Courtyard New York Manhattan/Upper East Side

Awesome 😎 will definitely rebook!

The room was comfortable, and the service was decent. It's a quiet area, and transportation is quite convenient with a bus stop right outside and the subway within two blocks. For Manhattan's Upper East Side, this hotel offers great value for money.

It is absolutely impossible to book a normal room within 3000 in New York. In order to be closer to the metropolis, I booked a B&B and was scared to death when I entered. I couldn't stay there for a moment. Although the landlord was very nice, I temporarily found the nearest Courtyard by Marriott. Although I was mentally prepared, I was still scared. The air conditioner in the first room was as loud as a tractor, but outside the window was a very tall black residential building that was very close. I don't know if it was because it was too close, but it made a very scary and inexplicable noise. So I went to the front desk to ask for a room change, and they changed me to a room with two beds across the street (I booked a king-size bed). After entering, the wall-mounted air conditioner was still roaring. I turned it off immediately and it was immediately much quieter. I walked to the window and listened and it was still noisy, but it was much better than the previous room. The black man who accompanied me to change rooms had a front door Boy is very nice. I asked why the window was so noisy, and he helped me press the window very hard. It turned out that the window was too thin, old and deformed, and there was a big gap at the joint. After he pressed it hard, it became much better. It is much better than the previous room. I'll just make do with it. Fortunately, New York is not hot these days, and the quilt of the hotel is thin, so the room is relatively quiet after turning off the air conditioner. The only thing is that the refrigerator is too old and it hums when it works. Fortunately, I am tired from going out every day, so I can fall asleep with it as an accompaniment. The room with two beds is of good size and the beds are relatively It's spacious, enough for a family of three with a child. The bed is quite comfortable and the pillows are nice. There's a small supermarket downstairs where you can get purified water, which saves a lot of money. I foolishly bought two bottles for $8 on the first day. Hotels under $3,000 in the US probably don't have toiletries or slippers, so be sure to bring them. Also, this hotel is close to 109th Street, so I didn't dare go out at night. It's indeed not far from the Metropolitan Museum, but I only dared to take a taxi there. I stayed two days and then changed hotels. By the way, remember to ask the front desk for a room facing the hotel entrance; it's relatively quiet here.

Mainly for the convenience of travel After visiting the Metropolitan Museum of Art, it takes about 10 minutes to get to the hotel The Upper East Side environment is relatively safe The room is small, and I asked the front desk for a room with a good view But when I moved in, I found that it was next to the linen room, and there was nothing to see. The waiter opened and closed the door early in the morning, which was very noisy The only bright spot was the microwave

The hotel itself does not have breakfast, which is different from what Ctrip described. It is understandable that the land is very expensive in the Upper East District. Ctrip's prices are somewhat deceptive. There is no need to book a breakfast-included package.

The location is OK and convenient for travel