Wanderlofts Hotel New York City, New York City

The hotel is super small and lacks a nice decor, but it's faced onto Canal Street. It feels like actually bathing and sleeping in a room, with a full-sized bed for 2 people. The service was extremely nice and helpful, solving any problems within minutes. The location is perfect, close to major attractions like Times Square, Broadway, and multiple subway stations. Dining options are limited, but there are nearby places for breakfast. The facilities are not exceptional but satisfactory for a short stay.

The hotel was surprisingly spacious for New York, though the room was still quite tiny for more than one person. Despite the constant traffic on Canal Street, the size was better than expected. The location, with the subway station just outside, was convenient, but the early morning traffic noise was a drawback.

The hotel was neat, clean, and tidy with a great location for exploring China town and right next to the subway entrance. The rooms were way bigger than expected, though being in an older building. The service was fantastic, with the staff being very welcoming and helpful every day.

I was pleasantly surprised by the overall cleanliness and relative spaciousness of the rooms despite the busy Canal Street traffic. The service, especially during the evening shift, was really helpful and polite. The location, right next to the Canal St Subway Station, was amazing and incredibly convenient. While the dining options were limited, the proximity to the subway made up for it, offering great travel access around town.

The hotel gives a Soviet apartment feel with street views, some stains in the rooms, and noise issues, but the location is ideal for accessing Upper Manhattan quickly and conveniently. The service was extremely helpful and quick to resolve any problems, though the dining options were limited. The overall value for money is good considering the clean and relaxing facilities offered.

The hotel offers a convenient location with easy access to the subway station while providing a small, but neat room. However, the lack of room amenities like a remote control or proper air conditioning control can be a drawback.

The hotel rooms were neat, clean, and tidy, with a great position near Chinatown and the subway right at the door. However, the noise levels were high, making it hard to sleep at times. The room was a bit small but had everything I needed, overall adequate for my stay.

I found the hotel to be a great choice for my stay. The rooms were a little small but clean and tidy, with coffee and tea provided, making it perfectly comfortable for singles or couples. The service was impeccable, with friendly and helpful staff. The location was ideal for exploring most of Manhattan and conveniently close to public transportation. However, the dining options were limited, and the room service was delayed. Overall, a good value for money stay.

Although the price seemed a bit high compared to other options in NY, the hotel's small rooms were acceptable for a short stay. However, the lack of common areas was a downside. The service was generally helpful, especially with luggage storage, but the friendliness of the staff varied. The location was excellent for subway access and exploring Lower Manhattan, despite some lack of care for long-term guests. Dining options were limited, but there were nearby places for breakfast. Overall, it was a satisfactory stay with some room for improvement.

The hotel had small but modern rooms that were clean and had everything you needed. The staff was super friendly and helpful, adding extra time for me to check out. The location was fantastic, close to subways, Chinatown, and Soho, making it convenient for exploring. The dining experience lacked room service before late afternoon, but there were nearby breakfast spots. Overall, a great value for money stay with a few minor inconveniences.