Vanderbilt YMCA

un séjour de 4 jours / 3 nuits a New York, l'hôtel est vraiment très bien situé à 10-15 minutes de Times Square c'est la raison pour laquelle j'ai séjourné dans cet hôtel. Le sauna, le hammam ainsi que la sallle de cardio sont des services inclus qui sont excellents pour se détendre après des journées de marathon intenses passées à N.Y Le seul hic c'est la chambre qui est trop étroite et la propreté n'est pas au rendez-vous .

if you are looking for cheap dorm-room type lodging near Park Avenue, it doesn't get any better! might want to bring a reading lamp or a clip-on book light, might want to bring slippers for that long walk down the hall to the shared bathroom. might want to bring an extra blanket or very light sleeping bag to supplement the thin bed covers. might want to bring kleenex or tissues for your room. other than that, it's great! expect a dorm room, and your expectations will be met or exceeded. expect a hotel, and you will be less than satisfied.

Booked a single room for my stay. The room is ultra small. The fridge has a smell to it that I dare not use. There are only 2 bathrooms and toilets for each floor. The Wifi connection is bad that I saw many people hang around the area at the lift area just to get a better signal. Most of the staff are unfriendly. Only good thing about this hostel is the location which is near to the United Nations HQ. The metro is within walking distance but its like a 10 mins walk away.

When we checked in, there was only one front desk employee and a line of customers, so service was very slow. They seem to highly value safety - all members had to register and get their photo ID scanned. They also checked people going up the elevators to the rooms. The rooms were very small - a bunk bed, wall mounted TV, desk, and chair crammed in a tiny room. Not super comfortable, but the price was low for the hotel's proximity to the heart of NYC. Bathrooms and showers are gender-segregated and shared.

i booked the hotel for $80. i checked the hotel. my room was already alloted to someone else. i was given another room which was very dirty and clumsy. i was charged $120 as the person at the reception was not knowing whether payment through web has been received by the hotel or not. i have been asked to vacate the room bt 7.00 am also. very very bad experience.

I did not spend much time there. The room was small, but my purpose was to spend majority of time sightseeing in the beautiful city!

Really situated in a good location but the rooms and the bathrooms in the dormitory levels are awful. But they do know to give importance and improve their gym area which serve to their members also. Keep in mind that you can use the showers in the gym which is the best idea.

This is a regular stay for me when in New York when I know I will be spending most of my time outside of the hotel, and need a clean, safe place to stay, with WIFI and gym/pool facilities. Great value for money for a budget hotel. Staff are courteous enough. Range of ages and nationalities of guests is a plus. If you need to be in mid-town, near the U.N., the location can't be better. I put the money saved towards eating at more expensive restaurants. Check-out the room options not advertised on the internet.

The hotel is centrally located & within walking distance from Grand Central and Times Square. These alone are a huge plus to one's stay, but the price wins hands down. Good value but be prepared for very basic ammenties. Think dorm! No glitz or extras here....and noise might be a factor. If you are looking for greater comforts (aka wonderful matress/ quiet/ own bathroom) this is not the place for you.

Although I had read several negative reviews prior to my trip pertaining to rude staff at the YMCA Vanderbilt, I did not experience this during my stay and found them to be pleasant and helpful to my requests. My main issue with this facility is that the noise in the hallways from other guests shutting their doors was quite overwhelming. Some of the other inconsiderate guests do not get that the banging doors startle everyone in the rooms and they continued to do it over and over! I've experienced this even in upscale hotels so I think its an awareness that all of us have to think about when their are other people staying in rooms around us..