Flatotel at Times Square

The hotel was in a fantastic location with all the amenities, comfort, room size and service. Close walking distance to Times Square, Rockefellar, Central Park and Subway. Great! Too bad it was sooo cold! Good experience. Sadly, their restaurant was under renovation, but there was a cafe/mini mart 1/2 block over so got all breakfast items and ate in our full kitchen. That part was the best in our 4 day stay. The rooms were unusally spacious and large. HIGHLY recommend this hotel. I will come back and stay here again.

The rooms are comfortable but the hotel needs some amenities. There is a bar and restaurant, but it's closed for business. You can't even get a cup of coffee unless you go to Starbucks down the street. The addition of coffee makers in the rooms would be great.

We had a very nice vacation at this hotel even the weather was very cold and stormy. Our only negative though is that hotel is asking a lot extra fees for arranging the ride to the airport. This service was complementary in 4 star hotel in Zurich(Switzerland)...We paid almost the half price on our own to a cab in front of the hotel. Well, maybe this was because of the year-end week...

Hotel, is nice and clean, very large rooms, great value

Spacious rooms but very disappointed with the lighting in the room.

Ther was no drinking glasses in the room, it was under constrution. The paint was peeling off the walls. TV did not work. No clock in the room. It was the worst room I have ever had with your company. . I have to question you on this one. Jim.

The location of the hotel was great and as promised it was a modern looking hotel. However, we had to requests washcloths two days in a row - they were not provided with the clean towels. A coffee maker was requested and on the second request we received it. However, there was no basket with the coffee pot so we had to request that so we could make coffee. There were no ice machines available at all - we were told we had to request it and then an ice bucket filled with ice would be provided. The most surprising thing was that there was no alarm clock in the room. We did call the Desk for a wake up call, but it would have been convenient to have a clock in the room.

Better than days inn, Cannot be compared to 4star hotels i've been. The hallway looks like one of the motel's. old building, yet great location for people don't need fancy hotel for good price.

From the moment we arrived until our departure the staff couldn't have been nicer.We arrived early Thanksgiving Day) and although our room wasn't ready we were able to check our bags which allowed us to go off to the parade luggage free. We were told to call to see if our rooms we ready but we decided to walk back and check around 1 PM and the rooms were ready although check-in wasn't till 4, we were allowed to check in. The rooms , by NYC standards was large and very clean and comfy.I did my usual bed bug inspection and found both rooms bug free ( huge thing for me). Location was perfect with just a very short walk to Times Square and all other attractions.Would definetly recommend and would stay there again without hesitation.

the important message for any traveler who will only stay in four and five star hotels is that this is barely a TWO star. i should have know with the price falling far below other mid-town hotels, but took the risk. please don't. shabby carpet, tenament slum hall and entry lighting, hasn't been re-done since the 80's i'd say, absolutely nothing on the walls....and a disqusting old jazzuzi tub that gave an unclean feeling whether it was or it wasn't! they have the dead carcass of a defunk restaurant you must walk past in the lack-luster lobby. next you'll find what resymbols a cantena in a third world country for forgotten aminities. if you must, for the budget, do not spend over $200/night.