Little Italy Hotel Guide - Hotels with Air Conditioning in Little Italy, New York

"Originally I had wanted to cancel my reservation but in glad I didn’t. Beautiful room, nice view. Although it’s a high traffic area, it’s was really quiet. Rooms were very clean. I look forward to staying there again. Also staff was so nice ! In all areas everyone you encountered was so welcoming and nice. "

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"A clean and quiet room in a great neighborhood bordering Little Italy and Chinatown. Very close two subway stations (5 min walk), which means Broadway shows and uptown museums are a 20-min subway ride away. No hotel restaurant, but that is not necessary because there is an abundance of food in every direction. I would stay here again. "

"Everything clicked during my stay! The room was clean and spacious. Looked brand new; comfortable bed. My husband loved the location [Starbucks and other casual places nearby}. Felt very safe. Great staff. Minor downside: The bathroom was awkwardly positioned and might have been a former closet. Also, not a fan of having to call to get ice brought to room. "

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"Do not park in this area. Uber is best. "

"Great location. Easy access to several subway lines. Elevator access was slow. Being on 5th floor made the taking the stairs easy. Utilized the coin operated laundry machines."

"This historic landmark hotel is located very close to Penn Station and metro stops making it very convenient for getting around. The room was very clean and updated while keeping an art deco feel. The beds were comfortable and staff stationed in the lobby were polite and helpful while adding a layer of security monitoring access to the elevators. The Tick Tock Diner with access into the hotel lobby is open 24/7 as is the small museum in the hotel lower level. After we checked out, they were able to hold our bags while we got in one more day of sightseeing before our Amtrak departure that evening. "

"You will have a hard time finding somewhere better to stay than Grand Central Hyatt. You are literally sleeping above Grand Central terminal and next door to the Chrysler building. "