The location is fantastic for getting around and walking almost anywhere or getting an easy subway. The hotel is clean and quiet. Rooms are comfortable, clean and modern.
The location is fantastic for getting around and walking almost anywhere or getting an easy subway. The hotel is clean and quiet. Rooms are comfortable, clean and modern.
This hotel was perfect for our NYC weekend trip. Chinatown was walkable and the food options were plentiful. The F train was a quick 5 minute walk that allowed us to access everything easily. The hotel itself was clean, looked and felt updated and had all basic necessities. The lobby had coffee and tea station but more importantly a water bottle filler machine. Bed linens were very soft and comfy. Highly Recommend!!!
This hotel was perfect for our NYC weekend trip. Chinatown was walkable and the food options were plentiful. The F train was a quick 5 minute walk that allowed us to access everything easily. The hotel itself was clean, looked and felt updated and had all basic necessities. The lobby had coffee and tea station but more importantly a water bottle filler machine. Bed linens were very soft and comfy. Highly Recommend!!!
LORI
Reviewed February 15, 2023Reviewed February 15, 2023
Excellent staff, very polite, accommodating and welcoming. Its minutes walk away from Times Square. Everything is near by. I love staying here. Always my go to hotel.
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Excellent staff, very polite, accommodating and welcoming. Its minutes walk away from Times Square. Everything is near by. I love staying here. Always my go to hotel.
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I'm a regular at Pod 39 when I come to NYC by myself. It's very minimalist and if I was planning to spend more time in my room, I'd go elsewhere, but exactly what I need when I'm in the city to see shows and check out some exhibitions. Always clean and my room is always ready when I arrive (which has not been my experience at other NYC hotels).
I'm a regular at Pod 39 when I come to NYC by myself. It's very minimalist and if I was planning to spend more time in my room, I'd go elsewhere, but exactly what I need when I'm in the city to see shows and check out some exhibitions. Always clean and my room is always ready when I arrive (which has not been my experience at other NYC hotels).
Very new interior. A good deal compared with other hotels in the area. Nice midtown location. Nearby subway and bus. Nice little cafe inside hotel (and bar in late afternoon and evening. Rooms while not large are big enough and larger than many hotels.
Very new interior. A good deal compared with other hotels in the area. Nice midtown location. Nearby subway and bus. Nice little cafe inside hotel (and bar in late afternoon and evening. Rooms while not large are big enough and larger than many hotels.
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What are the top things to see and do in Cast Iron Historic District?
Explore Cast Iron Historic District's landmarks like Judd Foundation House Museum, E. V. Haughwout Building, and Drawing Center and learn about the local history. As you're discovering the neighborhood, New York Earth Room and American Fine Arts Gallery are some other places worth a visit. Favorite places to visit in the surrounding area include One World Trade Center, Madison Square Garden, and Times Square. While you're out sightseeing, Grand Central Terminal and Rockefeller Center are a couple of additional sights to visit in New York.
How can I get around Cast Iron Historic District and the greater New York area?
Ready to get out and explore the city? Prince St. Station is the closest metro station.