Hotel 91

Mitten in Chinatown gelegen
Preis Leistung: Top
Bad gut und sauber
Lage gut
Personal nett
Die zugstrecke ist allerdings sehr nah, Geräusche.

There needs to be a notice on how noisy this hotel can get from the trains. Even with the double layer window you can still hear the noise. If you have to stay at this hotel just ask for the windowless rooms, not like the view is much to look at anyways. For the staff, I’ve met nice ones and I’ve met ok ones, no complaints as its not a five star hotel so I’m not expecting those services. I’d stay again only if I was in a pinch.

Overall, 3 stars for the hotel condition and its amenities, but 4 for comfort and experience. This hotel is a no-​frills place, but has all the necessities. It is located on Broadway, very convenient to the subway system. There are good eateries in walking distance (less than 1 mile). I recommend getting ice cream at Ice & Vice down the street on Broadway!
Upon entering, take the elevator to the 2^nd floor for check-​in. Check-​in was fast and the front desk employee was very informative. There were maps and subway system brochures available, which were helpful. The elevator is usually on standby on the 1^st floor, so we had to wait quite a bit to come down from the 7^th floor. We took the stairs down most of the time.
We got a room with a full size bed. The room was small, the bed was small (double/​full size for 2 adults) and we had a view of the Manhattan Bridge so there was much noise coming through every couple of minutes. It wasn’t a big deal, though. Behind the Manhattan Bridge, there was a nice view of Lower Manhattan, including the 911 Memorial tower. Inside the bathroom were soap, shampoo, and tissue — very simple but that’s all we needed. My only complaint is that the shower water was either too hot or too cold, no in-​between, but at least there was hot water.
In the lobby, there is complimentary tea and coffee, so help yourself. They also provide luggage storage, which we used upon checking out. On the 4^th floor is a computer and lounging area, which we made use of while I printed Broadway tickets. Overall, it is a good place in a very convenient location.

Oh man — right by the Manhattan Bridge. Trains running through every 20 seconds
And the stench of Chinatown
It was a NYC hotel stay I won’t forget
Very pricey too; 200 plus dollars per night
Never again!

I wouldn’t say that this is the best hotel but its a reasonable place to stay if u don’t plan on being in hotel room all day.
The hotel entrance is a little scary bc there’s no concierge or security at the entrance. You’ll have to go to the second floor to talk to someone.
Overall, I saved money staying here.

I stayed 3 nights here. You will feel like you just stepped in to China but in a good way. Area was not sketchy at all for that was on of my concerns. What can I say other than its a modest budgeted, clean, friendly, somewhat outdated, mini room hotel. A nice walk to canal st.

Hotel was great! Not the best window views but who’s in their room in New York! Location was great, close to subways, little Italy, Brooklyn. The food near by was amazing and cheap. The receptionist was very helpful and let us check in early as we arrived at 7am. They also let us store our luggage after check out, we had a late departure. Overall I had a great time and very satisfied with the hotel choice. I will always be staying here when I come visit.

This was my 4^th visit to NYC and a first for my Husband and children.
We LOVED our stay here at Hotel 91. This hotel is in the heart of the city. So close to everything! Walking distance to most and if u can’t walk it we could jump on the F which was 2 blocks. The crew at the front desk were funny and informative we stayed for 10 days and had not one issue! We loved our room we stayed in 610 and the kids had a great time looking out the window to all the busyness of NYC. We WILL rebook here for our Sept 2015 trip.

This hotel is above inn quality as it is roomier and everything just seemed newer. The best aspect is its affordability since — or because? — it is located in Chinatown. A good place to store your things and sleep as you will be out and about quite a bit anyway.
While not as centrally located to everything the F train station is not far away, and there are lots of cheap eats nearby. Also, one of my favorite neighborhoods — Lower East Side — is only blocks away.
The check-​in is on the second floor so it’s kind of odd setup. The fourth floor has a computer with printer if you need to access the internet and print anything out, very convenient.

One of the most affordable hotels out there. The staff couldn’t be more helpful and accommodating. They were knowledgeable about the area, and eye extremely professional and accommodating to our every need. The room was cleaned every day, and we had no issues during our stay.
Located close to the subway, if you want a good experience that won’t kill your wallet, look no further.

Small rooms. Bed is not a queen size, there is several huge stains on the floor. More budget hotel looking than high class as they try and portray on the website. And literally right next to Manhattan bridge which you can clearly hear through the windows

The price was good for NYC. The room was small but clean. Travelers should know that they are in the middle of Chinatown when they stay at this hotel. There is a strange setup where you have to take the only elevator to the second floor to check in. Complaints: security is non existent (saw no one and the first floor was deserted and anyone can walk in off the street and no key was needed in off hours for elevator or front door) and the coffee that they offer ²⁴⁄₇ is instant with hot water. Not even a keurig machine or room pot.

We were happy with our choice to stay here. It was affordable, had a fun, vibrant location in the heart of Chinatown, the staff was friendly and helpful (stowing our bags before and after check-​in/​out times), and it was clean enough, roomy, and fit our needs for our one night stay. We got a room on the 4^th floor, at the rear of the building. The noise from the Manhattan Bridge was barely noticeable and we rested comfortably after our long day in the city! A quick walk to the F train station, Doughnut Planet, and the lovely Café Petisco for breakfast. The AC worked great, but the angle of the wall-​mounted TV was a bit off with the bed directly below. No complaints. though, and would gladly stay here again.

this hotel sucks so hard. the room and bed are small，and AC almost not work u gona feel so hot in the rome. Not worth for its price. The worst hotel I had in New York.

Hotels, to me, are judged on a relative basis.
The main two things I care about are the price of a hotel, and the quality of the service.
The rates at Hotel 91 are pretty good relative to the rest of the hotels in the city. They’re a little more expensive than they used to be, but they’re still pretty low relative to some of the hotels further uptown.
The service was fine– nothing complicated– you just hand your information and go to your room. The room is clean enough, and has ample amount of space. It’s fairly plain and basic, but it does the job. I was also pleased by the fact that they had free wifi– very few hotels in New York seem to have this.
The hotel is about a 10 minute walk from the subway, and located in Chinatown, so keep in mind that if you are a tourist, you’re gonna have to do a little bit of walking in order to get here. But considering the price and quality, IMO it’s overall decent.

Hotel 91 will always be dear to me for an utterly shameful reason that I can only share with you over cocktails. Located in Chinatown on E Broadway, it is your typical non five star NYC hotel as my room was bare bones and the size of a walk in closet. Great view of the Manhattan Bridge. Subway runs all night but you get use to it. Running the a/​c or the heat may drown out the noise from the train. The crew on the front desk have disinterested down pat. Their rates are pretty good for NYC. The room was clean and if Lower East Side is your hangout then I can comfortably recommend.

CONFIRM YOUR ROOM HAS A WINDOW. We unfortunately didn’t have a window so it was kind of a coffin. But I’ve stayed in worse and such experiences build character. Fortunately the bathroom was a good size and remodeled plus the bed was comfortable. It’s an old building that has a hostel vibe to it but was in line with my expectations for budget travel. Convenient location to cab or take the subway uptown. We also walked to East Village in about 25 minutes, no big deal.

I stayed at Hotel 91 for 3 nights and has a good experience! The hotel room is small, but that’s expected for the price and it being NYC. The bed was pretty comfortable with pretty comfortable bedding. The room was clean everyday which is most important!
The bathroom was a good size! Two people could easily get ready for a NY night at the same time. The bathroom was also very clean.
The people at the front desk were very friendly. They allowed us to check in early so we could get our day in NY started early. We also were allowed a late check out after too long of a night the day before. Thanks Hotel 91!
Only complaint: The shower. I could never get the temperature right! It was either too hot or too cold. I’m pretty sure the shower temperature controller thing was broken.
Neighborhood: The hotel is very much located in Chinatown. This didn’t bother me except for when it came to finding a quick bite to eat. I obviously couldn’t eat Chinese food every single day.
I would recommend staying here!

A friend and I stayed at Hotel 91 in Chinatown for 2 nights earlier this week as we were in NY for a huge Chinese wedding at the conveniently located banquet hall, Palace Rest. directly acrossthe street This hotel experience for night one was about the worst hotel experience I ever had in my life — so bad that I expect I will dispute the credit card charge of approx$ 500.00 for the 2 nights
the tub faucet ran constantly and could not be turned off; the hot water was only lukewarm; the supplied bath towels for 2 persons consisted of 2 dish– sized minitowels; (We found ourselves using tissues as towels to dry off!); no shower grab rail which has to be an ADA violation, and no soap dish in bathtub or by the sink no shampoo supplied; ;room lighting was virtually non-​existent as there was only a single globe ceiling light that functioned and neither of the two desk lamps were functioning; not a single reachable electric plug; tv controller barely functioned as back panel was missing so batteries freely fell out.
By the second night, staff had fixed the water andlighting problems and also supplied more towels, shampoo, and soap dishes
The only positive things I can report are that the bed and pillows were very comfortable and clean and the hotel has a great Chinatown location.
In all fairness, I want to add that once before, about a year ago, I stayed at this hotel and found it generally acceptable.
Phil G., Plantation, FL

The agency that I booked with chose this very special hotel. I gave the agency a price range and should have known that it was not a good idea to do so.
Hotel 91 it was… in the middle of Chinatown on East Broadway, a very busy street and the hotel located under Manhattan Bridge. Despite being ripped off by the cab driver he couldn’t drop me off in front of the hotel as exactly at that time it was Chinese New Year! hurray
When I finally found the hotel, the reception was on level 2. Lina was very friendly and calm even though there were at least 10 people waiting, complaining etc. I finally could check in, even though I thought about calling the agency as well, but I was so tired and it was only for 2 nights.
When opening the door to my room (on the 2^nd floor) I was not really shocked but the room was quite small and dark. A moment later when I opened the curtains I saw and heard the train on Manhattan Bridge… Seriously, the windows were shaking and in NY trains are going via this bridge every 2minutes!!! It was ridiculously loud. So I went back and asked for another room and Lina gave me one on level 7. The room was way bigger and more quiet and definitely something I could be happy with for 2 nights. The only thing that really bothered me was that there was no window! I was constantly tired and had no clue what time it was. There was no fresh air.
Nevertheless, the bedroom was clean as was the bathroom and it got cleaned daily.
There’s free coffee/​tea/​hot chocolate on level 2. There’s also a laundry on level 7 if needed. WiFi is free as well.
All in all I still felt that for that price I could have definitely found something more convenient and nicer myself! It was an experience! :)

A place like this is hard to review. Is it a huge, beautiful room with a view? No. Are the amenities mind blowing? No. Is it chic? No. Is it trendy? No.
This is a simple hotel in an area that had plenty in walking distance (including a train), with rooms bit enough and comfortable enough for decent size groups, that’s also very affordable (especially for NYC). They have free coffee and tea ²⁴⁄₇ which was a treat for my friends (I don’t drink the stuff).
For a weekend of partying, it gave us a headquarters to meet, shower, sleep, have some drinks, and indulge in Doughnut Plant doughnuts. I literally can’t ask for anything else out of a hotel that I plan to spend very little time in.
If you’re looking for a 5-​star experience with the greatest staff and most designer sheets, look elsewhere. If you’re looking for an affordable place to rest your head and wash your butt, this is perfect.