Spent in the hotel one night, and it was pretty good experience. I called from the airport at 10:30 asking for an early check in (at 11:30) and answered that it will take a bit more bit it's doable. well... it took a bit more than promised and I had to wait a bit in the cafe near by (which... more

This hotel was a bit more money than I wanted to spend for one night's stay in the city. However, this was easily one of the nicest rooms I've stayed in while in NYC, and the location was absolutely IDEAL. I was walking distance from everywhere I needed to go during my weekend visit (and walking distance is saying a... more

good location, very safe neighborhood. The rooms are not huge but comfortable and it includes breakfast which is a great deal when you travel with kids. They are undergoing some renovations but it was not noisy and pretty clean. a great nail salon is near by ( open until 11pm) and the pizza place on the corner vezzo was very... more

We stayed at the Ramada Eastside for 4 nights in June, 2008 and it was the worst experience in NYC we have ever had. We booked online through the hotel website 2 months prior and called the hotel one week before to confirm. They gave us a nice room but said we had to move to another room the next... more

I originally booked this hotel for its convenient location and reasonable rates. We weren't disappointed. I've now stayed at the hotel three times and would not hesitaste to recommend it to friends and family. There is a good complimentary breakfast and free interenet access. The room was clean and the staff were all polite and helpful. The only problem on... more

We booked through the hotel's web site for $109 double room. The staff was friendly, a bit stand-offish, but helpful enough. The room was very tiny, but the beds were clean and so was the bathroom. The hotel is partly condos on some floors, so it was interesting to mingle with the locals on the way in/out. The hotel room... more

The Ramada Eastside Inn 161 Lexington Ave., New York, NY This hotel is in the Murray Hill section at the corner of Lexington Ave. and East 30th St. We stayed on the tenth floor for three nights in mid-April 2008. Two adults - king sized bed - non- smoking. Per night cost, taxes and fees included was about $270. We... more

Do not let the low rate and promise of the Tempurpedic bed fool you. This Hotel is no bargain. Shabby Chic is one thing, this establishment is a dive. The employees were rude and non responsive and the rooms were filthy and cockroach infested. In some cases this Hotel reminded me of a bad horror movie. The room across from... more

I had stayed at this hotel in 2004 and my visit was pleasant at that time. So when I booked it again for a 3-night stay for 3 individuals I was surprised that the conditions were much worse. The condition of the room had deteriorated from my earlier visit in 2004. There was peeling wallpaper and the air vents did... more