Hotels near Imagination Playground

"This hotel is a reasonable choice for lodging in the financial district considering the high cost of other options in the area. The staff is very good. While the rooms are on the small side, they are very clean, well maintained and the bathrooms are up to date/modern and everything functions well. The room temp. was responsive and effective, this is not always a given even in expensive hotels. The continental breakfast could use a bit of an upgrade, limited choices & coffee just warm, not hot. I realize there other breakfast options nearby, however self serve cafeteria style seems a bit austere for a decent hotel in NYC. The layout of this hotel is unusual, no real lobby. Otherwise this is a good option in this area and one I would consider again when in town."

"Nice"

"Location is great. Staff very polite and helpful"

"Told us upon check in we had a $65 room service or restaurant credit for each day of our stay. So we used it. However upon check out they said it was really a $65 credit for entire stay. Very deceptive. "

"Very nice and attentive staff"

"Very fun and happening hotel. "

"Rooftop bar - a specific amenity that drew us to the hotel was used for a private function each night of our stay. Outside of those private events, we were not allowed to access the rooftop bar due to ongoing renovations. 1st floor bar/restaurant might as well have been a convenient store. Very little seating, bad drinks and food. The fitness center is located in the cellar. Seemingly an old janitors closet. The gym consists of 1 treadmill, 1 elliptical and a few dumbbells. I would recommend to any family, friends and acquaintances to avoid this hotel. False advertisement and price gouging at its finest."

"The gym was impeccably clean and our room attendant, Janeth, was amazing. We really Appreciated coming back each evening to a clean, well organized room. "

"Large room. Well equipped kitchen. Would be good for a longer stay. Prefer a hotel with room service. Key pads in elevator and on room door too clunky. If you want to go keyless, let phone tap be the key. "