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"This is a perfect location for all of the Broadway theaters. There’s plenty to see and do in that area. The rooms were clean. The only problem we had is that the walls are very thin and we could hear everything our neighbor was doing. Other than that, we will definitely be back for another stay when we return to New York. "

"Great all Around"

"Location was perfect. Staff was amazing too."

"The heater made a sound like angry bees that made it hard to sleep. The maintenance guy, Julian, was very nice and he toned it down a little for our second night but couldn’t get rid of the noise entirely. The facility is not pretty/fancy but is well located and the beds are comfortable."

"I almost don't want to write this review as I'd love to keep The Wallace a secret. But it deserves the recognition! We've stayed here six times now and every visit feels more like coming home than the last. The moment you walk in, it wraps around you - the piano music in the lobby, that distinct candle smell that's become synonymous with arriving, Nina Boesch art for sale. Everything about it is intentional. The rooms are simple and beautiful. They are clean, well-appointed, with the coziest beds. The staff are warm and genuinely kind in a way that feels rare these days. And while The Wallace is well known for being dog-friendly, it's just as wonderful for families. Our kids are always greeted like they belong there and they absolutely look forward to every stay. The Wallace is perfectly situated to make you feel like you actually live in the neighborhood. Steps from the 72nd Street subway, Central Park, and some of the best museums and restaurants the city has to offer. It doesn't just give you a place to sleep, it gives you a real home base for experiencing New York. We won't stay anywhere else. Hope nothing ever changes."

"yes"

"Excellent location "

"The front desk employees are very rude and no customer service."

"Our room had two queen beds that were not acceptable for any human. It was like sleeping in a board on both beds. They were able to move us eventually but we had to stay in the room for two nights. Neither of us could sleep. "