Top Hotels Near Abrons Art Center in New York from NZ$238

"The front desk staff is not friendly. The market store in the hotel has double/ triple of the price of stores outside the hotel. While room service staff is very helpful and friendly. Room does not have coffee/tea set, basic hotel amenities such as complimentary toiletries. "

"Good location, rooms are comfortable, the property needs some maintenance like cleaning carpets. Staff always attentive and courteous. Hotels should put more attention to the breakfast service, I’ve got a breakfast sandwich that was still frozen. In the middle"

"Amazing hotel. Good location to go everywhere. Staff are very friendly and helpful "

"This was my first time staying here and I was very impressed by the location, service, and amenities. I will definitely return and rate it 10/10"

"Great location on LES. Very nice rooms. Loved the coffee and croissant in the morning. Didn't eat at the restaurant but it smelled incredible!"

"I guess you get what you pay for. Overall, it was a cheap stay and I don’t recommend it. Pay extra buck and go somewhere nicer."

"It’s close to the subway ( right across the street) . Room was kept clean with fresh towels everyday. Rainfall shower was excellent with great hot water and good water pressure after a long tiring day I felt like staying in there for ever."

"The room was adorable! Surpassed our expectations and we would definitely stay here again!"

"If you want to know how life was living in a tenement in NYC, stay at the Ridge Hotel. Whatever you do, if they assign you to room 101, run away. You are LITERALLY trying to sleep in the lobby. It is a door adjacent to the lobby and the main door, and all night long you hear people talking, the door opening and closing. At one point, we had to get out of bed and ask the people in the lobby to be quiet, there are people trying to sleep in this room RIGHT OFF THE LOBBY. Being on the ground floor, all conversations taking place outside the window on the street were clearly heard. There are no keys, you have to remember the code for the main door and a code to get into your room. If you don't have a smart phone, you're s**t out of luck. There was no warning, no option to say "this room is off the lobby and could be disturbing". Thankfully we only booked one night so we only had one night of restless sleep. We will NOT be back, and if they assign you room 101 - - - caveat emptor."