“정말 만족스러웠습니다.”
I usually rely on Google reviews rather than hotel‑platform feedback before booking, and the few negative comments I saw on Google turned out to be largely unfounded. I stayed near the Jebitz Center for a weekend event, and the room was clean with a great view. The building looks new, and the trend toward hardwood floors instead of carpet is evident here, which I liked. The lobby provides disposable cups and water, and the room has a coffee machine, iron, and free Wi‑Fi. I didn’t need to fetch water from the lobby because the housekeeping staff refilled two bottles each day during cleaning. The air‑conditioning worked well, and if I missed the cleaning window between 10 am and 12 pm because of jet lag, they offered to clean later. The bedding was very comfortable, and the room’s USB charging worked without an adapter—there was at least one Type‑C port. I didn’t encounter any technical issues, likely because the hotel is new or I was just lucky. The hotel’s location is a short walk to the Jebitz Center and a convenient spot for heading into Manhattan; daytime security feels fine, and you only need to avoid late‑night crowds. Noise was minimal; the cafe in front of the hotel stays quiet before midnight, and even the frequent fire‑truck sirens in the city didn’t bother me. I didn’t stay long enough to notice any inter‑room or floor noise. I ate all meals outside, so I’m not sure about breakfast or room service. There’s a salad bar right next to the hotel bar that I’d recommend if you’re eating daily. A deposit of $100 is required, but the hotel said it would be refunded within a week if no issues arise after checkout. I’m not entirely sure what each charge covers from a foreigner’s perspective, but for someone who doesn’t need parking, the final bill didn’t include unexpected resort fees or the like. It’s a clean, convenient spot for travelers who want to rest at night and explore during the day. The desk staff, especially a person named ZIANA, were very friendly and helpful, and other employees in the hallway were polite too. I’d stay again if the chance comes up. The only real downside was that the refrigerator was not an option—there was a vending machine in the basement for ice, but on a busy Saturday evening it had no ice at all. I wasn’t sure if the fridge could be requested after paying the deposit, but the air‑conditioning worked well for the short, warm stay. The window wouldn’t open, so the room felt poorly ventilated, and the water pressure was low, which is typical for new buildings. The room was small, so the only place to unfold a suitcase was the doorway, and the only space to put it upright was a small desk. The lights were all mood lamps, so the room was dim, except for the bathroom, which was very bright—some might find that disappointing if they prefer a brighter room. The room size was suitable for a single traveler, and overall I was satisfied despite the lack of a fridge and limited space.
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