New York Marriott East Side Hotel, New York City

I checked into a room with a city view which unfortunately ended up being a corner room right next to noisy neighbors. The layout was a bit awkward with the door entry at the extreme left side where the bed is, giving off a vibe more similar to a $60 motel room.

The hotel offers a comfortable stay with clean rooms but could use a serious revamp. The service was a mix of quick response and rudeness, somewhat hindering the experience. The location is great for exploring NYC quickly but may lack some charm. The dining options were overpriced and hectic, especially for breakfast.

My stay at the hotel had its ups and downs. The rooms were large by NYC standards and had all the amenities you would need, but cleanliness was an issue with a faint smell like a wet dog or dirty mop in the bathroom. The service from the staff was exceptional, with everyone being incredibly kind, helpful, and understanding. The location was perfect for exploring key areas like Times Square and Central Park, but the need for updates was noticeable, especially with elevator issues. Dining options were average at best, with standard breakfast offerings and nothing particularly memorable. Overall, a mix of positives and negatives during my stay.

The hotel at Fairfield in Cambridge, Ohio, offers comfortable rooms, despite their unattractive appearance resembling a crime scene from CSI. The service was friendly and professional, with accommodating staff. The location allows for a great experience in Cambridge, although the dining experience was below expectations. Overall, a decent value for money stay.

The hotel offers quiet and the perfect size rooms for one or two people, but they need complete renovation. The service was warm and accommodating overall, although there were instances of slamming doors during housekeeping. The location was excellent for accessing major attractions but was negatively impacted by construction noise nearby. The dining options were overpriced for what was offered. However, the facilities were satisfactory and well-maintained.

My stay at the hotel was overall satisfying. The room was adequate for our needs, although not very spacious. The location was convenient as it was walking distance to many attractions, but the elevator had some issues during my stay.

My stay at the hotel was a mix of surprises. The rooms, despite my request for a high floor, were larger than expected for a NYC hotel, but unfortunately extremely old with tiny and outdated TVs. It was disappointing that there were no USB charging ports or even adapters available until late in the afternoon.

The hotel had a rush clean, but the room was a little cold and could be more luxurious for the price. The Marriott status usually upgrades us to higher floors, which was missed this time. The service was unsatisfactory, with rude behavior and denial of access. The location is its main upside, close to major NYC landmarks and subway access. The dining options were overpriced and limited, catering mostly to tourists. However, the hotel provides easy access to various places in the city.

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. The high-floor room we got was great due to my Marriott status and the convenient location near various attractions. However, the cigarette smoke smell was a major letdown, and the interaction with the staff left much to be desired.

I had a mixed experience at this hotel. The rooms were spacious and had two double beds and a sofa bed in a separate area, which was nice. However, the decor was outdated and looked like it belonged in an episode of CSI, all taped up. Booking through Expedia as part of a package deal was convenient, and the accumulation of free NYC attraction tickets with the room was a bonus.