New York hotels in East Village

Pros: Awesome location and nice design.

Pros: The design is minimal and clearly inspired by Richard Serra’s monumental sculptures. Just loved the look!

Cons: An outlet in the room didn’t function, so I chose another one. NBD :-)

Cons: The air conditioning was extremely loud.

Pros: Ambiance and location

Cons: Phone didn't work right

Pros: Great location for my needs. Amazing staff, extremely helpful, always willing to go the extra mile to ensure my satisfaction.

Cons: Nothing.

Pros: Location

Cons: Price

Pros: Location is very good and staffs who tried to solve first matter was kind.

Cons: First room we checked in had broken refrigerator and a/c so we had to move room next day. So first night they added working refrigerator but had to sleep with no heater

Pros: Staff was very responsive.

Pros: We stayed for our Annivesary and upon booking let them know. They left a bottle of wine in our room and wanted us to celebrate. The facilities are upgraded nicely. The view was of the easy side of NYC, not uptown. The restaurant was delicious too! Nice mimosas and a wonderful breakfast!

Cons: The only downside is we paid for a view and although being on the 11th floor (the top floor).

Pros: location and gym

Cons: small room, bath

Cons: The hotel could use a face-lift. Hallways were beaten up, bathroom tiles needed serious cleaning and carpeting worn. Our room was comfortable and quiet except for the sound of the elevator next door going up and down all the time. But it’s a good location -convenient to subways and the Farmers Market at Union Square.

Pros: Staff was amazing

Pros: Great location and inexpensive

Cons: Spartan. Clean but the toilet leaked onto the floor, the heat was sporadic, and only one thin blanket was provided.

Pros: Location, cleanliness, very safe

Pros: Not a bad place to stay for a night or two, but not longer than that. If you're a college student on a budget, I would recommend. The cash only part did throw me off.

Pros: Great location in the East Village close to many good eating and drinking spots, room was very clean and comfortable, and surprisingly large for nyc and for the rate

Cons: A group of guests talked very loudly for a long time in the hallway disrupting sleep. Would have liked reception to tell them to move to their rooms to chat.

Cons: How is this hotel available for online bookings? When I arrived for a business trip, I walked upstairs to the check-in hallway (not a lobby) to meet a man behind plexiglass who told me that the hotel is CASH ONLY but there was an ATM I could use (for a large fee). I was given a key card to my room that was up another flight of stairs at the end of a long hallway. This is clearly a rent-by-the-hour establishment. My room barely fit a full bed and the window in my room opened to a cement chute. No light here! (For a size comparison, think half the size of an interior budget cabin on a cruise ship). It was late so I decided I could suffer through one night. I have stayed at Red Roof Inns with nicer amenities, though. The radiator sounded asthmatic and kept me up most of the night. The bathroom had sandpaper towels (one of which was terribly stained), a shower with no hot water and poor water pressure, and a tiny bar of soap and half-filled bottle of shampoo. No conditioner, lotion, washcloths, hair dryer, or even glasses for water. There is a warning on your receipt when you check in that the management is not responsible for any personal property left in the room. If you want to secure your things while you are out, you have to check them behind the plexiglass in the tiny "office." The worst part of my stay was that when I woke up, I felt itchy. I couldn't shake the feeling all day. After my business meetings I booked a red-eye home and forfeited the second night stay. AVOID!

Pros: Price, location, private bath, and staff very friendly!

Cons: Tiny! No breakfast...not convenient when rushing to appointments (hospital) in the early morning...

Pros: The location was good in that it was in a part of town with lots of good ethnic and vegan restaurants. It was a safe and quiet neighborhood. The staff were helpful.

Cons: The room was very small and rustic. There was no refrigerator, no fan in the bathroom, and the beds were small and hard. My son's feet stuck out from the end of the bed (he is 6'1"). The beds were not very comfortable. No elevator and we were on the 4th floor.

Pros: Can’t beat the price for a Manhattan hotel. Great value. CASH ONLY

Cons: Trying to control the shower water temperature can be tricky. Water can be scalding hot and by a slight turn of the colder water it goes freezing. Best advice just crack each one open and be prepared for a surprise.

Pros: it was clean and the bed was acceptably comfortable

Cons: The staff were not friendly, but they were not surly either and were prepared to answer questions. However the decor was an exceptionally ugly. My tiny room looked out on a wall and some pipes. Given the terrible look of the place, I expected the worst of the bed and bathroom. Those, however, were acceptable. The bed was reasonably comfortable both it and the bathroom were clean. I suppose that it is decent value for money, however, it was a terribly depressing place to be. It would not take much money or effort to improve it. I guess it is designed for people who do not care. I am not picky, but this place was too hideous to bear and I will not be returning.

Pros: Cozy room but very small.

Cons: Room was very small

Pros: Great location

Cons: No elevators, no AC , payment is cash only.