Hotels in de buurt van 40 Acres & A Mule Filmworks (New York)

'Prettig hotel. Ruime kamers prettig design. Makkelijke verbinding met metro naar andere plekken. '

'Dit hotel is echt een aanrader. Via de metro zit je met een paar minuten in het centrum van New York. Onze kamer zat op de 21e verdieping en we hadden een fantastisch uitzicht over de skyline van Manhattan! Kamer was nieuw en schoon. Het ontbijt is simpel en je eet van wegwerp bordjes, wegwerp bestek en bekers, maar volgens mij is dat het concept. Prima voor een paar dagen. '

'Given my view in the rating. That should do. Het '

'TownePlace is a solid chain. Love the amount of space and comfort these rooms have to offer. This particular hotel in Brooklyn is new (so the price it probably going to quadruple in the next month). The breakfast here was also a much welcomed part of stay. Looking forward to staying here again if the situation arises! '

'Small room but to be expected in New York. Super comfy bed. Nice little patio with chairs. The weather wasn’t the greatest so didn’t sit outside.'

'Mooi modern vriendelijk en behulpzaam personeel zowel bij de balie als het ontbijt'

'Very nice stay we had! '

'Buen desayuno, no muy variado. Habitación limpia pero baño muy pequeño '

'Rooms were clean. Common areas need improvement in cleanliness. Specifically the floors. In restaurant, hallways, public restrooms. Breakfast adequate — pricey. Staff helpful. Good location. '

'Nice to have drinking water chiller'

'Easy to get into and in a great neighborhood. '

'Very decent room, only comment is the policy on check out day you may no longer park on the premesis.'

'This hotel is quite good! The front desk staff was nice. The breakfast buffet was delicious—my granddaughters loved the pancake machine. It was great that there was a pool table so I taught my granddaughters to play pool. The room itself had plenty of space and the ventilation was very quiet. My only issue was the refrigerator motor which was very noisy.'

'Prima hotel. Druk bij het ontbijt dat was jammer.'