Top Hotels Near Lower East Side Tenement Museum in New York from NZ$218

"The setting is very congested, with hardly any room in the lobby or hallways to move around."

"Great spot in a great area. My go to"

"Everything was nice, the $20/day credit was fun, and the coffee and bar was nice. The most surprising thing was that the room never was serviced and there was not enough towels to go multiple days. Not sure why no one came to clean the room. "

"The double room I booked was not available upon check in. They gave me 2 queen rooms instead for the night. The next day we were to move to the double room, and had to wait an additional hour until it was ready. The staff made the entire situation more confusing than it needed to be, and was very disappointed with my stay."

"Very pleasant stay! This is such a find on the lower east side and I’d definitely stay here again. The rooms are small but well designed. The staff at the front is great and helpful. The location is super convenient. If you want a clean and safe place to stay with good access to lower manhattan, I recommend the Ridge. "

"Great place,closed to subway. Slow wifi connection "

"Great small hotel- spacious rooms (for NY!), fun location, great easygoing staff "

"Overall, the room was adequate, though smaller than expected, and the bed was not particularly comfortable. The lobby would benefit from more thorough cleaning, especially the windows and seating areas. On a positive note, the hotel offered a good selection of movie channels and is conveniently located within walking distance of popular attractions such as the Brooklyn Bridge and Canal Street."

"No coffee machine in the room, very low amenities only body wash and shampoo from a fixed bottle. This hotel used to be the Mondrian and now it is a very low cost hotel at the same prices of the Mondrian. The coffee downstairs is $8 for a machine version, there is no breakfast available on weekends only brunch starting at 9am. At that price point there are many hotels with better facilities. amenities and experience."