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1. The rooms are small but have everything you need.
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2. The rooms are microscopic (literally, a bed and 2 small side tables.
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3. Though the bar behind the lounge entrance was busy Room was a bit small and a bit dirty (light switches, paint in a couple areas) maybe not renovated ed on 16th floor yet The largest concern was an air conditioner which did not cool down the room at all, unfortunate as it was great May weather in NY.
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4. Having read so many reviews by American visitors to Europe complaining about the small size of rooms in European hotels I was quite looking forward to seeing an American hotel room for the first time.
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5. Once I got in, the room was quite small.
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6. The wood paneling in the room may have accentuated the smallness, but it was pretty unique.
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7. Nice room, just small.
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8. the room is small, however we liked our room.
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9. The room was extremely small, but comfortable.
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10. The room was small but we weren't in the city to bumble around the room, it had everything we needed for the short break.
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11. Good service great customer service but some rooms can be a bit small.
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12. The rates are reasonable however rooms are small even by NYC standards.
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13. The only mirror in the room was in the bathroom and was very small.
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14. The rooms were very small.
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15. It is a young place full of music and young peopleThe rooms are ridiculously small and it is extremely difficult for two people to move in this tiny space.
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16. Cool trendy hotel, but very small rooms, and not very modern.
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17. Eventough the room was very small it was beautiful and clean.
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18. The only drawbacks are the prices of the restaurant and bar, which are a bit ridiculously overpriced; the rooms are extremely small; and it is next to impossible to get a taxi from the front of the hotel.
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19. Rooms are small but are clean,comfortable.
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20. I went in eyes open-- knew the rooms were small.
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21. Small but well appointed rooms,great location for Mid town , Central Park area.
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22. We opened the door to our room and although I had read reviews I have to say I was shocked at how small the room was.
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23. The short corridor into the room had a small hanging closet with iron and board.
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24. Rooms are small but you don't need much more space if you are visiting New York.
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25. We were on the newly renovated 7th floor which was lovely, the room was small but reading ahead we already expected this, there is plenty of storage space in the bathroom and there was plenty of space to hang up our clothes and our 4 cases fit nicely under the bed.
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26. Good to Know:no gift shop or coffee shop in the hoteldon't miss the front door!it's small and would be easy to walk right by, but there is always someone there to open the door for you and let you know if you're in the right spotthere is a window between the shower and the room with 2 sheer-ish panels you can close, but does not provide total privacy.
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27. Although the hotel its pretty cool, posh and cool looking ( love the chandellier) the rooms are So small.
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28. The rooms are small but OK.
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29. I am used to small room in NYC but this took it to the extreme.
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30. Rooms are very small, and not at all sound proff to city noices.
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31. The room was ridiculously small and noisy.
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32. The rooms, yes they are small but what do you expect in NYC.
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33. We had heard about the Hudson before our stay and knew it had small rooms with great public spaces.
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35. And then the usual - the room is so small i hit my head on the TV that was hung on the wall when I got up in the middle of the night.
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36. Rooms at the lower price range are small but functional.
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37. The rooms are small and noisy- it could be said that it felt as though the window was open.
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38. My least favorite things are the dim hallways, tiny rooms, tiny bathrooms, and lack of space to comfortably fit 2 small carry-on suitcases.
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39. Rooms: I've only experienced a small room with insufficient space for two carry-on suitcases.
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40. Although the rooms are comfortable, we found the bedroom/bathroom very small, so we did not spend that much time there, except to sleep.
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41. I got over that by getting to our small but very comfortable and cleverly setup room.
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42. Rooms are a bit small, but given the rate I paid, I would happily stay here again.
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43. Rooms were also a bit dark and small, even by New York standards.
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44. Yes the rooms are small, but not so much so that they cause a problem.
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45. Whilst the rooms are small.
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46. The room was small but as a frequent visitor to NYC I expected it to be a lot smaller - so I was quite happy with room size.
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47. Considering we had prepared ourselves for a small room, it was great.
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48. No question the rooms are small, as is the tight bathroom.
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49. I knew the room is small, but if I knew the mattress is hard and lumpy I would never have booked this hotel.
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50. Secondly, the rooms were just emabarassingly small.
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51. Small rooms and tiny bathrooms.
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52. The room is VERY small but I am used to European hotels.
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53. Yes, the rooms are small, but I wasn't holding any banquets or concerts in it, so that was okay.
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54. The website is clear about the size of the rooms, so no surprise that it was small.
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55. The room though was so small, I think the smallest I have ever seen.
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56. The rooms are very small but fine for two people.
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57. Having said that, as with other boutique hotels, the rooms were small, there were no AM papers, they charge for wifi after the first 24 hours, in the bar we couldn't get any munchies with or $60 bottle of $15 Malbec, the waitress recorked our bottle after the first pour etc etc.Still, for what we paid, a good deal.
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58. I know I am from Texas and things are bigger here but to say these rooms are small does not cover it.
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59. Bathtub, not a good idea to put bathtub in such a small room.
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60. Bed hard as a rock; extremely small room.
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61. The rooms are small - but they are comfortable, quiet and a great location.
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62. We knew the rooms would be small from the reviews but we were pleasantly surprised.
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63. We enjoyed our stay at the Hudson and found the hotel and the room pretty good, albeit we had a delux double and it was still very small.
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64. I walked into the hallway, which was dark, dingy, dirty, and thought 'What the heck did I get myself into?' When I entered my room I found it to be awkwardly small, non-functional, dirty and gross.
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65. Yes, the room is small but well designed.
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66. The room was a bit small and disappointing compared to the public areas but for the location I'm sure it is hard to beat.
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67. The rooms are small, but if you are just two people, this shouldn't be a problem.
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68. Sure the rooms are small at the Hudson but who spends hours on end in a hotel room anyway.
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69. Its a sad state of affairs that NYC regs allow rooms this small.
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71. although the room was very small im not complaining about thatthe complaint is specifically that the washroom was cleaned with bleach and the smell was so strong that I stayed at a friends house the second night of my stay insteadwhen checking out I mentioned this to the front desk and the guy told me to go to trip advisor so here I am and here is my complaint.
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72. The Hudson's rooms are small, even by New York standards.
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73. I've stayed in many a small European hotel and this is the tiniest hotel room I've ever seen.
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74. The rooms were very small but as you don't go ny to stay in your hotel room it wasn't an issue for us.
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75. The rooms are small, even by London (UK, my hometown) standards so anyone expecting a American spacefest will be shocked.
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76. ) The rooms are beyond small.
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77. Understanding that rooms in NYC are small there was enough space for 2 of us to unpack and relax for our 5 days .
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78. I really like the location of the hotel, but as many of the reviews note, the regular rooms are painfully small.
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79. Yes the rooms are small and the bathroom even smaller, but the room was clean and after all I was only there to sleep so personally the size of the room was not an issue.
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80. Rooms are indeed very small and bathrooms een smaller.
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81. The Hudson is basically a Lovely lobby, study, Bar and roof with very small rooms that are reasonably kitted out.
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82. Rooms were quite small and we had been upgraded, but to be honest we didn't spend a lot of time in the room during the day as we were out seeing the sights.
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83. The suite was small, the rooms were simple and the bed nice.
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84. I KNOW everyone says that NYC rooms are small, and you don't go to NYC to stay in your room, but this was, ankle on bed bashing small.
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85. Yes, the rooms are small-even for New York, but they are so clean and furnished beautifully.
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86. The rooms are really small and minimal, but that's to be expected in New York.
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87. The rooms are really small and relatively no-frills, but the location is great.
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88. Rooms are small (typical for Manhattan) but clean and comfortable.
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89. Very small rooms which are in need of refurbishment and have tiny bathrooms.
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90. The rooms per se are small, basic and uninteresting.
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91. Yes the rooms are small but what do you want, its only somewhere to sleep, it's not like you spend all day in the room you should be out enjoying the sights.
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92. The rooms are ridiculously small (not even enough space to do pushups on the floor without my elbows hitting the wall).
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93. The rooms are small but for myself that was just fine.
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94. I booked this trip knowing that the hotel rooms were small and others had complained about them.
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95. If you book a standard room you will end up with a very small room.
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96. Even by New York standards the room sizes were very small.
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97. Small rooms even smaller bathrooms, if you want to spend a lot of time in the hotel , book something else.
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98. the lobby is amazing, the rooms are a little small, but lovely.
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99. The rooms are small but not as bad as some of the other European rooms I've been in.
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100. Our room, although small, was comfortable and very quiet.
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101. We stayed for 3 nights & 4 days & found the atmosphere was pleasant, staff was helpful, breakfast was delicious with a good array of quality foods, as for the rooms being small, didn't really have time to notice, being out sightseeing all day & most of the night, although we found lighting a bit too dim & unlit in the hallways, The location was fantastic, within walking distance to everything a sightseer needs.
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102. We went to NY for a quick weekend getaway right before Christmas, so anymore than a quick trip and I think the small room and rediculously small bathroom would have driven me crazy!(I read a review on this site that said your knees actually touch the wall when sitting on the toilet, and it is by no means an exaggeration.
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103. But even given these things, and te cruise ship smallness of the room and bathroom, we still ended up happy with the hotel.
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104. The rooms are small and the bathrooms smaller still (strictly one person!).
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105. Once you get over how small the room what is apparant is that you get a really nice bed, high quality bed linen, very effective air conditioning and a nice Sony LCD tv with full cable tv and an Ipod dock.
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106. Our room was nice, well equipped but extremely small.
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107. Rooms were clean but extremely small.
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108. If you do your research before hand you know the rooms are going to be on the small side.
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109. With the expectation of a good 3* hotel with small rooms, I would be happy.
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110. The room was beyond small.
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111. Although I'm seasoned in NYC hotels and used to small rooms, this place was extreme in that regard.
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112. That room is way too small so we upgraded and was well worth it.
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113. The rooms are quite small, but if you've looked at other reviews you should know that.
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114. Small room, tiny desk, but I was not there often so no problem.
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115. If you want to spend alot of time at the hotel when visiting new York this hotel is no good for you as the rooms are stupidly small.
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116. However the rooms were still very small and didn't deserve the price they were charging for them.
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117. The room was small, dark, dingy and depressing, full of Ikea furniture.
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118. stayed here on dec 4 2011 the rooms are very small.
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119. OBVIOUSLY the rooms were small, everywhere in New York has small rooms, but what exactly do you need it for.
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120. However, the rooms are ridiculously small, even though we got upgraded to a bigger room on arrival (I'd hate to see the original room!).
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121. Rooms are incredibly small.
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122. Room was so small I smashed my head on the TV when getting out of bed leading to bleeding.
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123. From dark, dirty hallways, to chipping paint on the doors to the rooms to the inexcusably small rooms - this was a huge MESS from the get go.
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124. When i booked this hotel for an evening out with my wife and i we were not prepared for how small the room would be.
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125. once you get over the fact that everything in your room is small, you can have a fun time in the hotel.
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126. The next room was ok, small as we know all rooms are at this property, and we managed to survive with the lack of space for a long ten days stay.
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127. On first entering the room, I realized that the room was small.
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128. rooms are very small, but the common areas throughout the hotel are very cool.
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129. The room was very clean but small.
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130. Yes the rooms are small but unless you are planning on staying in your room, consider the advantages: Public areas are beautiful, especially when the outside areas are open; convenient walking distance to many important NYC venues; staff friendly and helpful.
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131. I thought our room was very clean, but bathroom on the small size but how long does anyone spend in there .
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132. But I was prepared for that, and although small, the room was pristine and very nice.
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133. Yes, the rooms are small (and a little too 'over-the-top' dark).
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134. The first time I was here, I booked a standard room, which is by far as small as my hand.
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135. I had called the hotel once I knew and requested two rooms with two beds each but upon arrival they did not have any available so we had to spend the first night in a very small room with a small queen bed where there was hardly room to walk around the bed and the bathroom shower had a window to the room with just a curtain to pull for privacy.
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136. As all reviews say, the rooms are very very small, but they are manageable and stylish and have everything we want - in fact we didn't want a TV, which took up a lot of space, even though flat-screen - and how much time do you spend in a hotel room in New York.
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137. As far as the room it was beyond small, but they do disclaimer that on their website.
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138. Yes the rooms are small but its a boutique hotel, what do you expect.
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139. The rooms are small but their dimensions are very well described on Hudson's website.
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140. The lobby and the library bar were cool but the room was small and not that comfortable.
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141. Let me explain how small the rooms are.
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142. Uncomfortably small rooms - no amenities and for $350+ per room this experience was inexcusable and totally unacceptable.
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143. The rooms are small, but certainly doable for a short stay and not excess luggage.
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144. I stayed there for three nights without complaining the hotel management on the issue, because it would have been too painful for me to try to pack two times in such a small room.
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145. The rooms are so small you hit your knees off the bathroom wall when sitting on the toilet, staff were really unhelpful although they often smiled whilst being unhelpful.
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146. Upon check in, the wonderful front desk person told us that our room was a very small room, smaller than the usual small rooms at the Hudson, and upgraded us as we were sharing and were two co-workers and would appreciate a bit more space.
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147. As most of the other reviews stated the standard rooms at this hotel are super small and a little claustrophobic.
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148. the basic rooms are small,very small!the middle class rooms are better but still without a real closet.
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149. Rather than the small room, my main concern was the irritating noise coming from the A/C even when the A/C at my room was not turned off.
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150. The rooms are ultra small.
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151. The rooms are admittedly very much on the small side, and there is no closetspace for unpacking, forcing you to live out of your suitcase.
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152. Cochroachs, broek hairdryer and safe, only a small porthole window (in some rooms) - i finally upgraded and moved rooms, only to find another broken hairdryer and safe.
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153. The room was super small - it was a super, shall I say.
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154. Yes, my room was small and I could almost touch both walls while lying in the middle of my bed (Come to think of it, I actually may have), but saying that, the room was meticulously clean and it offered every amenity that I needed.
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155. I'm super surprised about how small the room actually was - I've been in closets bigger, the washroom was tiny (smaller than washrooms in Paris, really).
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156. I actually accepted the small size of the room, but when it comes to basic ammenities, that's when I'm a bit perplexed.
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157. The room was small, as others have mentioned.
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158. The room was pretty small but meticulously clean, and I love the high thread count sheets and designer toiletries.
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159. In my entire life of travel I've never stayed in a room so small; however ingeniously designed to appear larger at first glance.
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160. As has been said, the rooms are quite small.
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161. Our room was small but clean.
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162. Super small rooms, but that is not unusual for a city.
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163. Room very small, shower smelt, safe broke when using it.
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164. The standard rooms are seriously tiny and too small for 2 people with luggage.
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165. Upgraded to Superior room but the room was very small and inside temp was cold, the thermostat was not working and had no heat.
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166. Not a good idea rooms are very small.
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167. - The lifts are broken down (2 of 6 work, with the result that it takes forever to get to any of the Hudson's 24 floors),- The beds are cheap skeletons (you can feel the springs through the sheets), - The rooms are tiny (so small in fact, that if you're over six foot you can't actually sit on the child-size toilet), and- The staff are chaotic.
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168. The rooms are dingy and very small.
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169. While the rooms were small-- I found that problem in many other hotels in NYC.
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170. Restaurant is a bit weird and it's true that the rooms are small.
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171. Also a very small toilet so if you are tall ask for more spacious room.
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172. Bedrooms are small but this is New York but ensure you get a room above the 16th Floor unless you intend to party all night and want the sound of the bar & music in your room.
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173. however it is a small room, but your only there to sleep and get ready right.
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174. The beds were clean, the rooms smelt fresh and well aired and the bathroom was fully stocked with towels, toilet paper, soap, shower gel, shampoo, conditioner and a small hairdryer on the back of the door (which came in useful when my hairdryer was too powerful for the voltage)The bathroom is VERY small though and I am not sure you can call the bath a bath, I don't think the Hudson do though.
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175. Room was clean but so small.
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176. The rooms were clean but small as most have mentioned previously.
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177. Positives: position, sky terrace, free internet and a great vibeNegatives: constant parties in the lobby, rooms small but functional, service is rather mechanical but gets it doneAlround a good job.
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178. Old building with small rooms, now a tired old space with small rooms and uninterested unresponsive staff.
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179. Although it was fashion week during my visit this is no excuse for the poor service and the dingy, small room.
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180. Ok - we knew the room was going to be small - but it was really comfortable (though how anyone over an average size manages to fit on the loo is a mystery!).
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181. My room was quite small, but was clean and comforrtable.
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182. The rooms are small but it's New York.
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183. The rooms are very small but very clean and well appointed.
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184. Yes, the rooms are small, but they're clean and comfortable.
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185. Rooms Very small, the only thing seperating the room from the also very small bathroom was a piece of glass and a see-thru curtian.
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186. Some people did mention the small size of their room.
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187. They do have about 8 different types of room and yes the basic one is very small, but if you want more room book a bigger option for a few bucks more.
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188. The rooms are very small but comfortable-perfect for a short stay.
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189. The only hotel without a sign out front, according to our cabbie, the rooms are small, European-like, spare, but who cares.
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190. Yes, the rooms are small, but it's NYC.
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191. the queen room is only enough to somehow fit in one small bed.
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192. The room and the bathroom, though small, were more than adequate and well-appointed.
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193. The rooms were very small for 2 people sharing.
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194. We were given an upgrade but our room was in need of refurbishment, the ceiling was crumbling and the bathroom so small that my knees touched the wall when on the loo.
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195. as everybody else said, of course the rooms are small but confortable andin the end you won't spend a lot of time there.
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196. The rooms were indeed small, but were well-organized to make the most of the space.
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197. The great outdoor spaces and the clean rooms (albeit small) were nice enough to meet our needs, so we would go back to Hudson.
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198. My husband is 6'5' and I'm 5'9' so we were worried about the comments we read about the rooms being VERY small.
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199. Room size was small--VERY small.
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200. The room was nearly as small as the bed.
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201. We read all about the small rooms so 'upgraded' to a superior queen - which was still super small but workable and I think the bathroom was marginally bigger and thus small but again workable.
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202. We'd read the reviews and knew the rooms were small.
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203. As a family of four, we reserved a 'double-double' which gave us two queen sized beds in a room with a small amount of additional space for luggage and a small bathroom.
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204. Like other reviewers, I found the rooms to be incrediby small.
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205. On the room front, if the sqaure footage is anything to go by then the standard rooms maybe small, but the difference in cost from standard to superior is small, and a stay in room 1850 will certainly leave you smiling.
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206. We headed up to the room and discovered that the reviews were right: the rooms are very small; barely bigger than the bed.
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207. Our room was small, but super clean and modern.
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208. In the case of the Hudson Hotel, the rooms are so small that they have to be part of the headline of any thorough review.
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209. However, the room was incredibly small with a full size bed with a foot around the edges and perhaps 2 at the bottom.
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210. We stayed in their 'next to cheapest' room and we were aware that the room would be small.
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211. The $250/night room was so small that we couldn't walk around the bed, nor seat at the tiny desk next to the bed.
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212. Old small room, bathroom no comment, carpet outside the room dirty, security case not fixed in the wall!( we went down in the lobby with the security case to complain.
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213. It consisted of a narrow corridor into the room with a hanging rail for clothes and then basically a bed, a small walkway around the bed with a desk at the end and then a glass wall which was the back of the shower.
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214. Trendy Hotel And Extra Small Rooms but good overall value,Dim Lights In The Lobby And loud Music Till Midnight, Free WI-FI And The Staff Was Exellent and Friendly Except the bell boy was very rude and stressed i guess he don't like his job.
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215. the halls are really dark, food average, unfriendly personnel, noisy at night, rooms are extremely small .
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216. The rooms are amazingly small, and crammed.
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217. Otherwise, small but perfect rooms.
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218. I wouldnt rush back to this hotel as it was too dark and too small rooms, however for location it was ok.
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219. The rooms were very small and only had a small space between the bed and the walls.
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220. I shudder to think how small a standard room must be.
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221. All this aside, the rooms were terrible- small, dirty, dated.
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222. Rooms are small at the Hudson.
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223. The rooms are indeed small but this is typical for New York.
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224. We are not picky and are used to having rooms in New York City being small.
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225. Our room was very clean although very small, but we were aware of this issue after we booked our 'mystery hotel' deal.
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226. Yes, the rooms are small, but think intimate, maybe state-room-like.
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227. The rooms are small but good to share.
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228. We saw inside some of the standard rooms and we would have had had to make a choice between our luggage in it or ourselves they we were so small.
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229. Yes, the rooms are small but I was not in my room that much at all.
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230. however, the corridors to the rooms were poorly lit and the rooms themselves very small.
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231. The room was rediculously small.
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232. The rooms are small but stylish and have everything you need.
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233. The rooms are small but so nicely decorated.
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234. The single room is too small and a solo guest is advised to take a double room.
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235. Rooms very small and is suited for couples or single travelers.
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236. small rooms yes but delightful with everything you need .
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237. The room was clean, with a small but nice bathroom and shower.
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238. The room was smallish, with a 3/4 bed, but it wasn't too small, and the bed was comfortable, and the room was very cold when we walked in.
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239. The rooms are small, but your in New York and shouldnt be spending too long in there anyway.
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240. My room was approximately 8x8 (I measured) and the bathroom was so small that you could not stand in front of the sink without closing the door to the bathroom, since the door partially obstructed the sink.
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241. The room was fairly small but i had expected that with it being New York.
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242. We (family of 3) won the room on priceline and became concerned after reading reviews that the rooms would be micro-small.
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243. Yes, room we stayed in was small, but it kept us neat.
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244. Of course rooms are small - it is Manhattan - unless you can afford penthouse.
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245. The rooms are so small, let me say that again, they are comically, ridiculously small.
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246. Yes, rooms are small but space is very efficiently used.
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247. The rooms are very small and we had a larger suite of the doubles.
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248. The rooms are very small but the design of the room and the use of the space available makes them seem larger.
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249. Still, the amazingly small room was just too much to handle, so after three nights I moved to another hotel where I had just as good a location.
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250. - Book online via the Hudson Hotel website directly rather than using a third party company as these companies select the cheapest standard rooms which are very small (hence the number of negative reviews on the Trip Advisor website).
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251. Horribly small rooms.
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252. The room is very small and the design is really weird.
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253. Room was NOT upgraded and was small and dingy.
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254. I know hotel rooms in NYC are small and expensive.
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255. Read the reviews here about how small the rooms are, but I still wanted to take my chance.
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256. Good location, nice outdoor space, small and old fashion rooms.
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257. Rooms finished in style bathroom very I mean very small and avoid level 8 our discounted room on this level had traffic all night long which got a bit much in the end.
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258. Only complaint rooms a bit small for the queen size bed but hey all you need in a room is your bed.
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259. Great welcome from door staff, Great hotel very diseving from the out side by wow good lay out from front door to massive reception, room small but loads in the room (music, Playstation,Tv, Mags & storage.
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260. Our first room was SO small that we upgraded to a large room, which was very nice.
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261. The room was nice and clean but small, which we expected so it was not a surprise.
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262. Rooms are very small, but comfortable.
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263. The room was a bit small, but had all that you needed in it.
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264. The small bed filled the entire room and was very low.
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265. The room is so horribly small you can hardly move if you have 2 people in it.
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266. I expect a small room in NYC but his one was elegantly designed.
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267. We are two couples in our mid sixties and found the rooms in this hotel too small and unsuitable for older bodies.
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268. As others have written, the room was indeed small.
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269. CON (there is only one):-The room size: Our room (#729) was ungodly small.
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270. We had the standard queen room and pretty much all that was in the main room was a bed, tv and a small desk.
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271. We also tried to figure out how to shut off the AC as it was like Siberia in the small room.
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272. The room is small but adequate.
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273. Think of a small room, then think smaller.
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274. Yes, the rooms are extraordinarily small, I bumped my head on the TV.
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275. The room was a lot bigger than I expected, considering all of the bad reviews on the small rooms.
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276. Our room was small and cute but functional and quite cozy.
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277. This small room, however, had seen better days.
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278. I don' t mind small rooms at all.
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279. The lobby and corridors are really dark, the rooms are pretty small (although not absolutely ridiculous as some people have said) and the service, although on the face of it is ok, is actually awful.
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280. The room was comfortable and clean, but was quite small, had no bath tub, and the air conditioning was really loud.
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281. It was very noisy as we waited in the long queue for check-in and when we took our 7th floor room, we realised that all the music was funnelling up from the internal courtyard and it was very difficult to relax especially with the rooms being so small.
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282. Also, if they are catering to the tourist crowd, it makes sense to have small rooms since they will mostly be using the rooms just to sleep and get cleaned up (or not, see the 'european tourist' part).
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283. I expected small rooms considering the price and location this is what I got .
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284. The rooms are small but they're fine.
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285. The rooms are VERY small but well laid out.
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286. Good location but very small rooms (somewhat comfortable but aluminum chairs?- Have mercy) and insufficient light (everywhere).
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287. The room was a little small but it's New York and that's what I would expect.
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288. I read a few reviews saying the rooms were small and that people had other issues, but I had a positive experience overall.
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289. As others have said the rooms are stupid - not just small, plain stupid.
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290. These were the list of complaints:- Rooms are miniscule - we even upgraded to the deluxe suite and still relatively small- The Lobby is insanely dark that you literally cannot see - and the same for all the hallways- General level of service very poor- Pay $10 wifi and they then expect you to pay an additional $10 for every additional device in your room (inc iPhones etc)- $17 for two coffees - $75 for breakfast (OJ, Coffee and cereal)- Room falling apart- Bathrooms look like they are from the Stasi HQ, not luxury showers rather decontamination blocks.
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291. The room was small, but about average for boutique hotels in NYC.
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292. I had stayed at the Hudson more than 5 years ago, so I knew the rooms were small.
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293. The reception staff were friendly and helpful, we had a room on the 24th floor so we couldn't hear any noise, use ear plugs when you sleep and you'll be fine, the room was small but clean and modern, the conceirge gave us a great recommendation for an indian restaurant that was fantastic.
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294. Were the rooms very small - Yes.
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295. The room was noisy, very small, the bed even smaller, the linen IKealike, the bathroom had no privacy (I was traveling with my husband!).
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296. It was clean which was important and although rooms are very small - if you're only there for sleeping and showering I see no problem in this.
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297. Wonderfully decorated and trendy on arrival BUT this is a hotel not a barThe room is so so small it's impossible to feel confortable.
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298. The rooms are beyond small and with an arthritic mother, it's not an ideal situation to be in.
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299. The room itself is small, which having been to NYC before I fully expected, however, this from cannot fit two adults' suitcases without one of us falling over it.
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300. No hotel that is rated a four star or above should have rooms this small.
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301. The rooms are small but cleaned and that`s what we really needed.
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302. Nice hotel - clean and tidyVery modern/trendy decor Staff politeFood nice (expensive breakfast but better than I had anywhere else during my stay in NY)Central location - good base for sight seeing I would recommend this hotel, the only downside was the size of the room - not a major issue as we didn't spend much time in the room, but they are very small.
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303. Saw reviews prior and expected small room- yes is small but clean and great bath products.
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304. Having stayed in other NYC hotels over the last 10-15yrs, I was aware that New York hotel rooms are (on the whole) small and very pricey.
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305. However, I have never experienced such a small room in all my travels.
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306. I wouldn't want to stay in the room for a long period of time; it's very small.
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307. The rooms are small but nice and modern.
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308. The room was on the small side but the bed was comfortable.
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309. The sound proofing is poor and you can here next door clearly (suspect that is due to the fact the rooms are so small), ended up whispering for the most part, the doors slam shut and when a neighbour comes in you honestly think someone is trying to gain entry to your room.
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310. I knew people had said the rooms were small - but nothing had prepared me for the fact that they were TINY.
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311. When we arrived back to collect the key we had a small wait as reception was busy but we got the key and peceded to our room to meet our luggage, one of the many bug bears I had with the hotel was the amount of time I seemed to spend waiting for the lifts to arrive whether we were going up or down we seemed to spend a great deal of time waiting and trying to anticipate the lift that would arrive to prevent the inevitable scrum for the lift as by the time it had arrived there was a crowd of people waiting.
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312. Room very small but nice-tv terrible reception.
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313. The room was extremely small and the hotel is saving a lot of money on electricity since they don't seem to use any light bulbs, but that was not unexpected and we were okay with it.
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314. Rooms are small and only to crash in.
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315. But rooms are so small.
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316. As people have mentioned the room was small, but its New York.
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317. I know Manhattan is famous for small rooms and high rates, but this took the biscuit / cookie - the smallest room I've ever stayed in anywhere.
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318. We had been warned in reviews that the rooms would be very small, and they were.
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319. The rooms are way beyond small, there wasn't enough floor space next to the bed to lay a modestly sized suitcase flat, and scarcely enough storage to put both our cases out of the for the stay.
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320. The downside of the hotel is that the rooms are small and dark but I think that is probably normal in NYC unless you pay a lot for your room.
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322. The size of the room is very small but is fine for just one person.
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323. And if all this wasn't bad enough, the room is clautrophobically small.
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324. The dissapointment came when even the guy at the check in desk said their rooms are even small in NY terms.
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325. Rooms are indeed exceptionally small, so it's hard to feel like you're getting value for money here, but that's the norm in Manhattan.
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326. I had read reviews on here commenting on small rooms and yes they are not huge but they are very clean, modern and contain all you could want for an enjoyable stay.
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327. The hotel is pretencious and poorly lit with small small rooms.
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328. The Hudson is a boutique hotel which is code for small rooms and expensive.
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329. The Hudson is a boutique hotel which is code for small rooms and expensive.
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330. The hotel is pretencious and poorly lit with small small rooms.
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331. Room are small, it's just clean enough, it seems cigarette everywhere in the hotel, rooms are very noisy, it's dark everywhere.
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332. Room are small, it's just clean enough, it seems cigarette everywhere in the hotel, rooms are very noisy, it's dark everywhere.
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333. the staff were lovely in this hotel but the rooms are very small and if you are over 5ft tall can cause problems if the rooms had been bigger i would have booked again to stay here on my next visit to New York.
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334. Although it didn't bother me too much, the rooms are small and the bathroom is tiny - only the teeny shower bothered me a little.
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335. Although it didn't bother me too much, the rooms are small and the bathroom is tiny - only the teeny shower bothered me a little.
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336. Whilst the rooms are small, they're well designed, so it didn't bother us too much.
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337. Whilst the rooms are small, they're well designed, so it didn't bother us too much.
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338. The next size up also very, very small (smaller than out smallest bedroom at home)-hardly any room on either side of double bed(not king size-small double).
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339. Tiny rooms; we were told by reception staff that as we were staying for 5 nights, it would be best if we upgraded as rooms very small.
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340. Tiny rooms; we were told by reception staff that as we were staying for 5 nights, it would be best if we upgraded as rooms very small.
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341. The next size up also very, very small (smaller than out smallest bedroom at home)-hardly any room on either side of double bed(not king size-small double).
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342. The Double Double Room is decent size but the single room is pretty small.
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343. The hotel is beautiful and while rooms may have been small, they are quite manageable for two people.
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344. And yes, the rooms are small.
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345. The rooms are very,very small.
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346. The rooms are very,very small.
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347. Swept up in small piles around our meeting room were piles of sawdust and dirt as though the room had recently been remodeled and not yet cleaned.
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348. Swept up in small piles around our meeting room were piles of sawdust and dirt as though the room had recently been remodeled and not yet cleaned.
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349. On the bad side the rooms are small.
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350. I was very nervous because of all I've heard about the small room sizes.
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351. Small room and the bathtub was broken out, i had to shower on the conrete floor.
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352. There was a huge mirror (which helped make the small space look bigger), and the best was really comfy and spacious (we had a Queen room).
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353. Great location - Amazing bars and great music, the hotel itself is little more than a cool bar and somewhere to sleep, the rooms are seriously small even though we were upgraded coz it was my friends birthday.
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354. the room were small but very well decorated and space was used well.
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355. I saw the regular rooms and while the deluxe king is small the regular (queen) rooms are tiny.
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356. Room:Ok, it was small lets not kid but let that not deter you.
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357. Yes, the rooms are small but everything is stylish and spotlessly clean.
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358. The rooms are small but worse were some basic design flaws - a walkin wardrobe area with only a few hangers and no shelves or drawers so I ended up with all my clothes except suits in my suitcase as there was no where else to put them.
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359. This hotel is in a good location and the staff were helpful BUT the rooms are small and I mean small.
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360. The rooms are small but clean and nice, but the reception area is really dark with weird decorations, and the business center is a in my mind close to a joke.
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361. The room could hardly hold the luggage that we had and the bathroom was hopelessly small.
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362. Great location, nice staff, beautiful lobby & bars (a bit dark, the same for the elevators with very hard to read buttons) but rooms only fit for one or two night stay as they are rather small, a bed with walk around it space and most important for tourists: it lack closets which meant for 9 night stayers like us: suitcase camping.
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363. Awful hotel rooms to small gym a joke and drinks very expensive and dark and dingy big fan of morgans but never again here.
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364. To start with, the rooms are small.
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365. The rooms are indeed small and the hallways very dark but we didn't mind that at all, as everything in the room was designed to be functional.
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366. The room was definately small, you had to side step along the bottom of the bed to get to the desk and bathroom, but they made up for the limited space with unique design and eclectic touches.
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367. Our room had space to hang items and a few small cube shelves.
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368. Rooms: As others have said, the rooms are SMALL.
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369. Wow, I didn't think it was even possible to construct a room that small.
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370. Other than that, i think the only person that could be comfortable in the small rooms is a contortionist.
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371. Room and bathroom are small like a cruise ship, very clean, and a very comfortable bed.
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372. The room was too small, there was no place for our 2 suitecases.
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373. i reserved a loft suite after reading the small room reviews and our suite was tiny!our room had a constant draft which couldnt be stopped and a view of a brick wall across from us but the booking said garden/city view.
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374. small room, no space to do anything, seemed like I was in a typical Tokyo hotel room layout.
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375. Yes, the rooms are small, but we had no problem fitting 2 adults and 2 toddlers comfortably.
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376. Small rooms, but the whole environment is excellent.
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377. Our room was great (1455) , small but not nearly as small as some of the pictures I've seen on this site plenty of room to move about , bathroom had a full size bath and a shower.
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378. When I walked into my room I like seeing the wood floor, as I walked farther in I quickly realized how small the room was, and there was a metal chair with a tiny little desk.
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379. Even though the rooms are small, we were not too bothered.
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380. The only small gripes we had were we booked a room with a park view but we were given street view which was slightly noisy but we soon adjusted.
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381. The rooms are very small, and the bathroom is the size of a wardrobe - if you're 5'6' your knees will touch the wall when you're on the loo.
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382. The rooms are very small, and the bathroom is the size of a wardrobe - if you're 5'6' your knees will touch the wall when you're on the loo.
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383. cool/ hip feel but very very small room.
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384. cool/ hip feel but very very small room.
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385. But small isn't the real problem: there are no drawers, two people could never share this room, the sirens are constant, the noise from the hall incessant (the door doesn't seal so you hear everything!) and the HVAC was so loud I had to choose between waking all night from the noise or freezing (I chose freezing.
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386. Of course, the rooms are insanely small but that's typical for NY (although the Royalton is better).
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387. But small isn't the real problem: there are no drawers, two people could never share this room, the sirens are constant, the noise from the hall incessant (the door doesn't seal so you hear everything!) and the HVAC was so loud I had to choose between waking all night from the noise or freezing (I chose freezing.
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388. Of course, the rooms are insanely small but that's typical for NY (although the Royalton is better).
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389. People complain of the small rooms here, but I actually think that's fine: I like a hotel that pushes people out of their rooms and into communal areasThe real problem here is the service, which is just utterly horrible.
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390. People complain of the small rooms here, but I actually think that's fine: I like a hotel that pushes people out of their rooms and into communal areasThe real problem here is the service, which is just utterly horrible.
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391. got my room in 10 in the morning even though the check in is said to be 3 p.m. the room was small but really nice, really great shower where u can see the television and not miss a thing and off course the stuff was great.
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392. got my room in 10 in the morning even though the check in is said to be 3 p.m. the room was small but really nice, really great shower where u can see the television and not miss a thing and off course the stuff was great.
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393. yes, they are very small but i have actually stayed in other new york hotels with similar small rooms.
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394. Having arrived in the room, I was greeted with a small, pokey room where there barely enough room to swing a cat.
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395. The bathroom was tiny (just a sink, toilet and half sized bath with shower), the bed was a small double and there was hardly any room to walk around the side of the bed.
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396. yes, they are very small but i have actually stayed in other new york hotels with similar small rooms.
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397. Having arrived in the room, I was greeted with a small, pokey room where there barely enough room to swing a cat.
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398. The bathroom was tiny (just a sink, toilet and half sized bath with shower), the bed was a small double and there was hardly any room to walk around the side of the bed.
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399. the room was much small than a cabin on a cruise ship.
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400. the room was much small than a cabin on a cruise ship.
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401. Other reviewer have written about the small rooms.
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402. Other reviewer have written about the small rooms.
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403. Hotel 'gym' is a small overheated, windowless room in the basement.
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404. Hotel 'gym' is a small overheated, windowless room in the basement.
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405. Here are my gripes:-hanging space is 0.5 metres wide with 5 hangers-no drawers to put clothes away (you end up stacking clothes everywhere which slightly defeats the point of having a 'design' style room)-no slippers-no dressing gown-room so small I couldn't get around the TV to get into bed (I am not obese!and we were staying in a suite)-no overhead lighting - thank God it was Halloween to help explain my mismatching clothes and make up.
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406. Here are my gripes:-hanging space is 0.5 metres wide with 5 hangers-no drawers to put clothes away (you end up stacking clothes everywhere which slightly defeats the point of having a 'design' style room)-no slippers-no dressing gown-room so small I couldn't get around the TV to get into bed (I am not obese!and we were staying in a suite)-no overhead lighting - thank God it was Halloween to help explain my mismatching clothes and make up.
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407. The rooms at the hotel are small and there are no dressers to put clothing in.
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408. Sure the rooms are small but who stays in the room when you have all of New York City to enjoy.
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409. For example- as others have stated, the rooms are very small.
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410. If I want a very small, dimly lit, European style room, I'll go to Europe.
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411. This room is so small.
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412. I knew the rooms were going to be small and that the hotel had some very cool public spaces but this was a disaster of a hotel from the moment we arrived.
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413. As many others have stated in the past the rooms are small.
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414. And the standard rooms are TOO SMALL!nowhere to hang clothes, nowhere to even put your cases, infact there isn't any room for anything.
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415. I know most people have concerns about the room size, and yes, they are very small, but it totally worked for us.
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416. The room (standar_ was small but you know this going into this hotel.
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417. The rooms are very very very small.
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418. If I had known just how small the rooms are in the Hudson, I would have booked another hotel.
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419. The room is small, very small.
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420. On arrival very impressed with location and stylish interior, had read room sizes were on small side but thought would be able to cope with it.
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421. If you are young and appreciate something that is very different from the norm DON'T let these reviews put you off, yes the rooms are small but you shouldn't go to New York if you are going to stay in your room.
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422. If you are young and appreciate something that is very different from the norm DON'T let these reviews put you off, yes the rooms are small but you shouldn't go to New York if you are going to stay in your room.
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423. While this hotel was clean and affordable, the rooms were extremely small, to the point of being uncomfortable for two persons to move around in.
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424. While this hotel was clean and affordable, the rooms were extremely small, to the point of being uncomfortable for two persons to move around in.
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425. The bathroom was so small that when the room was occupied by two you had to climb over one another and of dubious cleanliness.
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426. First of all, I was warned that most of the hotel rooms in NY manhattan are really small.
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427. The rooms in the Hudson hotel are so small, that you cannot:- watch television from your bed without twisting your neck- sit on the toilet (there isn't enough room for sitting normally)- take your baggage out from your suitcase.
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428. The rooms in the Hudson hotel are so small, that you cannot:- watch television from your bed without twisting your neck- sit on the toilet (there isn't enough room for sitting normally)- take your baggage out from your suitcase.
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429. The bathroom was so small that when the room was occupied by two you had to climb over one another and of dubious cleanliness.
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430. First of all, I was warned that most of the hotel rooms in NY manhattan are really small.
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431. Service great - I wasn't worried about the rooms being small, which they are, but dirty, which they are certainly not.
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432. Service great - I wasn't worried about the rooms being small, which they are, but dirty, which they are certainly not.
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433. It is beyond NYC small rooms - it is smaller than a dorm room.
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434. There is literally NO PRIVACY - it is part of the small room.
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435. There is literally NO PRIVACY - it is part of the small room.
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436. It is beyond NYC small rooms - it is smaller than a dorm room.
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437. The room was ridiculously small for the price charged, hardly room to go to the toilet in the bathroom area.
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438. After reading reviews, I was very nervous about how small the rooms actually were.
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439. The room was ridiculously small for the price charged, hardly room to go to the toilet in the bathroom area.
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440. The dlx room has addtnl chair and small table.
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441. The dlx room has addtnl chair and small table.
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442. After reading reviews, I was very nervous about how small the rooms actually were.
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443. When I visit NYC I'm generally out and about 90% of the time and therefore the small cabin like rooms did not bother me - I get it, enjoy the common space of the hotel and get out and enjoy the city.
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444. When I visit NYC I'm generally out and about 90% of the time and therefore the small cabin like rooms did not bother me - I get it, enjoy the common space of the hotel and get out and enjoy the city.
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445. The only downside was how SMALL the rooms were.
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446. The only downside was how SMALL the rooms were.
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447. We would'nt come here again, because the rooms are too small, even for a NY Hotel.
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448. But all the rooms in this hotel are very small and dark.
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449. But all the rooms in this hotel are very small and dark.
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450. We would'nt come here again, because the rooms are too small, even for a NY Hotel.
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451. Rooms are of course on the small side but there is just so much that makes up for it: the Sky Terrace, the Library Bar and the Hudson Bar are all great hotspots after a long day in the city.
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452. We were told by Trailfinders that the rooms were small but not to how small .
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453. Rooms are of course on the small side but there is just so much that makes up for it: the Sky Terrace, the Library Bar and the Hudson Bar are all great hotspots after a long day in the city.
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454. We were told by Trailfinders that the rooms were small but not to how small .
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455. Cons: The room was just too small.
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456. Bathroom Design solution: If you're staying at the Hudson, I suggest you call housekeeping and ask them to send up a small skinny desk (the same ones they have in the room).
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457. The room was quite small, but very clean and visually appealing.
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458. The rooms are small but I'm told that that is pretty common for a New York hotel.
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459. Small rooms but the see through window in shower is fun.
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460. Staff generally very friendly and helpful (and all dressed in regulation black T shirts - this is a designer hotel after all)My room was very small (OK for single occupancy and a short stay) but talking with a business associate who used to stay at the Hudson other and more expensive rooms aren't that much larger either.
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461. Public areas very nice but rooms small and major pitfall which does not seem to be mentioned anywhere is that no under 21's, even teenagers, are allowed in any of the bars after 8pm.
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462. I found it a bit intimidating when I arrived very late in the night, extremely tired from my flight, looking terrible and being surrounded by club bunnies dressed to kill in very tight clothing!;- I had a corner room which I understand is configured differently to the other rooms and slightly bigger, but the room was VERY SMALL.
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463. great location as well easy for NYC walking etc. rooms obviously small but who goes to NYC to sit in there room.
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464. Thank goodness I was by myself, the room is incredibly small, dark and noisy from the nightclub below.
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465. The rooms are just way too small, the beds small and the matress lumpy and thin and very near to the floor.
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466. To end we did see our first room before upgrading just to see what small was.
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467. The room included, a safe, iron, mini bar, flat screen tv w/satellite viewing, bathrobes, aveda products and a small writing/computer desk.
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468. The regular rooms are very small and if I had to stay there for 5 nights I don't think I would have been very delighted.
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469. We had booked our room on priceline for $150 a night for a Queen room, I knew the room was going to be small so asked about an upgrade.
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470. It is true that the hotel rooms in NYC are small unless you are spending big bucks.
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471. A lot of what you have read in these reviews is true about the Hudson, but there is more to the hotel experience than a small room.
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472. Much too small for 2 adults and a teenager so we got another room.
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473. Extremely small room and bathroom.
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474. We stayed at the Super cool Hudson for 9 nights - yes the rooms are small but brilliantly laid out and furnished - I read what the hotel dimensions were and the standard room was fine for two average size people.
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475. Potential draw backs of the Hudson: For able bodied travelers: regular rooms are very small based on the dorm room/pod style, which translates to entire room being an 150 square foot size MAXIMUM.
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476. Basically, Downside - small rooms Upside - this place is UBER trendy .
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477. Yeah sure, the corridors look like they have been plucked from a sinister movie and the rooms ARE small (even by NY standards) but they are well finished and lets face it, when in New York how much time do you actually spend in the hotel room.
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478. As a honeymoon couple we got our room upgraded - so everything I'd read about the rooms being very small wasnt really relevant to us.
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479. Our room was still on the small side, but was more than adequate for our needs.
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480. The size of the room is ridiculously small.
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481. Before going to New York last september we were thinking about cancelling our reservation at the Hudson because of the many reviews saying that the rooms were small, but then we decided to give it a try.
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482. Hotel has great facilities for drinking and eating, but the rooms are extremely small, with very little light coming thru.
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483. There is no doubt the rooms are small, the bathrooms even smaller and with two suitcases we could barely move around the room and instead had to crawl over the bed.
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484. The room is small, but this should not surprise anyone as they clearly state the square footage on their website.
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485. The location is perfect for us and we have long ago come to peace with the small rooms.
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486. Rooms are nice but small (designed by Philippe Starck).
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487. The room itself was quite small and not terribly intelligently laid out.
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488. In addition, it really only cooled my head; there was little or no circulation to other parts of the (very) small room.
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489. The rooms are small but they made good use of the space when they designed the hotel.
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490. And whilst we *were* out most of the day, when we got back to our hotel room, it was so incredibly small that all we could do was lie on the bed as there was nowhere else to sit, and no room to do anything.
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491. As soon as we opened the door to our room we were shocked: the room was very small, no cupboards, no space to open our luggage, it had a very small shower and toilette, small and old bed (noisy too!), very basic and depressing decoration, noisy and old air-conditioning system, and the noise from the street was very loud even though we were on the 10th floor.
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492. The room was uncomfortably small.
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493. I even heard some staff people say that their communication should be clear on the small rooms but state all the other advantages (bars) to avoid complaints.
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494. After reading the reviews we were ready for the extremely small rooms and I do mean small.
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495. yes the rooms are small but you should know that by now.
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496. The deluxe queen room was good size and the room with sitting area was comfortable and quite special with a small white leather love seat and chair.
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497. The rooms are a bit small but that was fully expected for a NY hotel.
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498. So to the staff at the hotel i say thank you very much for doing your best to rectify the problems ( see below list )with the first room we were givenExtremly noisy air con unit ( making sleep impossible the first night after an 11 hour flight )No safe in the room for passports etc/No tea/coffee facility no hairdryerBlack stains on the toiletTelevision placed so it was impossible to watch itBathroom so small it was almost impossible to use.
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499. We have traveled all over the world and stayed in some very small rooms, but this room wins the ridculously tiny award.
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500. I have stayed in a lot of hotels when traveling for leisure and business, but I have never seen a room this small.
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501. The rooms might be on the small side but who cares when there is so much to see and do.
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502. As an owner of a travel agency I would not hesitate to recommend this hotel, the only complaint, and it is minor are the small rooms, the staff are great, the hotel in general is very chic and those bell hops are sooo welcoming.
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503. We have stayed in small, boutique hotel rooms in Manhattan before but this was ridiculously tiny.
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504. Other reviews are correct in that some rooms are very small, but this is clearly advertised and part of the quirky charm of the Hudson.
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505. This is a nice hotel, close to many attractions in the City, the decor is really classy and elegent, the rooms are very very very small thou.
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506. When I take a trip and pay a small fortune for a room I like to have a lush comfy bed and nice bathroom with soft towels and place where I can relax post walking around all day - pre going out to party at night - and I've stayed in hotels in New York for the same price as the Hudson that have this - it does exist - just not at the Hudson.
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507. If some people think that the rooms are too small perhaps they don't realize that it is indeed NY and that they will be hard pressed to find 'roomy' accomodations anywhere in the city.
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508. the rooms are so small and down that is is crazy.
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509. Although the rooms are very small (which is what you have to expect in NYC), the stay was lovely.
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510. The room is 9' 6' X 9' 6' with the AC and small window located behind the headboard.
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511. The rooms were pretty bijou, with a small path around the sides of the bed.
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512. May give you nightmares!:) Our room was small but nowhere near as small as what others have mentioned.
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513. The room was small but clean typical New York.
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514. You could not fit more than one very small suitcase in the room.
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515. The rooms were beyond small.
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516. - Thin walls - because the rooms are small and there are thin walls you can hear people in the hallway walking and casually talking as if they were in your room.
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517. As former NYC dwellers and current, regular visitors, we really appreciate the small size of the typical NYC hotel room; however, the Hudson Hotel rooms are well below the bar on this scale.
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518. We stayed in a Deluxe King room, which was uber small and poorly conceptualized from a functional design perspective.
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519. Pros:- Hudson Hotel Bar & Library Bar- Location, location, location Cons:- Ridiculously small rooms (i.
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520. The hotel lobby is too dark and the rooms are matchbox small.
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521. The check in staff was unfriendly and the rooms are ridiculously small.
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522. There is a small desk, but not even room for a chair.
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523. The only room light was a small fixture above the headboard.
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524. The rooms are small by American standards.
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525. The rooms are so small and dark, in fact the whole place is dark.
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526. Yes the rooms are small -they even tell you this on the website!but the location is fantastic and the hotel bars are gorgeous- if a tad expensive.
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527. First off, the rooms are so small that the doorways are also very narrow.
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528. The room was so small that we could not walk around the foot of the bed standing straight up for fear that we would knock off the flat screen with a horribly snowy picture and bad reception.
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529. I've been in small New York hotel rooms before, but the Hudson's priceline deal takes the cake.
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530. Small rooms,but very nice,excellent staff ,cool and stylish.
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531. Great decor and bar but rooms are small and NOISY.
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532. It is a great location and we could walk almost everywhere; Times Square, Central Park, Columbus Circle, etc. The rooms are small,but very nice and spotless.
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533. Location is ok if you like to stay in midtown, rooms are ok but small, anyway this is NYC so it's quite normal unless you go for the real upscale hotels.
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534. I could lie across the bed and touch both walls with my hands and feet, that's how small the room was.
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535. People complain about small hotel rooms in NYC, but the rooms at the Hudson were ridiculous.
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536. The rooms are nice and clean, a little small, however the hotel is in such a great location (right across from central park) that you won't spend much time in your room.
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537. The rooms are small but very comfortable and clean.
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538. I had heard that the rooms in the Hudson Hotel were incredibly small, but I was pleasantly surprised to find that the room fit our family of five, all our luggage and a baby crib in just fine.
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539. Another bonus - as the hotel knew we were coming with a baby they provided a crib free of charge and also managed to find a small apartment style fridge for us to keep in our room so that we might keep milk for the baby cold.
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540. Yes, the rooms are small, but this is New York and you're out and about all the time, so we literally just crashed out each night and got up refreshed to get out and do more.
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541. I have srayed in other hotels in New York, with what would be called small rooms, but never have I seen anything like this.
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542. Room was unbearably small.
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543. Impractical because there was no free power point anywhere in the room, and certainly not at the small table.
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544. Cons:*Ok, the room is small there is no lie about that - but it's NYC.
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545. The rooms are small but very comfortable.
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546. The rooms were very small but we felt the location (right next to central park, walking distance from everywhere in Manhattan) made up for that.
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547. The rooms are small and include a small low double bed, a cupboard to hang a few clothes, small bedside tables, a desk and a TV with stand are all squeezed into the tiny wooden floored room.
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548. The bathroom in our room was a small L shape with just a shower.
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549. The rooms are a little small, but well priced for the city.
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550. The room was unbearably HOT except for a small vent which was behind the headboard of the bed, so none of the cool air circulated into the room.
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551. It was noisy, the rooms small and cramped, the bathrooms were tiny and the only facility was the safe, no kettle or any thing and no were to put one even if they gave you one .
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552. The othet reviews said that the rooms were small.
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553. The Hudson is undoubtedly in a great location, minutes away from Columbus Circle however the rooms are too small for comfort, being only slightly wider than the double bed.
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554. Our rooms were small but comfortable and modern.
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555. But the rooms are very small and noisy and the bed isn't great.
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556. The room size was more than adequate and the bathroom size, while small was sufficient for what we needed (i am over 6ft by the way).
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557. Even though the room was small, it was designed very well so it didn't seem as small as it actually was.
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558. Take note---rooms are SMALL.
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559. It is so small I had to constantly put things back in my bag so I could walk around the room.
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560. I am sure someone's idea of hip but imagine what awaits when you open your room door and are greeted with a room so small even by New York standards, that it sets a new definition of 'claustrophobic'.
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561. i;ve noticed there are a rew complaints about cost and that rooms are small.
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562. And while the rooms were small, which has been repeated over multiple reviews, it was quite adequate for one person for one night.
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563. The rooms are small.
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564. Great base for a trip to NY,rooms quiet small,funky place.
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565. First off, the room was way too small.
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566. First, yes, the rooms are VERY small.
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567. The room is small, but not nearly as tiny as some.
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568. Like others have said you don't go to NYC to sit in your hotel room, so the small room size is not a deterrent.
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569. The staff was super friendly and though our room was small it was comfortable and clean.
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570. Terrible smelly hallways and small rooms.
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571. Room was a bit small, but I guess that's NY on a budget.
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572. Was at this hotel in July 2009 and ws impressed with the reception area of the hotel, rooms were quite small but didn't bother me much as i was afterall in New York and wouldnt be sitting around in my room often.
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573. Rooms are a bit small, but wasn't in NYC to sit in my room :-) Great location.
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574. It is true rooms are small but I was told this is normal in New York.
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575. Sure, the rooms are a bit small and dark, but they are well appointed and comfortable for two people.
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576. We could have moved beyond the small room, (but only slightly, as it really was ridiculous), but we can never move beyond arrogant poor service.
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577. Hudson Hotel is uber-hip, however the rooms are uber-small.
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578. Room was lovely and clean although small but we knew this already from previous reviews so we weren't disappointed, room was a lot nicer than I thought it was going to be actually and it was cleaned every day.
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579. The room was small, 150 sq ft to be exact, but good enough for the two of us to feel comfortable.
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580. Ofcourse the rooms are going to be small, this is the city were studios sell for millions of dollars.
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581. Agree with others who found the room to be small.
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582. The single queen room is quite small.
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583. Very nice hotel: Friendly staff with great customer service, beautiful rooms (a bit small but not bad considering it's new York city), perfect midtown location, attractive bar and lounge downstairs (quite lively Thursday-saturday nights) so you don't have to go far for dancing and drinks.
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584. The room was a little small, but perfect for my friend and I.
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585. The whole room was so small only one person could stand in it at a time.
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586. And very, very hip -- a beautiful hotel with clean, small rooms that are wonderful for one person.
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587. However, the rooms are extremely small.
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588. room is extremely small, so be prepared.
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589. We were upgraded upon arrival and our suit was plenty big enough, despite the rooms having a reputation for being small.
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590. The room my husband and I stayed in was VERY small.
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591. The rooms were still very small, but the bed was plush and heavenly.
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592. Note: room is very small but tasteful.
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593. The room was small, even by New York standard,,,but if youre going to want a nice place to lie your head, close to great restaurants, central park, close to the subway this is it.
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594. The only bad thing is the rooms are EXTREMELY small.
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595. The rooms are typical of NYC in that they are very small as are the bathrooms.
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596. Rooms were small but very well designed and the extra space is not necessary while staying in New York City were you spend most of your time outside in the City.
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597. On the down side the room was very small and noisy, not much space for just sitting and relaxing.
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598. Rooms ARE small, but very functional, lots of nooks and crannies to store your stuff.
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599. Even for NY this hotel's rooms were beyond small - and I am just 5 feet tall.
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600. Forget about small rooms or dark corridor reviews - those are the nicest things about this hotel where service is the worst hotel experience I've ever had.
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601. I have never stayed in such a small dark room, really depressing so had to stay out as much as possible.
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602. However the rooms are VERY small, and hot.
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603. Overall, although very small, the room was generally comfortable, although the bathroom was too cramped to be considered comfortable.
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604. Tiny mini horribly small and dirty rooms with dirty hallways.
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605. I mean, the rooms are very small, there wasnt much room to hang clothes and my knees did touch the walls when I sat on the loo, but it was in an excellent location, it was clean, staff were friendly and it was an enjoyable experience.
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606. If you end up with this hotel from priceline, don't panic, be prepared for the small room size and then shift things around to make the room more suitable to what you need.
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607. The room was very small, but honestly, it wasn't as bad as all the reviews make it sound.
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608. The rooms were so small I felt like I was back in a college dormitory.
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609. The rooms are clean and modern and comfy, and are small like most boutique hotels in NYC.
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610. I woke up to drilling next door at 7am!rooms so small.
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611. The toughest part of the single room is the ultra small bathroom.
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612. For instance, I really had to get myself in the SMALL ROOM mindset before checking in at The Hudson.
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613. The rooms are small, but all New York hotel rooms on this budget are small.
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614. Rooms were very clean and although small, bigger than I was expecting.
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615. The room was clean, (a bit small) the bed was comfortable and the hotel is a great mix of trendy and urban chic.
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616. We got a good promotional price for our room, which is the only reason we would have chosen this hotel because we knew up front that the room were quite small for a pretty big pricetag.
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617. The rooms are small.
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618. Yes, the rooms are small--that's been noted--but you can manage.
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619. Yes the rooms were small, but this is typical for the price in NYC.
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620. Over priced definitely and yes the rooms are SMALL.
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621. Great lobby but standrard room is extremely small, cools style but not comfortable.
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622. Negatives: I was prepared for a very small room after reading the reviews, but nothing can prepare you for this.
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623. The room was still very small and not at all nice.
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624. The manager was indifferent but finally gave us a larget but still small room.
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625. ok so the rooms are small, i wasn't planning to spend any time there.
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627. What strikes you first is the size of the room - quite small by comparison with other US cities.
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628. The room was small but adequate- clean sheets and towels every day and friendly staff.
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629. Ok, so the reviews said the rooms were small and they weren't kidding.
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630. Staying here twice now, both times I had small rooms.
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631. Helpful Staff - (especially concierges who were first class - in particularly Brian) Corridors on each floor to rooms painted DARK BROWN!- Rooms = VERY small.
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632. We stayed here for 4 nights and had a great time, even though the rooms are small they are very well laid out and ours was spotless.
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633. the rooms are cute but a little uncomfortable as they are VERY small.
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634. When your knees touch the wall when you are using the toilet it is a small room.
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635. We got a deal on Priceline, otherwise the regular room prices are expensive considering the rooms are very small.
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636. Though small rooms, they were nice and clean with design furniture.
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637. I got 'upgraded' to a better room than I paid for but it was still soooo small.
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638. Very small rooms and bathrooms.
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639. OK the rooms are small.
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640. If you want to be in NYC without paying a small fortune for a room then the Hudson Hotel is perfect.
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641. The rooms are VERY small, kind of like on a cruise ship.
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642. Rooms are modern and very small but clever design tries to disguise this.
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643. We were prepared for a small room and a small bathroom and whilst we could have lived with the room, the bed was too small for 2 girls on a 3 night trip.
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644. I would definitely recommend the hotel, as long as you can live with the small rooms.
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645. The hotel is very modern, the bars and restaurants interesting and fun and the rooms, although small for American hotels were quite charming.
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646. The negative reviews must have come from travelers that have never been to Europe and experienced really small rooms.
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647. People say its NY and you have to expect small rooms.
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648. The rooms are extremely small, but if you aren't going to spend much of your day there, who cares.
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649. The rooms are so incredibly small.
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650. The staff was friendly and courteous; the room (while small, yes, but we didn't come to New York to hang out in a hotel room) was quiet, clean and well appointed; and the entire atmosphere and design of the place was impressive.
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651. Rooms are very small.
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652. I got to my room last night exhausted after a very long day and was shocked by how small and dark it was.
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653. new york is the best place in the world ( in my opinion) would defo recomend the hudson and would stay there again!the bad reviews are maybe valid in terms the double rooms being small but u do have the option to upgrade if u feel that strongly about havin a bigger room.
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654. The rooms are small but with everything you need.
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655. Yes, the rooms are seriously small even by London standards but they are the same across the city.
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656. I will admit the room is a little small but who care you are not in New York to stay in the room.
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657. Yes, the room is small, so what.
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658. I definitely prefer a small room in a modern, clean hotel than a bigger room in an old fashioned, old looking hotel.
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659. I liked the atmosphere, I enjoyed the way the rooms are decorated, but I think they definitely are too small.
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660. The rooms were really small.
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661. So aside from the small room here are my thoughts:Pros:- Very cool atmosphere, if you go be sure to check out the rooftop patio & courtyard bars- Impressive lobby- Decent price ($175 per night plus a $50 per day room credit to use in the hotel because of the package we selected)- Modern & trendy decor- Friendly concierge & front desk staff- We did not see this until it was too late but appreantly there is a really hip nightclub in the hotel on certain evenings (would have been good to mention upon our arrival)- Across the street from subway system, lots of stores and food options nearby, close to Central Park & within walking distance to Times SquareCons:- Price of food & drink (two mixed drinks cost $40 with tip and breakfast for two people was $50 daily)- It is extermely dark throughout the hotel including the rooms- Room was a bit noisy, we could hear doors slamming throughout the night & morning- Room floors looked like they had not been cleaned in months- Service slow at bars & restaurantsOverall our stay was fair, we luckily did not spend much time in our hotel room, it was cramped for two people especially after a few shopping bags were added to the room.
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662. Arriving at the Hudson on Saturday night I was prepared for a small hotel room, I had warned my husband multiple times that we were staying in one of the smallest hotel rooms on the planet.
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663. Rooms are dormitory small and the wood paneling just provides false cover.
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664. Although the room is a bit small, it is very comfortable.
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665. What the rooms lack in space (a single is pretty small) they make up for with a cool, breezy, well grounded design.
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666. These rooms are even 'small' on a NYC scale.
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667. Knowing that this is New York, we expected small rooms and the prices high.
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668. - Room is very small -- many other reviewers have already commented on this.
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669. - Bathroom is very small -- I don't particularly mind a small bathroom without a tub (shower only), but there does not seem to be enough room in front of the toilet, making it very cramped.
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670. The hotel is very nice and modern but the rooms are very small.
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671. The rooms are fairly small but large enough for a very comfortable stay.
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672. Hotel bars and restaurants were excellent but expensive, room was very small, but ok for a short stay with little luggage.
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673. The rooms are VERY small compared to most hotels, but beautifully renovated and well-appointed.
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674. The staff and facilities were very good, except the room was very small.
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675. I will not reiterate the room size issue- suffice to say it is extremely small.
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676. As with every reviewer who didn't pay up for a big room or get a jammie upgrade, we were prepared for small.
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677. We were expecting a very small room, which is certainly what we got, but we won't be booking such a small room again.
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678. Small(ish) room not withstanding, the bigger concern with this hotel is the lighting.
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679. I was travelling with my mother as it was a girl's weekend away and when we were shown to our room on the 8th floor ( although people keep saying the rooms are small) our room was fabulous - plently of room for us, luggage and all the shopping that we somehow accumlated .
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680. Although the room was small, it was very comfortable for one or two nights.
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681. Small ironing board and iron provided in room (saves having to phone housekeeping!).
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682. While the decor is very nice (particularly the Sky Terrace), the rooms are cramped (even the deluxe room we booked), with very little storage space (only 1 drawer and a small closet, forcing us to live out of our suitcases).
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683. The rooms are small, but the location and the club, at which guests get priority access, can't be beat.
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684. As expected, the rooms were very small - but the bed was horrible - you could feel the springs.
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685. The rooms are very very small and industrical feeling.
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686. )My room has double bed very small room, hardly any room to put your clothes.
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687. The rooms are indeed EXTREMELY small, but VERY clean.
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688. The smallness of the room didn't bother us, the only thing that bothered us was the bathroom.
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689. Yes - the rooms are small, but this is NY and the rooms are clean and have great amenities - including Korres bath products.
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690. The negative - Rooms took small to a whole new level.
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691. The rooms were small but as I knew this already, I was pleasantly surprised with how much I could still fit in.
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692. Every single person I told I was staying here said 'The rooms are so small!'.
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693. after reading on here how small rooms were, i was worried, but we were on the 5th room and i was pleasently suprised by our room.
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694. Having read many of the past reviews, we knew to expect a very small room and interesting decor.
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695. Hotel:The previous reviews were correct in that the rooms are very small.
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696. I came from Hong Kong and I thought I have seen small room before, but this room is by far the smallest hotel room I have seen so far.
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697. As mentioned by others, the rooms are small but we were happy with the location and price of the room.
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698. Rooms are woefully small.
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699. No real room for luggage, small desk too.
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700. The upgraded deluxe room had a small closet/mirror area for our bags and such, so that was really convenient.
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701. THe room is so small you could not walk in it at all.
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702. FOr the price, i think it was reasonable but the small size of the room and bathroom is a real concern.
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703. The rooms were definitely small, but really.
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704. The normal rooms are very small, even compared to the others I stayed at in New York.
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705. The rooms are small, but well designed with comfortable beds.
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706. Beautiful lounge, very small rooms with air conditioning extremely noisy.
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707. The rooms were very small.
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708. The hotel is in a great location, yes the rooms are small but we were in NY to see the sights not spend great amount of time looking at the room.
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709. The worst part of the hotel was definitely the small room.
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710. (this was the superior room not the standard room- which made me wonder how small would the standard room be?) Our AC didnt work, and we had to call for maintenance at two in the morning.
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711. My only real complaint was that the rooms were extremely small.
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712. The bit about the small rooms is over the top on here.
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713. room - ridic small even after an 'upgrade' for more $$.
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714. And yes the rooms are very small (but you are warned), and there are curtains that separate the shower from the room, (if you pull both curtains it is plenty private), the bathroom is tiny, tiny, tiny, but the bed was so comfy, besides we didn't go to NYC to stay in our room.
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715. Air conditioner sounded like a swamp cooler in that small room.
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716. There was one small table in the room that we had to move to the closet to be able to accomodate our stuff.
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717. The rooms are small, but extremely comfortable.
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718. So, yes, the room was small but it didn't feel claustrophobic.
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719. Before I booked this hotel, I read about other people's experiences on Tripadvisor (good and bad), but I was staying there alone so the idea of being in a small room didn't concern me, especially as I knew that I wasn't planning to spend a lot of time in the room.
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720. The rooms are absurdly small.
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721. The rooms are very small but very clean, and design.
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722. The room and bathroom are so small you can hardly move.
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723. The rooms were small.
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724. Rooms are so small you hit your face on the wall getting out of bed.
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725. When you're in NYC, you're not usually spending much time in the room, so a small room is not really a big deal.
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726. However, my room was atrociously small and VERY, very noisy.
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727. I travel to NY 12+ times a year and am used to small rooms, but this room was barely bigger than a walk in closet, and the bathroom was virtually impossible to use and I am only 5'8' tall.
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728. whether the size of the room, whether the service, etc. We had room upgrades for our room, or I would have expected more complaints as the botton tier rooms are so small that if you eat a Hostess Ho Ho, you'll fill the room and won't be able to move.
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729. 8th floor kingsized room and yes it is small but it is NYC.
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730. We had a queen room and I totally agree with all the reviews that the room is very small.
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731. My room (1808) was small with no frills, but very clean.
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732. bar is gorgeous if not a bit pricey!only downside is the rooms are quite small.
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733. Lobby and lounge is very trendy and good, however rooms look old and small.
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734. The room was small but we found it perfect for us; I don't think anyone goes to NY to chill in their room do they.
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735. Yes the rooms are small, yes the bathroom is on the small side but how big do you need the room to be.
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736. My room (Superior) was not as small as I expected from the reviews, there was plenty of room for my stuff (same goes for the bath).
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737. Not that anywhere in NY you do very well on size, but I've found these 'trendier' places are usually especially small and the amenities and rooms feel older, and they spend all their money on the common areas.
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738. Rooms small - yes, but actual size is given on hotel website so no surprise - how long are you going to be in room anyway.
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739. The standard rooms are tiny (was expecting this but did not realize quite how small.
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740. When I brought up the issue of the small rooms to the staff, they responded by telling me the hotel rooms are suppose to have a 'cruise ship' feel, please.
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741. When people say these rooms are small, they are NOT exaggerating.
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742. The guest rooms are VERY small.
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743. The only con is that the rooms are small.
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744. The bathrooms are really small - unless you are a size zero you are going to struggle to turn around and just so that you know - if you are staying in the same room as a friend or anyone other than a partner - they will be able to see you having a shower thanks to the glass walled bathroom.
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745. Yes the room was smaller than some we had stayed in so maybe a standard room is very small.
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746. The rooms are very cleanThe room has controllable and responsive heating systemNice little nook for a closet, big enough to fit a medium suitcase, opened on the fold out standThe hotel is modern and pretty classyBathroom is stocked with fancy shampoos and soaps (not that I used any of it)Location is great, a 15 minute walk from Times Square, a 3 minute walk from Central ParkThe BadNo getting away from it the rooms are small but they are still functional and comfortable for a short visitThe windows are not really sound proof.
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747. The GoodThe exceptionally small rooms are surprisingly well laid out and had lots of nice little touches that either made them seem larger or added to the overall usability of the room.
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748. Yes, the rooms are small and the hallways are dark but I found the hotel to be very clean and the employees were very friendly.
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749. The room and bathroom were very small.
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750. So the rooms are about as small as a room can be, so be prepared for it like we were and you won't be disappointed.
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751. As other travelers stated, the basic rooms are small.
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752. Good luck trying to read -- or even to see the face of your companions -- while seated in the lobby, Unlike other reviewers, I was not shocked by the small size of our room -- dimensions are accurately portrayed on the firm's website, and I've stayed in smaller rooms in Europe.
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753. Along with small rooms, there were a couple of other things that could have improved our stay.
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754. Like other reviewers I agree the rooms were small, but we knew that having read the trip advisor reviews.
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755. Although the room was small it was comfortable, very clean, quiet and the toiletries of good quality.
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756. The room was very small but decorated in a nice way.
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757. We had read several reviews referring to small cramped rooms and unfriendly staff, but found this simply not to be the case.
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758. The rooms however are really small, I felt like I was on a cruise ship in one of those cabin rooms.
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759. Yes the rooms are small but how much time are you spending in your hotel room while in New york.
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760. I was a bit worried at first knowing that the rooms were quite small, but when i got there they were bigger than i thought.
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761. The reviews of Hudson Hotel you find on Tripavisor are basically correct: rooms are small, hotel design is not such a big thing, good location (expecially if you ride the Subway) is absolutely the 'plus'.
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762. And yes, the room was extremely small - I believe it was approx 18 feet from the door to the wall behind the bed, slightly less wide - there is maybe a foot of wiggle room on either side of the bed.
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763. If you are there on business, the standard may be too small to actually work and if you are planning on meeting someone there, dont do it in a standard room.
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764. We loved the look of this hotel and knew that the rooms were going to be small after reading reviews, but the area and price were too good to pass up.
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765. Room Size:Yes it is very small for a standard room but well configured and well lit.
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766. Was very surprised about how small this room really was.
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767. Because I had read many online reviews, I was prepared for a VERY SMALL room.
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768. The bed in this very small room was very low to the floor, presenting a challenge getting out of it.
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769. The Hudson Hotel is supposedly chic, but we found it only to be seriously overpriced for the smallest room we have ever stayed in--too small for two average-sized people to pass by each other.
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770. The rooms are on the small side even by ny standards but they are stylish and comfortable for the amount of time you spend in them with flat screen tv and ipod docks, the only thing it lacks is a wardrobe with doors.
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771. I expect the small size of the rooms should cause the rating to be reduced as my interpretation of a three star rating is for a room much larger than I received.
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772. The 'mismatch' description refers to the small size of the room but with amenities you might expect from a four star property: paneled walls, way above average (funky) lighting fixtures, bath fixtures way above average for the sink but a single electrical outlet on the wall opposite the sink (if you have a short cord on a razor, hair dryer, etc, make sure you bring an extension cord).
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773. The 'upgraded' room way very, very small, to put this in perspective it was without doubt the smallest room I have ever had in a hotel in my travels.
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774. The rooms are small I suppose but not uncomfortable so the staff were great when i spoke to them,which i do admit was not alot I was too busy out having fun.
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775. The room is small but it is NYC after all.
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776. Before arriving we were afraid that the rooms would be to small but they were just fine.
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777. It's just a well-positioned, small room in New York.
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778. Although we enjoyed the friendliness of the staff and the design aspects of this hotel, most especially the public spaces, the room was simply too small.
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779. I've stayed in many hotels with small rooms, and I was already expecting a small room from reading other reviews; however, I can't stress enough that the room was extremely small.
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780. I've stayed at boutique hotels before, most notably the Kimpton Group (Hotel Marlowe in Cambridge, MA and Hotel Madera in Washington, DC) so I expected a relatively small, eclectic nevertheless charming room.
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781. Rooms are small, hotel is dark.
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782. The rooms are small, repeat very small, so if you are a little larger than a hobbit then its probably best to avoid this hotel.
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783. Yes, the rooms are small.
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784. To set the record straight, the rooms are small but then again, who goes to a great city like New York to stay in a hotel room.
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