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"Cool hotel. Great design. Better than other Lower Eastside hotels (Standard, Sixty LES) by a long shot for similar rates. Awesome public areas with people hanging out, chatting, laptopping, including a great outdoor garden space."

"Amazing staying "

"Ok"

"No coolers in the room"

"All great"

"Definitely recommend"

"Habitación limpia, el personal muy amable, bien ubicado "

"Good"

"Clean spacious rooms. Great location."

"The hotel was clean but not what was expected for the amount of money spent to stay there. The internet did not work, there were not enough towels in the room, there was no soap, shampoo or other ammenities and no do not disturb sign in the room. All of these things I had to ask for. In the first night I had to go down to the desk on 3 different occasions because on top of all this there was not a phone in the room to call the front desk. Someone came †o look at the tv for the internet because...

"Horrible check in was at 3pm they didn’t have my balcony room ready until 7:45 pm . I will never stay here again ."

"We were charge some mysterious fee without invoice and we contacted the hotel and were ignored. Unacceptable"

"Staff was amazing!"

"The team here is extremely attentive and very thorough. They got me checked in swiftly, explaining the amenities and how to access them. My room was clean and the AC worked. During my stay the weather was nice, so I was able to crack the windows open for some fresh air. Additionally, they delivered a tea kettle to my room with tea bags and all. The complimentary breakfast was okay. They had solid oatmeal options, yogurt, and fruits. They had tea and coffee which I didn't try."

"Perfect if you are spending the day out ad the rooms are functionaly just for speeoing and showering. Clean, great staff and great location. Amenities are basci: a tissue box would be a welcomed addition!"

"I stayed at Arlo Soho in NYC Aug. 6-8. Their Hotels.com profile included free Wi-Fi and gym in the amenities. However, I was charged an additional “resort fee” of $34/day for Wi-Fi, gym, “bike access,” and two cans of water. Ripoff!"