Top Hotels Near Marsha P. Johnson Memorial Fountain in New York from NZ$266

"The hotel was in a great location. It was clean, the staff was accommodating, and it felt safe. "

"I did not have internet all the time! That was unfair! I have paid too much for hotel"

"Room was filthy! Property needs serious updating and the cleanliness of this hotel is extremely poor."

"No breakfast. Shops nearby."

"Excellent location to Soho, south street sea port"

"The best thing about this hotel is its location. It is in a great neighborhood with some excellent outdoor space in the front oasis area and on the roof. The rooms are small but efficient. It is hard to figure out how to work the lights in the room, and there are no easy instructions. It is not a quiet hotel, but that is a tradeoff for being in a neighborhood. The staff are helpful but there seems to be a philosophy to offer minimal support to customers."

"The hotel is in a great location for anyone who is wanting to hit the main attractions of New York. Brilliant for first timers as you can access most things by foot or get the subway which is also close. I can confirm that the street is very quite despite it being so close to times square. You take a turn, walk for abit and you enter a very quite street. I am a very noise sensitive sleeper and had no issues with outside noise. However, the walls in between the rooms are very thin and are mainly a problem if someone decides to have a late shower then it sounds like a water fountain next to your head. With that all being said, i'd recommend anyone to stay here if its there first time in New York as overall I can't complain."

"good"

"We’ve stayed at the Dominick several times under previous names, and had great experiences. It’s in a fantastic location in SoHo, has nice views, and the rooms are huge by NYC standards. All those things haven’t changed, but unfortunately the hotel is starting to show some wear and is in need of a refresh. It’s still a good hotel in a great location, it’s just not quite a polished as it used to be."