Budgethotels in Manhattan

'Great location. Beds were comfortable. There was a hole behind the bathroom door made by the towel hook and some paint missing on the floor board. Minor fixes that were alerted to the staff at check in. Breakfast was ok overall. Waffle was great! Please have staff come through and wipe off tables, countertops and refresh food every so often during breakfast.'

'Staff was great and so was the room. Hotel is next to campus and Aggieville which was very handy.'

'Our room smelled so bad of mildew/mold and we were offered a fan but never received one. The stocking of shampoo and conditioner was not attended to-I am not sure when our room was prepared but several things were missing. We spent two nights and our towels were replaced but beds weren’t made and again nothing replaced in the showers that was out. Staff was pleasant and we understand it’s not their fault. Swimming pool was down the whole time we were there. They do charge $4 for the coffee in...

'Good'

'Room was clean, no issues during our stay of 1 night.'

'Easy to get to. Staff was just fine. I had no need outside of check in. The gentleman who checked me in was a little snobby. Didn’t use any of the amenities so I can’t comment on those. Room was clean. The desk in the room looked like it was about to collapse. Dated and needs some repairs. Parking is almost all paid. $10 a night covered or open air. Sucks but is what it is. It’s not gated so kids do hot rod around in it. Breakfast is NOT included. $17 buffet. Can’t imagine a...

'Motel was quiet & the beds were comfortable. My daughters loved the hot tub. Breakfast was hot & had plenty of variety to choose from. The room did have some issues that needed addressed. One of the electrical outlets didn't work & sparked if you tried to use it. Also, the tub looked like it had some black mold because the faucet was leaking possibly behind the wall and not just into the tub. Overall, our stay was great in our suite.'

'The staff (night clerk) was very cordial and well mannered. He even dug out a charging cord for my old flip phone that I had unintentionally left at home and also computed a map to a friend's address in Manhattan so I could find his home.'