With trepidation, we made reservations at this inexpensive hotel in the heart of Chinatown. While the area is total hustle and bustle and trains continuously rumbling across the Manhattan Bridge, once in our 5th floor room, all was quiet. The double windows shut out all street noise with only the train's rumble being discernable. Yes, the rooms are rather spartan,... More

i stayed in this hotel in april 12,first off the reception is on the 1st floor but the entrance is on the ground floor,the noise from the trains is unbeleivable,alot of chinese people seem to stay in the hotel and are up and out at 5am shouting down the corridors as they go. the hotel is situated in the heart... More

The hotel is very clean and although our full sized bed room was tiny (to be expected in NYC), it was also immaculate, and decorated simply but nicely. Everything was new/upgraded. You will definitely hear that subway rumble by, so bring ear plugs. Also, there is no security to speak of, so anyone could bypass reception and take an elevator... More

For years I've struggled to find a consistent, good value place in New York City, but I think I might have cracked it. I've stayed in Hotel 91, which is in the heart of Chinatown, twice now and I really like it. It's not the world's greatest hotel, but it offers great value for money and is very affordable. It's... More

The staff at this hotel were great, very helpful. The hotel is tucked away on a street of shops and is right next to Manhattan Bridge. Which makes for a noisy location, however the sound proofing is good and although you can hear the traffic and subway it is not too intrusive and all of my group slept well. Tea... More

The hotel is clean and renovated. The only inconvenience is noise coming from passing next to the window train. I also did not like the additional fee for luggage storage (2$). More

This hotel is clean, and believe me I checked. The beds are comfortable and room is of an average side. There is also tea/coffee facilities offered in the lobby, as well as vending machines. Wifi is also available in the hotel. Although it is beside the metro line it did not bother us, it just sounds like its windy outside.... More

Super friendly and informative staff! Clean, small rooms. Is a bit noisy with the train, but was like white noise to me. Very few places to eat immediately nearby that take credit/debit cards OR that you could feel comfortable ordering at since you're in the heart of chinatown.- menu appeared to only be in chinese, if there even was a... More