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My trip was just Lovely in this hotel Comfortable room Huge hotel Bars Bluemercury cosmetic store downstairs ! Extra charge 35$ for buy food in store downstairs Check in long long line ! Cuz this hotel price =comfort ! I gonna stay again next time visit NYC

How do you say this hotel ... The Times Square photos you see are most likely to include this hotel. It's really in the most lively core area. Although the rooms are all soundproofed, they must be crowds when they go out ... The hotel's own bar has a unique view, but it is difficult to catch. The rooms are in good condition but not luxurious.

We stayed here for a 6 night family vacation. Check in was quick and practical. All staff in this hotel were very friendly - extra kudos to the people working the breakfast area! We were upgraded to a bigger family room than we booked, with a queen beds, a separate sitting area with TV and a separate kitchen - on the 12th floor. Very spacious accommodation. Everything was clean, although you can see these rooms get used a lot. Plenty of power outlets to charge your devices, decent WiFi. The only thing we missed is more facilities to dry your towels, we had to hang them all over the apartment to dry. Breakfast was a bit basic with a lot of prepackaged stuff and no bacon for the entire week we were staying there (not that we really missed it, but it's strange nonetheless). I also wonder who ever eats scrambled egg whites? But that might be us :-) Excellent location in lower Manhattan with metro and plenty of shops close by. The entrance of the hotel is in Maiden Ln, not on Broadway however. Walking distance to Brooklyn Bridge, WallStreet, Battery Park, 9-11 memorial.

The daily amenity fee is 39.9 US dollars including tax, which must be paid. Drinks and food can be consumed in the minibar for no more than 25 US dollars. The problem is that a 750ml bottle of Evian is 16 US dollars, so I only saw this fee in this American hotel, which is very bad! The phone service was extremely slow to respond, not at all Intercontinental service standards. There are also random deductions from the credit card deposit, and one extra person's breakfast fee. I only said to apologize when I went to find it in person, and said that it would take 5 working days to return the same way. So this InterContinental is not recommended at all in New York! !

The hotel is very old. The rooms are tiny. The view is ok but you cannot enjoy it because of very dirty Windows. The stuff is nice and helpful. Breakfasts are so so - not a lot of variety.

The hotel is close to the park (with the famous arch, statues & fountain) but the crowd there in the evenings can be crazy. It is also within walking distance of Greenwich Village so we took a walking tour over there. The subway is 3 long blocks and I would step quickly in one section away from pan handlers. So the locations has both advantages & disadvantages. We did not travel with a car so I don't know about parking. Our room was facing the front street and it was quiet and comfortable. I like the decor. We pre-purchased a weekend breakfast in the adjoining restaurant and that was pleasant. As early risers, there were no problems getting a table. The front desk was polite, we did not use the gym. Overall, the hotel was good but I was a bit uncertain about the neighborhood.

Pros: The hotel is in a good location it is right next to SoHo. The rooms are spacious and the bathrooms are huge compared to most in the city. Cons: I had to switch rooms - in the first room the deadbolt lock didn’t work as it was misaligned. I will admit the switching of rooms was very easy after maintenance said it couldn’t be fixed. It was just a little bit annoying since it was late. The second room had stains on the floor - not a huge deal, but it would have been nice if the carpet was deep cleaned. My main con at this hotel was the elevators. One of the elevators was sat at the lobby floor with the doors open so I went to walk. When walking in it the doors shut on me. They hit off my shoulders and hit my hand hurting me. I was initially in shock and felt like I was going to cry. Then I realized my thumb was in a lot of pain. Surely, no elevator should do this? Especially not a guest elevator! I took advil for the pain and went down to the reception and asked for ice. They were initially more interested in logging it for their record than getting me ice. No one asked if I was okay. At check out the lady just printed my invoice off she didn’t ask if I’d had a nice stay or mention the incident either. My thumb still has a lump on it that hurts if touched/ knocked and I now hate going in elevators!! I would maybe stay here in the future. However, I felt the situation wasn’t handled amazingly.

Many friends and family asked me why we always stay at the same hotel in Tribeca. My answer is that nothing would compare to The Four Seasons. From the moment that you enter to the point of leaving, your needs are always met and you feel so pampered. Both the guest rooms and the suites are wonderful but it is the small touches: electronic pad in the room so as to ask questions and request whatever is needed; the staff is always so sweet and helpful; the rooms are beautiful and clean. I cannot find any fault and I highly recommend this hotel. It may feel smaller in size, but offers everything that is needed

Amazing Location! Very clean and makes you feel at home! The water station in the room is one of the best features I’ve ever had! 100% recommend!

No complaints. Staff friendly and helpful especially Robert. Had a family suite with 2 queens and a twin. Traveling with my adult children and spouses. Plenty of space for our clothes as we were there prior to a family wedding. Beds very comfortable. Great location. Close to subway and very walkable with many restaurants and boutique stores. Great price!