For that reason alone we would stay again. However there was only one working elevator for all 26 floors and that was horrible. It took so long to get up for down (we were on floor 16 so couldn’t even do the stairs). If that’s fixed, this is the perfect hotel for a NYC trip! Steps away from the subway, Central Park and Times Square! So many places like Starbucks, Premier Deli, Dunkin and endless gift shops around the property. We stayed with our kids and it was such a great area to be with them. "

"The floor lamp was broken and the lock for the window was loose. Clean and friendly staff. "

"Rooms are very small"

"Great location, spacious room but incredibly small bathroom. We are not large people but you could barely turn around in that room. The towels had seen better days. They no longer have bars of soap or little bottles of shampoo, only wall mounted soap, shampoo and body wash. We did not havea car nor did we eat breakfast."