Hotel berhampiran Tiferet Shaul, Rabbi Michael Haber, New York

We were looking to spend a few days at Coney Island. The hotel was one of the closest, but still a 15-20 minute walk away, which is not particularly close. You have to walk by a busy cement yard and numerous auto repair shops to get there. Despite the walk, we were able to visit all the area sites without any problems. The hotel was clean and the staff were friendly. There were a variety of items for breakfast and the woman worked very hard to keep the food stocked during the morning rush. All in all, we had a good stay and it was worth the price.

Отличный отель рекомендую!!! Чисто удобно и без шумно! Персонал вежливые спасибо работница регистрации Малика!

I loved my stay at that hotel! The room is so clean and very cozy, there's also a nice view on the city, it's in chinatown and there's everything you can imagine around. Very close to bay ridge and the city. I recommend.

Very cold

Staff was friendly a lot of stores by beds were firm but comfortable very close to nail shops so that was a plus it was very clean an i loved the fact that the air conditioner got reallllllyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy coldI loved that. they do charge a early check in fee but that was ok

Service is very good I enjoyed it very much

所有的房間都朝向馬路 隔音效果不好 早上噪音很大 離譜的是我提前好幾天預訂的價格比當天到旅館後的價格高600多人民幣 我實際付款1780點 不值得推薦的酒店

It was close to our relatives home; Therefore, very suitable location. Very clean hotel. Sound proof terrible. RM 509 Is right where the subway train track is. Therefore, constant noise throughout the night.

忘記了拍照，這個酒店位置還算不錯，地鐵走路幾分鐘就到，附近有中餐廳，麥當勞之類的。但是酒店的硬件設施就比較簡單，可能是老酒店，隔音一般，旁邊房間電視聲音大一點都能聽到一些。早餐比較簡單，還行。前台服務人員的態度不錯。

Forced into a stay here when flight cancellations marooned me, and half the air traveling world it seems, at JFK on a Friday night. It is a nightmare to find oneself stranded at 9pm when the last flight out is cancelled and bad weather means there is a seething mass of humanity trying to rebook flights and to get hotels. There was nothing remotely close to JFK and this hotel, at about 30 minutes ride and $80 on Uber was the best option. Arrived around 11pm. The reception area is small and actually doesn't match the decent exterior when you show up. There is an elevator as you walk in and reception to the right. We were efficiently booked in, if in a slightly taciturn manner. Last minute bookings mean you get what you are given in terms of room location, and we had 104 which is directly opposite the elevator, across a corridor that is not wide. My heart sinks when this happens because proximity to an elevator often means noise. Actually, I didn't notice noise from this or anything else on this short stay, which may be because I had been awake for 24 hours having just arrived on a transaltantic flight. The room was small, with two large beds that dominated the room. Large flat screen of course, plus some storage (not that we needed it) for clothes. Beds were actually very comfortable and clean, as was the whole room. The bathroom was similarly compact but there was an excellent walk in shower and I commend Comfort Inn for doing this. Much preferable to an over the tub shower in my view. Shower worked well, the door to the bathroom wouldn't latch or lock but that's probably not a big issue for most I'm sure. This was a bit of a feature of the hotel - door knobs that were loose, things that didn't quite close properly etc. We were there for about 8 hours in total so I can't comment on the location but, although close to an elevated roadway, seemed fine. There was a basic breakfast in a dedicated area but the pickings looked pretty thin and we had a plane to catch and promptly Ubered (there are plenty around) back to the airport. Would I stay here again? Probably not by choice but if you need a place to lay your head it's absolutely fine.