The Watson Hotel, New York

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. The rooms, despite the dirty windows, were quite large for NYC standards, but the parking was expensive. The service was friendly and efficient, except for an unfortunate incident where my belongings were mistakenly thrown out. The location was excellent, close to subway access and with a fantastic rooftop pool, although the parking was pricey. The dining options were decent but slightly overpriced for my family. Overall, a decent stay with some room for improvement.

The hotel has partly done rooms with new beds and furniture, but the lack of a microwave or small refrigerator was inconvenient, especially for warming up leftovers for my children. Being near the elevators was not ideal. The service was nice and friendly overall, although there was a glitch with the return taxi service. The location is great for exploring Central Park and Columbus Circle, as well as being close to Hell's Kitchen. The dining experience offered more quantity than quality, but the extensive food options were a plus. The facilities were decent overall.

The hotel's location is excellent for sightseeing in Lower Manhattan and the Times Square area. The rooms are a bit dated, with an on-off control only to the ice machine on a different floor, but spacious and clean restroom. The service provided super hospitality, despite some staff doubting complaints. The location is a perfect base to explore Manhattan. The dining experience is overpriced, so better to go elsewhere. The facilities are decent, but could use some improvement.

I was lucky to have a corner room, and it was spacious, although the place could use a refurbishment, it was clean and everything worked well. I recommend getting this type of room for the extra space. The rooms were true to size, large, clean, and equipped with two double beds.

The hotel was in a central location, making it convenient to visit all popular attractions in New York. The rooms were spacious, although not as clean as expected, and the corner room did not offer the expected view. The staff provided friendly and helpful service, enhancing the overall experience. Dining options were average, with slightly high buffet prices. The facilities were satisfactory, but there were minor issues with cleanliness.

The hotel offered spacious rooms with two wonderful queen beds that were very comfortable. There was plenty of storage, a chair and table, and lots of counter space. Although the bathroom was small, the great water pressure in the shower made up for it. However, being behind the elevator machinery caused some noise disturbances from very early in the morning. Overall, the rooms were spacious and very comfortable.

My stay at the hotel had its ups and downs. The rooms were spacious, but I noticed a lot of stains in the bathroom sink area. While the rooftop pool and patio were a nice touch, they didn't seem very clean, and I had some trouble finding the TV remote under the bed. On the bright side, the hotel staff was super helpful, moving us to a new room and even compensating us with a free night's stay. However, there was a small fee for parking that caught me off guard. The location wasn't ideal, with limited views and the rooftop smelling of cooking odors, but it was convenient to nearby attractions. The dining experience was average, and the facilities were decent overall.

The hotel was a great base for our stay, offering clean and basic rooms with some amenities. The rooftop pool was a hit with my son, but the lack of air conditioning made the rooms uncomfortably hot due to other guests smoking marijuana.

The hotel room was bigger than I expected and different from what the website boasted, but the ice machine on a different floor from my room was never cold, only tepid to cool.

The hotel had clean and spacious rooms with two double beds and a convenient location near all main attractions. However, the service was rude, especially at the front desk, and the swimming pool area was old and not well-maintained. Price and value for money were fair.