Bentley Hotel

I went up to see our sick daughter at Mt. Sinai hospital. She had emergency surgery. I had a hard time finding a hotel. The Bentley was a bit further away from the hospital but turned out to be just right.

Very courteous and efficient staff, nice room - just what we needed.

This hotel was great. I wanted some place close to Weill Medical College, and this hotel was 4 blocks away. The room was nice and spacious, and the staff was friendly. I was able to get a refund when I had to cancel my second night there because of weather. I would definitely recommend this place to others.

The staff was very polite, quick to serve and helpful throughout the stay. The hotel is clean. The room was very comfortable, although the noise from the hallway could be heard readily. There were no wash cloths in the bathroom.

Would definately recommend. Loved the separate bedroom and the view.

I booked the room for Friday and Saturday nights about 3-4 weeks before my trip. I picked it because it was about half the price of the other hotels I saw listed in Manhattan. I'd never been to NY before but my friends who live in the area said it was a decent location. It was maybe a block over from shopping but I easily walked from it to Central Park, Rockerfeller Center, and even Times Square. It was in a quiet spot (which I like so I can actually sleep without the world going nuts outside my window) but close enough to everything to get to it easily. The room itself was beautifully decorated, the bed was verrrry comfortable and warm and even though they said I took something from the mini bar, when I said that I did not at all, they took the charge off and I checked out without a problem.

The staff that checked me in and out were most courteous and accomodating; they gave me a room high up which I prefer. And it had a great view of the East River, the busy Queensboro Bridge, and the Roosevelt Island gondola. The room was really good sized for Manhattan; the bed was very comfortable and the bathroom beautifully done. The only odd thing is that a white electric stove was located along one wall and sort of stuck out into the room. Although it had a fridge in it and a microwave above (which I am sure some guests would take advantage of),it looked decidedly out-of-place in the otherwise rather chicly decorated room. You should know that it is on York Ave. and there are no stores or restuarants right next door, but if you take the block-long walk up to First you'll see everything you need. And I found it quite convenient to the 79th Street Lexington Ave Line. I did note that their restaurant on the top floor - again, the views are fab - was closed on weekends for dinner which I thought inconvenient for a first class hotel. But the bar there was open, and actually has quite reasonable prices for NYC! I think travelers to NYC who want to hang in the Upper East Side will truly enjoy this hotel.

I thought it was lovely, and would stay there again.

I stayed at the hotel because it was a great value close to Sloan Kettering where a friend was having an operation. It was only a 5 block walk. The room was clean, the people were fantastic and I had one of the best Veal Marsala dinners ever. If I had one complaint, it was the first night where my room was a little warm (I like to sleep in a room at 65 degrees). Turing the temperature down all the way did not seem to have any impact. Otherwise a great experience.

Very nice clean rooms. Staff is super friendly, professional, and helpful. Great location.