Hotels with Pools in New York

Very clean and comfortable, good service attitude

I looked a lot online and saw that various hotels had bad reviews, so I just picked one at random. I didn't expect it to be a pleasant surprise. The front is not big, but the staff are very enthusiastic when I go in. The room is much larger than I expected, and there is a separate sink and a sofa, which is suitable for family travel. The room is cleaned every day, and chocolates that can help you sleep are placed at the head of the bed. Soho is around, and the nearby restaurants are also blindly selected, but they are delicious. I also found a treasure cake shop, which should be opened by Japanese, but it is not sweet, and the cream tastes very good. Banana and strawberry cakes are more suitable for Chinese tastes~ I will stay again~

Omgosh ... hotel was really nice! Breakfast was excellent and it lasted til 11a, which is pretty awesome for those that like to sleep late. So many options (hot, cold and dry). They offer bacon, sausage, scrambled/cold boiled eggs and breakfast potatoes. Whole fruit (apples and bananas), sliced fruit (melons and pineapples). Cold and hot cereal (oatmeal). Yogurt and granola. You can make your own waffles or pancakes (such a cool machine). Make your own toast and/or select from many pastries or muffins available. So many options! You can even place an order vs. eating from the buffet. They also allow carry-out and to-go boxes. Drink options at the buffet include: coffee, O.J. and apple juice. PLEASE NOTE: There's a separate fee for breakfast if not selected when booking. Having said this, the hotel does not have microwaves in the room, just a fridge. There are microwaves located on each floor though (along w/ vending machines -both are in same location). Our room was spotless and absolutely spacious (no deviation from website)! We arrived way beyond check-in and did call once we knew we'd arrive later than expected. Spoke with front desk staff who assured everything would be OK, only to arrive and find that our room (which was already paid in full) had been given away. The hotel was only able to provide us a King and a rollaway bed. Of course we were disappointed, but the next morning the hotel Mgr. made everything right. Having said that, the rollaway bed is THE HARDEST THING EVER. We bring our own everything (e.g. bedding, cleaning supplies, etc.) so we were able to make it work and make it comfortable. So much so, we'd chosen to not to be moved to the room we'd originally booked. It rained our entire stay which is what caused us to arrive late in the first place (that's a whole 'notha story). Anyway, the hotel had a few small trash bins about the lobby catching leaks here and there, but that didn't stop anything. I barely even noticed. Had I not been recording how beautiful the hotel was inside, I would've never noticed. Parking is $30/day, it's NYC what do you expect? 🤭 There's also parking on the street if you can get spot. Careful though, NYC parking signs can cause confusion for those not familiar with the City's play on words. All in all, this was great stay for us and I'd certainly stay again. Oh, I forgot to mention -I did! Yes, I extended our stay another night because the hotel and location was exceptional! p.s. they also offer a seated bar area. Overall: 10/10✨️

A lovely hotel and nice to rooms, I did feel a bit let down though with some of their functions on at the time. A very noisy pool party and cocktail function which clearly was to accommodate a certain age range. It would of been nice to be aware of such functions before we actually turned up. I could see that most of the people staying at the hotel were of my similar age and weren't overly comfortable either with noisy, loud individuals dotted all over. This was especially concerning since guests have to sign a waiver to abide by noise rules etc....but it appeared none of these were followed for people associated with the event. Shame really as the hotel itself and location was great. Appreciation for all guests seemed a bit lacking.

It should be said that it is a small and beautiful boutique hotel. The location is relatively convenient. It is convenient to go down the two blocks to the South Korean city. Then walk to the 5th Avenue and Ilan Ramen. There is a parking lot next to the hotel entrance, although convenient, but expensive, $57 a night. The overall feeling is good, the front desk and lobby are small and very friendly, and luggage storage and other services are in place. There is a swimming pool on the first floor, although it is not big but it is enough. The gym is also on the first floor, but there is a BUG, that is, the sensor light is automatically extinguished in 30 minutes. If you lick the ellipsometer for more than 30 minutes, he will automatically turn off the lights, which is quite scary. The room type I booked is a bit like a service room apartment, there is a small kitchen workbench, the equipment is relatively new, good. Overall it is worth recommending!

The location was good, but the bed was small. However, they gave me a free city bike and I was satisfied in many ways:) The rooftop is hip.

4 nights stay at Sixty LES, in an ADA King room. The hotel is clean, easily accessible within walking distance from public transportation. The location is good, closed to many restaurants and famous institutions like Katz. The room is big, clean with bed comfortable and good shower place. Amenities includes an in room safe, ironing board and iron, coffee maker and mini fridge. The front desk, and the staff in general are quite helpful and very professional and polite. The only drawback is that the room can be a bit dark at night and also the noise from the bar on 7th floor can be particularly loud until late in the morning (3am)

The room was quite small, but clean. There wasn't much in terms of service, and overall, the value for money was pretty poor. Flushing isn't that big anyway, so staying in different areas probably doesn't make a huge difference. Besides being clean, there really aren't any other positives. The internet was also very bad.

Loved the rooftop bar with killer skyline views - perfect for Instagram! Rooms had a cool, modern vibe with mood lighting (and that sexy red shower was a vibe). But man, those rooms are TINY - barely had space to open my suitcase. Staff was hit or miss - some super friendly, others acted like I was bothering them. Location's decent but not amazing - had to walk a bit for subway access. Worth it if you catch a good deal, but don't expect luxury.

Highly recommended for business travelers around Osaka area. It's located few meters after you exit of shinkansen ticket gate.