Z NYC Hotel

This review is based on check-​in/​-​out, room service, and the overall room itself for a mini stay-​cation, not on the rooftop bar or food or other amenities the hotel offers.
The good: The guys at the front desk were great and very friendly. Asked for a late checkout (regular time is 12pm) and the latest they could give was 1pm, no later. Even after check-​out certain amenities were available, like the shuttle bus to and from Manhattan. It’s a mini school bus that takes you from the hotel to Lex & 59^th.
The room itself was pretty standard for a boutique hotel. Decent size, nice view of Manhattan (though I wish they’d have reversed the position of the bed — you can’t see the Empire State or Chrysler building from bed, instead you see the bridge), and clean enough.
The not-​so-​good: There were stains on the walls (nothing gruesome, all manageable). and I think the heater might’ve been broken because the room kept getting hot despite turning the heating off.
A pet peeve of mine is when the sink is outside the actual bathroom area, so that’s something I wasn’t crazy about at this place.
There was a broken tile in the room though, and the shower (no tub) partition didn’t close perfectly so water would get all over the toilet area. The door to the toilet + shower didn’t close properly and didn’t have a lock (not a fan).
The really-​not-​so-​good: Having room service come and several times to check up on the room. Explained the late check-​out once, but had to explain it again an hour later, and then one last time at around 12:30pm when a woman came and asked, «are you staying another day?» I assume there wasn’t clear communication amongst the hotel staff? Don’t know, but whatever happened, I was annoyed that this happened in the first place.
I do think this place has potential (it’s a boutique so I did know things wouldn’t be perfect). It’s in an up-​and-​coming neighborhood, it’s got a good view of Manhattan, and it just needs to tweak the little things to become a great hotel.

First, I like that it is easy to park outside, I mean knowing NYC, parking is an issue.
As we walk in, the warm welcome and the nicest front desk service impressed us. Our room wasn’t ready so they suggested for us to wait at the bar. Beverage were good, a little pricy tho.
The room was small, clean, with shower, nothin’ special but with a spectacular view of Manhattan. I’m happy with our over night stay. We never tried the room service so I can’t say anything about that. They have mostly every little stuffs you might need on the fridge or on the little basket they provide on top of the counter. Ask for extra pillows tho.
There is a restaurant at basement, we tried the steak at dinner. It was ok. Maybe this is something they need to improve, the food. The restaurant’s ambiance is great. I like the interior design and the flow. Could be family oriented and romantic at the same time. Breakfast buffet is served in the morning with individual coffee pot per tvale which us great! Lots of bagel and bread, I wish they serve better diet nutritious food maybe some fruits and eggs. Or maybe we missed it. We were there at 9am anyways so it could be that we missed it.
We went up for a drinks the night on our stay and we love it! Check out our photos.
I recommend.

Stayed here for my birthday. The service at check in was awsome the room was small but the view from the room was awsome. What ruined my experience was the reaturant the z burger deluxe was not good, I waited 30 min for a well done burger (I asked for medium) the patty and vegetables tasted frozen, the bun was greasy and broke apart.

Pros: they accept dogs.
Cons: I booked a room for two nights (queen size bed) and my bed which is queen is twice the size. charged $ 702.00 for two nights .wtf. Still waiting on a refund apparently their front desk made an error, front desk charged me as soon as I checked in and when I checked out. Furniture is very out dated. Rain forest shower is more like water from a dripping A/​C unit. ordered bed in breakfast charged twice. $ 20 with no juice or water or coffee. Omelette was uncooked left it there. Okay. No turn down service not once. And the staff seems like their still in high school definitely no hospitality training or hotel management training ., shame will not return.

Extremely small rooms compared to other hotels in the area. The sink for the bathroom was in the bedroom next to the tv.
Price-​is also on the high side!
View– very good facing NYC
Food and drinks– pricey as well, Nyc prices in queens, NY. Tip is also added to the bill as well on food and drinks.
Food Portions is also on the small side.
Elevators for the rooms take a while and are a bit slow.
Parking is horrible, they do not offer valet parking for hotel guest.
Staff did not seem to know much about the area.
Free shuttle bus into NYC!

I stayed here for New Years. The hotel is cute. The roof top bar was closed. Breakfast is horrible. I didn’t experience lunch or dinner. I stayed for three days and you have to request to have your room cleaned. The view is AMAZING! The shuttle is great. It takes you right to 59^th & Lexington in Manhattan in front of H&M. The rooms are small and compact but that’s to be expected in New York. Not the greatest hotel but it’s nice. My biggest problem is that there is no microwave in the hotel whatsoever and the bar will not heat up your food so I had to throw away all leftovers. The next time I come back to NY I would def look somewhere else. It wasn’t a bad experience but I wouldn’t be pressed to come back.

Beware!
On paper appealing hotel: Nice shuttle downtown (indeed with friendly driver Raymond) but…
Soundproofing is mediocre: bring your earplugs…
No glass curtains: peep show on the lower floors…
Scarcely illuminated: bring you own torch…
Breakfast included: yes one croissant and micro muffin: Buy your full breakfast…(15 $)
Early checkout (13.00) Two hours more: 50 $
No parking facility: even unloading your luggage results in a 115 $ fine…
Airco very noise if working at all: bring your earplugs.
No bathrobe (as announced): bring your own…
This hotelbuilding needs overhaul.
Respect for some staffmembers who remain friendly to the contineously complaining guests…
Do you really want to go there???
J.Breed, the Netherlands.

Trouble getting in the room. Front desk wasn’t the most helpful. They seemed to not know much. The rooms are a little tired as was the common areas. This must be a party place on the weekend. We stayed on a Tuesday.

Came here for a Unilocal event and found this place to be so chic, trendy and cozy. The rooftop views are definitely a plus, haven’t had the chance to come back here again but it’s on my to-​do list for sure!

I just returned home from a stay at Z for my birthday. I did look at the negative Unilocal reviews before my stay, but for the most part the positive reviews regarding the view swayed me to stay. I booked the king room on
and prepaid for a discounted rate. I asked for floor 9 based on other reviewers to avoid the loud party noise.
The negatives:
Upon arriving on Thursday there was nowhere to park to unload my luggage in front of the hotel. The transport bus was parked in the loading zone, and other vehicles were parked blocking any other access. I drove around the block several times until the bus moved and was able to pull in to unload. There was nobody there to meet us to help, so we ended up removing our luggage from the car on our own. Finally, someone came out once we already had everything out of the car. It was hard to identify this person as an employee of the hotel, as they had no name tag, hotel uniform etc — simply a black T-​shirt. When I went in to check-​in there were 4 people standing around the small front desk. The staff seemed very confused and busy (although there were no other guests at the time) and upon locating my reservation quickly informed me about the parties happening on the roof top during my stay. Originally they had me booked on the 11^th floor, but I asked again (as was mentioned in my reservation request originally) to be on the 9^th floor. I was given the keys for room 901, with a WiFi password and 2 breakfast vouchers. I then asked about parking — of which there apparently is none. They have a garage, but it is for employees only!!! I was told that street parking was my only option — however there are commercial businesses with ramps and fire hydrants in front, next to and all around this establishment. I ended up having to park 3 blocks away, but thankfully my vehicle was not broken into or damaged during the stay. As I was parking the car, my girlfriend went in to go up to the room and the SAME clerk who checked us in could somehow not find the reservation and I had to come back to bring her my key so that she could go up to the room.
Once I finally got to the 9^th floor I realized that I was basically staying in a motel. The hallways are open to the air minus a skimpy plastic covering with holes in it. The hallway was sweltering and I could imagine it being an ice skating rink in the winter. Upon entering the room, I was very disappointed with the layout. There is no enclosed area to store clothing (no dresser, drawers or cabinets — simply a small cubby hole directly next to the door and an open rack above the mini fridge. The bathroom (which is a «feature» of the king size room) was tiny and had a deep tub ONLY which was visibly dirty. They only gave us 2 towels (we asked housekeeping for more and never got any throughout the entire stay) and the bathroom doesn’t have a real door or a fan — so hopefully you’re really close with whomever you are staying with and nobody has eaten any burritos before you get there.
The sheets were stained and there were hairs all over them — it was so disturbing that we actually slept on top of the comforter which was the only seemingly clean thing on the bed. The next morning we placed the card on the bed with request to change the bedding with a note that it was dirty when we arrived, however when we came back to the room the card had been removed and the bed was remade with the same sheets and comforter.
The A/​C in the room was on full blast and still it was HOT in that room. We had to close the curtains all day and night, and still it was uncomfortable. The A/​C is obviously not working correctly — and when this was mentioned to the front desk we were told they were at 98% capacity and only had 2 rooms available on the 11^th floor. That was not happening, because even being on the 9^th floor we could CLEARLY hear EVERYTHING going on at the rooftop bar. The music is LOUD and goes on until about 4AM — people who are partying come back to their rooms extremely drunk and the hallways are also loud.
The hotel staff are extremely unprofessional. There were different people at the desk all of the time — nobody knew what was going on and everyone had an excuse. We were headed down in the elevator when 2 young women employees (possibly waitresses on the rooftop) were complaining about how much they hate the job while swearing and ignoring our presence in the elevator.
We did not take advantage of the continental breakfast because (a) we were only given 1 voucher per day and we were 2 people, and (b) we were told by other guests that they were charged extra after ordering breakfast because certain things are not included and they don’t tell you until they bring a check.
We took the subway, the walk is FAR and through a sketchy area — either pay for an expensive taxi ride or be back at the bus stop before 11:30 which is last pick up.
The Good:
The View. That’s it.
Next time I’ll stay in the city.

I really really wanted to like the Z Hotel… but they fell short in so many ways. First off, I would give them 5 stars for location and view. I was there for a wedding, and the reception was 2 blocks down the street. The metro was also a second away. And my room, on the 9^th floor, had probably the most amazing view of the city. You can see from everyone’s pics. We got to go to the rooftop bar for a quick second, but didn’t get to enjoy it at night (wedding festivities remember?). On first glance, the hotel is very chic and funky. Big chandeliers and paintings. Love the decorations.
Anyway, they started loosing stars when it came to the staff. Prior to our arrival, the reservation team had really hooked us up by accommodating us and putting us in the group rate of the wedding. It took a little, but it happened. When we arrived at the hotel (after our grueling 6am flight from Florida), the let us leave our bags at the front desk so we could venture Manhattan for awhile. We did our thing, and made our way back to Long Island City. When we got there, and we were ready to check in, the girl behind the desk said «Oh, we need to talk to reservations. There is a note here that says when you arrive they want to speak to you». Then I overhear her saying to the other guy at the desk «they aren’t in the wedding block, there are no more rooms». Red flag… did we have a room? When the girl from reservation arrived, her first words were «hi, you have a question about your reservation?» No, no we do not have a question. Luckily we had a room. Awesome. Now, as part of the wedding party, all guests were to receive breakfast vouchers and a welcome bag. We got neither, and got to watch the rest of the wedding guests get them. Double Awesome. Later that night, the maid of honor got us our bag which conveniently had our name on it.
So that knocked a star down. The room. Very very funky. Right off the bat… A/​C didn’t work properly at all. It was a sauna. Although a lot of people complained of the size of the room, it wasn’t that bad. Like I said, the view was amazing. The bed was very comfortable. The bathroom was very modern. No shower door, so water everywhere. As far as maid service… we never saw soap (when we ran out), no clean towels, no shower gel shampoo… zilch, nada. We had to call down for an extra soap. At least the room came equipped with a Love Box, filled with lube and condoms. First off, I was there with my sister. We thought it was a riot. But I came to realization, this hotel is definitely for a mature crowd. Not kid friendly at all! So there goes another star.
If you plan on going for rest? You can forget that. I was on the 9^th floor remember? The roof top bar is on the 11^th. We could hear the music, people talking, yelling, screaming up until 4am. The night before we left, we asked for a taxi to be called for us because we had a 7am flight. We asked if they accepted credit cards. They reassured us that yes this did and it was a $ 25 flat fee. The morning of our departure, we asked the same thing, and they said the same thing. Taxi arrived, and the price for using a credit card is $ 30. Thanks for that Z Hotel.
I give the 2 stars again for location and the view. And that is the only reason.

Great place to stay while in New York City.
Very friendly people. The view from the rooftop is unbelievable amazing…

Great place to stay while in New York City for few days, very Freindly staff. I Recomend staying there.
They also have an Italien Restaurant that serve tasty and affordable food.

And the winner for worst rooftop bar in NYC goes to this failure of an establishment.
Horrible alcohol selection? Check. Flavored garbage. Horrible whiskey, rum, tequila selection.
Glassware? Plastic.
Music? Tacky muzaq… All the one hit wonders from 1990.
Filthy Bar? Check.
Clueless bartender who knows nothing of his craft? Check.
Cheap décor that blows all around the roof? Check.
Spilled ashtrays on the floor? Check.
It’s like someone put a roof bar on top of a concentration camp.
I wouldn’t let my dog drink here.

So far, this is the best rooftop view I’ve encountered in Queens. The five stars is solely for the view.
I would assume that it’s only more gorgeous later in the evening — the main reason I didn’t favour going at night was because I’ve heard it gets really clubby at night and no thank you. Also, I don’t really see the point in coming here too late since it’s the perfect happy hour spot to have a drink before you go to dinner. Definitely check it out the next time you’re in the area.

My first one-​star review ever. I travels a lot every year, and this is the WORST hotel I’ve ever been to. Basically, NOTHING really works.
TV does not have signal. Network needs reconnect every few hours, some times few minutes. Room is VERY VERY small and crowd. Serving attitude is very bad: they look always angry. There’s NO washing sink in bathroom, but it’s in bedroom! Telephone not working well as well. The plugs are inside a shelf and are really hard to reach.
Believe me. Book another hotel.

I like this rooftop bar. You get an all around vast view of Long Island city. You can see the Queensboro bridge. At night, it looks beautiful. I usually come here with my husband. Sometimes we invite people to this place.
At times you get to meet some interesting people at this rooftop bar. A good place just to relax and chill after a long week or day.
Sometimes I hesitate to sit on some of the cushions. They look dirty and look like they had better days. This explains why I gave this place 3 stars.

We were working in LIC and wanted to take a client for lunch. Someone sugested the Z hotel doen the block in LIC. We walked there and went down into the bar/​resturant @nd found the place empty. Normally I would bolt because service will suck, however we hung in. We were seated by the owner Dennis. He introduced himself to us and was very plesant.
He told us he has Stripers, monk fish and scallops that are not on the menu.
«Just tell your server what you want and Ill make it». Great attitude!
We received our food and it was excellent. Well cooked and presented. The food was delicious I was impressed.
I had the scallops with carrots and spinach. My client had scallops on a bed of salad. My other co-​orkers had a burger and one had salmon.
I will visit again.

We stayed at the Z Hotel for Valentine’s Day. We booked through Kayak and got a pretty good deal. We requested a room on a high floor so ensure we got the best view of the Manhattan skyline as possible. Also, we called ahead to find out about parking and was told that their was a «garage» a couple blocks away.
We arrived 15min before check-​in, our room wasn’t ready just yet. The kid at the front desk helped us with our bags from the car so my girlfriend could go park the car at the «garage». Turns out this «garage» was actually a lot but whatevs. Our room was ready shortly after and we went up. Now, I’m not sure what the plan was for the hallway of the hotel but it’s sort of reminded me of an indoor porch situation. The walls didn’t go completely to the ground (so there was a heavy wind blowing through the bottom) and the «windows» were some thick clear tarp kind of thing. It made for a very cold hallway. It doesn’t really matter, we’re not hanging out in the halls — I just found it strange.
We got a Superior Queen room — not 100% sure why it’s called that… The bed was definitely a full size. Honestly, it was a pretty small room but it’s just the two of us and the view was so stunning, who even cares? Haha! Considering the cold temperatures in the hall, the room was VERY toasty. My girlfriend likes it that way so she was a happy camper. The bathroom was small too but the awesome shower made up for it ;)
We went out for dinner to a wonderful Peruvian restaurant less than a mile away. There is a shuttle bus that takes you to and from Manhattan from the front of the hotel but if you don’t want to leave Long Island City, check out Jora Restaurant & Bar! After dinner, we came back to the hotel for some drinks in the lounge downstairs. There was a big dinner/​event/​party (wtvr) for Valentine’s Day going on so the lounge was pretty packed while they waiting for the dining room to open. The drinks were reasonably priced and when they ran out of tonic for my gin & tonic, they offered me an alternative on the house.
The next morning, we went downstairs for complimentary coffee and continental breakfast — they have a full breakfast menu, but you have to pay. We had a brunch reservation in SoHo so we just needed something to hold us over + some caffeine!
Overall, we liked the place. I live in Jersey and my girlfriend lives in Yonkers. It was just the right amount of distance from home without having to travel too far. The view was amazing and the room was cozy.

*3.5 STARS*
My stay here was very pleasant. The room has heating EVERYWHERE. The floor is heated and it felt amazing under my cold toes! The room itself was really tiny compared to other hotel rooms I’ve been in but it wasn’t a big deal. Not like I needed a lot of space anyways.
Pros: The view was absolutely amazing from my room. Beautiful to sleep to (or get frisky. W. e you’re there for) and to wake up to. I’m not a romantic but that view definitely made me swoon.
Again the ultimate heating everywhere had me sold. I’m always cold so that was a plus.
Close to the city so it’s very accessible. They also have a shuttle that drops you off at Lexington. The bus in my opinion was both a pro and a con.
Cons: The shower is open only covered by half glass. While it did look stylish, I had to put a towel by the open part because the water pooled up outside the shower.
As I said before, the bus was as much a con as a pro. I say this ONLY because it was a cheese bus with graffiti on it that said Z hotel. I think it was original but cheesy and kinda embarrassing to be honest. I definitely wasn’t expecting that from a what’s suppose to be an upscale hotel.
Last, their food sucks. My lasagna was borderline gross. The guy I ordered from had an attitude problem. That or he hated his job. I’ll also add that as a bartender, he sucked. I watched him making drinks for a party that was going on and, as a fellow bartender, I’m all for adding a little extra liquor for good tips but this guy was literally pouring ¾ alcohol and an w. e space he had left for juice. I believe someone else on here said the same thing about the drinks. I’d rather not drink if I’m going to get served that way.

Very nice hotel
View from room *****+
Great VIEW to Manhattan! Whoaa! We stayed 11^th floor (highest) and wau!!!
Room Service *
Room service food i give one (1) star! Plastic packages + forks. And it was cold and bad (Lasagne + Parmesan Chicken).
Service *****
Good service! Very friendly.
Minibar ****
Lots of stuff!
Neighborhood *
Industrial buiding only.

In the middle of Queens near no where. A sparse lobby covers the underground restaurant and bar. A bar on the roof is mysteriously closed this evening with no warning while the elevator allows access to the roof nonetheless.
Drinks in the basement bar are less than memorable. A bartender doesn’t know that a Gibson has onions or that it is served like a martini.
They are out of a honey liqueur listed in the menu as a part of another drink.
«Asian» chicken wings are syrupy and sweet. Crisp skin.
«Buffalo» wings are red hot sauce and butter wih a crisp skin. $ 12 for sixteen.
Bruschetta ($ 5) is thick chopped onions, tomatoes and plenty of olive oil and balsamic vinaigrette.
Fries In a cone ($ 5)are crisp and hot served with Russian dressing and ketchup.
Polite service.

Vom 27.10. bis 04.11.2012 war ich mit meiner Frau im Z Hotel New York untergebracht.

Das Z Hotel liegt in Queens in unmittelbarer Nähe zur Queensboro Bridge. Die Gegend ist ein Industriegebiet, so dass in der direkten Umgebung nichts lohnenswertes zum Anschauen oder Erkunden gibt. Es geht sogar eher soweit, dass man sich beim Durchlaufen des Viertels nicht unbedingt wohlfühlt, schon gar nicht nach Einbruch der Dunkelheit. Positiv ist auf jeden Fall, dass vom Hotel aus ein Shuttle Service (14 Plätze — mit viel Wohlwollen des Fahrers auch 17 Plätze) immer zur vollen Stunde nach Manhattan zur Lexington Ecke 59^th Street fährt (auf Höhe des Südrands des Central Parks). Zu jeder halben Stunde fährt der Shuttle dann wieder Richtung Hotel und das immerhin bis 23:30 Uhr. Ungefähr vier Blocks oder 10 Gehminuten entfernt liegt die Subway Station «21 St-​Queensbridge». Der «F-​Train» fährt fast alle zehn Minuten nach Manhattan. Lohnenswert ist auch ein Spaziergang über die Queensboro Bridge.
Zum Hotel selbst: Das Z Hotel hat elf Stockwerke und alle Zimmer gehen Richtung Manhattan, so dass man einen großartigen Blick auf die Skyline hat. Wir selbst waren im obersten Stockwerk untergebracht und fanden es (außer während des Hurrikan Sandy) klasse. Ich muss an dieser Stelle aber erwähnen, dass Ende Oktober bzw. Anfang November die Dachterrasse mit Bar nicht in Betrieb war. Ich hatte davor in einigen Kommentaren gelesen, dass während der Sommermonate der Lärmpegel durchaus im zehnten und elften Stockwerk als störend empfunden wurde. Bei uns war dem aber nicht so. Was uns eigentlich eher missfiel, war der «eigentlich» im Freien liegende Zugang zu den Zimmern. Damit man aber nicht komplett im Freien und damit den Witterungsverhältnissen ausgesetzt ist, war die untere Hälfte bis zum Geländer mit farbig bunten Hartplastikwänden verkleidet, die obere Hälfte mit durchsichtigen Zeltplänen. Dies erweckte bei uns den Eindruck des Billigen und vor allem während Hurrikan Sandy auch nicht den Eindruck von Sicherheit.
Die Zimmer selbst waren sehr schön, nicht gerade groß, aber praktikabel. Das Badezimmer war mit einer Toilette und einer begehbaren Dusche ausgestattet (wenn jemand weiß, wie man duscht, ohne das gesamte Bad unter Wasser zu setzen, mich bitte informieren), die einen riesigen «Rainforest”-Duschkopf besaß. Das Waschbecken mit großer Ablage war jedoch draußen im Zimmer untergebracht. Der geflieste Bereich davor und im Bad wurde durch eine Fußbodenheizung erwärmt. Der Kleiderschrank war für ein Urlaubshotel definitiv zu klein. Das Queensbett war bequem und hing nicht zu sehr durch. Der obligatorische Großflachbildschirm hing über einem weiteren Ablagetisch an der Wand. Telefon und vor allem freies WLAN standen ebenfalls zur Verfügung.
Die Lobby ist sehr klein. Der Empfangstresen aber immer mit sehr freundlichen und hilfsbereiten Personen besetzt. Eine Treppe weiter ins Tiefgeschoss, erreichte man das Restaurant & Bar, in dem u.a. das Frühstück serviert wurde. Die Einrichtung des Restaurants war «urig». Das Essen umfasste die übliche Spanbreite gehobenen amerikanischen Fast Foods — Burger, Pizza, Caesar Salad, etc. und war recht teuer. Ebenso waren 7.- Dollar für ein kleines Glas Bier eindeutig zu viel. Während des Hurrikan Sandy servierte die überaus freundliche und aufmerksame Crew zweimal ein kostenloses Buffet, um die «eingesperrten» Gäste bei Laune zu halten. Das gelang ihnen auch hervorragend.
Was uns wirklich ärgerte, war das Frühstück jeden Morgen. Abgesehen davon, dass wir im deutschen Reisebüro Übernachtung mit Komplettfrühstück gebucht hatten, stellten wir fest, dass im Preis nur süße Teilchen, Toast und Bagel mit Marmelade, Frischkäse, Butter und Honig zur Verfügung standen. Für Eier und Speck fielen 10.- Dollar pro Person an. Unverschämtheit! Die Damen, die dann noch gelangweilt, mürrisch und pampisch herum liefen und ab und zu Kaffee und Orangensaft brachten, setzten dem Frühstück die Krone auf. Für Tee — sprich heißes Wasser — musste meine Frau zwischen 10 und 20 Minuten warten. Bitte liebes Z Hotel Team unternehmt etwas dagegen! Das unterirdische Frühstückserlebnis versaut eure ganze sonstige klasse Bewertung. Für uns sogar Grund, das nächste Mal ein anderes Hotel zu nehmen.
Zusammengefasst — ohne das Frühstückserlebnis — kann man sagen, dass das Z Hotel ein gutes und vor allem sauberes Hotel ist, dass seine nicht ganz optimal zu bezeichnende Lage in einem Industriegebiet durch den kostenlosen Shuttle Service und kostenlos auszuleihende Fahrräder wett macht. Der unverstellte Blick auf die Skyline von Manhattan aus allen Zimmern machen bestimmt den Charme dieses Hotels aus. Die Freundlichkeit und Hilfsbereitschaft des Personals am Empfangstresen ist typisch amerikanisch, für uns Europäer eher erfreulich. Alles in allem würden wir dem Z Hotel vier (4) Sterne geben — wäre da nicht das Ärgernis Frühstück, welchem wir kein bis maximal ein Stern geben.