Hotel 17, New York City, Expensive

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Hotel 17	Average Price: $156 Check Rates

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225 East 17th Street

New York City, 10003 View map

2-Star Hotel Rank: 33 of 144
Average review rating: 3.83

OpinionWell Value Index: 6

Traveler reviews analyzed: Expedia (49) , TripAdvisor (458) , YahooTravel (22)

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Room Smell:	No recent comments about room smell were found.
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Bed Bugs:	No recent comments about bed bugs were found.

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1. The price ($121 per night all inclusive, or about 40 bucks a person) is excellent for a lodging this well located and fundamentally sound in expensive New York City (twenty five minute walk to theatre district, Trader Joe around four minute walk).

"Give this hotel a chance .... very good value " Read full review on TripAdvisor 2/19/2012 Vote

2. Highly recommended, I've stayed in far worse yet far more expensive hotels.

"Very comfortable hotel, great price " Read full review on TripAdvisor 2/2/2012 Vote

3. New York is expensive and this place for this price was great.

"Excellent for our budget - go! " Read full review on TripAdvisor 1/23/2012 Vote

4. Although Manhattan is an expensive city, I still feel that this hotel is a little overpriced for the rooms and service provided.

"Reasonable stay, good location, but not amazing " Read full review on TripAdvisor 4/3/2011 Vote

5. New York City is very expensive.

"Great NY Find! " Read full review on TripAdvisor 11/26/2010 Vote

6. My room was small but I was not expecting luxury for the price given how expensive hotels are in NYC.

"Grade above hostel, fantastic leafy red brick location nr Union Sq & Midtown " Read full review on TripAdvisor 10/9/2010 Vote

7. This place would be in line with the Pod, which is more stylish but a little more expensive and further uptown.

"Small, serviceable and surprisingly quiet in a terrific location " Read full review on TripAdvisor 6/30/2010 Vote

8. The hotel IS expensive for what you get but it is in a good location and it IS in NY.

"clean, safe place " Read full review on TripAdvisor 3/9/2009 Vote

9. One of the least expensive hotels, when I was looking.

"Simply fine " Read full review on TripAdvisor 8/11/2008 Vote

10. I would never recommend this hotel to anyone if that person can`t afford a little bit more expensive hotel or doesn`t give a [--] to this kind of crap.

"You can`t complain about the location, but... " Read full review on TripAdvisor 7/22/2008 Vote