very small rooms , bar is closed at 21:00, value for money too expensive More

Great location, reasonable hotel.....just a shame about the total lack of service, organisation or help. Stayed here on business and although the interior and rooms are nice (small rooms, but perfectly formed), the hotel service was terrible. When we booked the trip, we struggled to get hold of anyone to organise our stay and events and we should have cancelled at this point - but we had decided to persevere due to the location. On... More

So first impressions were great.The lobby is nice, it's big and airy, with a lot of wood, art installations and some fun greenery growing in the ceiling. And then I got to my room. Tiny is too large a word for it. The room was almost my arm length if I was to stretch them from side to side, the bed was comfy; but I could have touched the wall with my foot at the... More

Im not a complainer as you can see by my reviews. I haven't even left NYC, but have to write a review in case anyone is considering staying here. If you are in your 20's or 30's and very thin, this is your place. It is expensive and hip with 4 bars and beautiful public area. But, if you are like me and significantly older and use to comfortable hotels ...go somewhere else. The room... More

Having lived in NYC for many years, I used to go to the Hudson Hotel for drinks and dinner in the 2000's (at the Library Bar - which is still an awesome space, the clubby place, at what used to be Hudson Cafeteria, and outside on the terrace). I needed a hotel for the night, so I found the cheapest "decent" hotel available in NYC, which happened to be the Hudson. Since it is super... More

I was informed at check-in by a cheerful staff member that I had a recently renovated room. The long, slender hallways with big numbers on the doors let you know your room is going to be something resembling a glorified dormitory. This is the definition of a Hudson room. There's not much space and if you are large, navigating the bathroom could be a challenge. But it's clean with visually interesting details and nothing is... More

I go to the Hudson regularly when in NYC without my children. I get a double double room which is a good size. The standard rooms are pretty tiny and dark. The main thing is the location. It's near a really good subway stop and all the shops and restaurants at Columbus circle. it's also near the Lincoln centre and central park. The hotel is pretty dark but the staff are nice and it's clean... More

The ONLY reason they get 3 stars is because I arrived at 8:30 AM after a red-eye flight and the guy at the front desk was able to get me into a room way before the real check in time, which was great after flying all night. Stayed here on a business trip - hotel was planned by my company, so I didn't pick it. The rooms are microscopic (literally, a bed and 2 small... More

Very well designed, Contemporary lobby accessed by a long escalator, good that the escalator is long, as the lobby is seriously dark – though this may be intentional for trend-factor. Great locale, located 1 block west of Central Park, Loved the Library lounge, though they close the bar a bit early, only after serving drinks 5 minutes before closing. Though the bar behind the lounge entrance was busy Room was a bit small and a... More