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- My favorite hotel in #nyc. Concierge service is great.
- Eva DiazMay 8, 2013The couches in the main lobby are visibly dirty and torn. Rooms are like a shoe box and our view was of a construction in the alley way. We also paid over 500. So not worth it!!
- Scott WilliamsFebruary 1, 2013If you miss the feeling of living in a dorm, this is the place to visit.
- RobertJune 26, 20124th floor eastern rooms (by the spa) are within an earshot of an employee service door that slams closed 20+ times in the 6am hour. No sleep.
- 2nd Stay here now. Free Wifi for Starwood members. Small rooms but hotel and rooms have a great feel.
- Jason Baughman-OpricăMay 20, 2018So this was a W hotel, but is now a boutique hotel called the Maxwell. It hasn’t found its niche yet - and is a little mediocre to be an SPG property. A little disappointed.
- Rooms are very small plus the air-con system struggles. Sleeping above the covers is inevitable if you prefer not to have a sweaty sleep.
- The Salup GroupNovember 4, 2010Hang out and have drinks after work-- Wed-Fri they have great DJs performing at the Oasis Lounge
- The water in the tub came out brown, & specks of black stuff seeped from the molding. Nasty.
- Change or DieOctober 22, 2014@TheRepublik settles in @wnewyork to represent @aigagain #CreativeClass
- John MulqueenJanuary 19, 2013Unbelievable. Traveling companion's room not ready 2 and one half hours after check in time!!
- Adam RonichNovember 13, 2010Yes the rooms are small. Cabs are hard to get. Good location though and some nostalgia.
- This is one of those "whateva', whenever-we-feel-like-it" W's, the worst kind. They refused to give my mom a card to get upstairs. Grrr
- ride a fast elevator and find a decent sized room. Not that hard. Order a caipirinha at the bar.
- Stay on the 18th floor if possible - there is usually an elevator waiting which saves a lot of time.
- Ahhhhh..... The comfy beds are a much needed oasis between monster NYC nights.
- Sam PetersonAugust 6, 2013Small room. Pay for WiFi. There are better hotels in NYC for much cheaper.
- Marc KravetsMay 21, 2011Just one warning, parking is $65 a night. Or walk 2 blocks down and park for $20
- They won't let you buy a drink at Whiskey Blue and take it into the W living room. Annoying.
- Priceline 4 Star bid in Midtown. I paid $150 plus I got upgraded.