Lamartine Chelsea

Good place to in mid town Manhattan, New York city.

This hotel has the best location in Manhattan this is my second time in nyc and really loved being in that location everything is a waking distance, rooms are okay for the price you pay especially that I was during low season. Shared bathroom is clean but you have to bring sandals or flip flops to wear and hand and face towels. Also the heat was not as good and I was there during the snow storm so the coldest time to be there but the stuff’s gave me an extra heater that I used overall I had a great experience.

Room boiling hot when I checked in and frigid the next two nights.

Great location, lovely staff, clean amenities but the owner needs to sort the heating out. A room that has no working heating when it is minus 3deg Celcius outside is not acceptable. I should not have to sleep fully dressed with an overcoat on in paid accomodation. Having spoken to other guests I am alone. This property needs an upgrade on the heating system. I would not recommend staying here in the winter.

Terrible experience. The room was small and not very clean... VERY, VERY COLD. They turned on the heating for two hours during my stay. They told me it wasn't working, but the one in the reception area was on. On the third night, I had to sleep in my down jacket. It was 5 degrees Celsius in the room. TERRIBLE experience. I asked for a refund for the first night so I could go somewhere else, but it was impossible to reach anyone... they didn't care! The reception staff understood the problem but couldn't do anything. NEVER AGAIN! RUN AWAY

The room is small and I was assigned a room on the 5th floor, which made it difficult to move around, but the staff were incredibly friendly and the location was perfect! It's especially great for those coming from out of town on the Flixbus.

I stayed with a friend for NYCC in a "City Double Room" for four days. Overall it was good enough to stay for the price overall on a budget. A more detailed breakdown of the pros and cons. Pros - Location is great for just Javitz Center, Times Square, especially Madison Square Garden and more. - Rates are very reasonable - Offers bag check before and after stay, which isn't as common outside of major hotels. - Building and rooms are very secure with custom keypad entry numbers that activate at 3 PM of check in day and deactivate at 11 am of checkout day. Cons - I called in advance and was told the City Double Room had a queen bed but it was more like a full bed. Probably fine for a couple but not so much otherwise. - Furniture in room was very shoddy and even broken in some parts - Bedding is less than desirable. The mattress in retrospect is very hard, two pillows are very flat to point you'd not even notice anything between mattress. Lastly the covers aren't made to be used by two adults height or width wise but that could vary how close two people are. - Biggest issue is that building isn't very ADA friendly at all. Arriving we asked for ground level room due to an issue going to second floor with bags. The employee said they could but didn't want to because it'd require more work, literally said that. Apparently you can request that in advance if it's necessary but not hotel details or layout aren't very clear on any site. - The bathrooms are shared, I believe two bathrooms on each floor but there is no constant layout to any of them. No soap is supplied other than next to the sink, maybe not biggest thing but it would help a lot as something not always traveled with. Additionally there are no bath mats. I'd say this is an adequate place to stay for a day, two tops just to have somewhere to sleep but any longer and need any amenities or have disabilities then I'd say pay the extra for bigger hotel.

Something really Greta about this establishment