Incredible location steps from the High Line and galleries
Rooftop views of the Hudson River (when accessible)
Industrial-chic aesthetic that feels very 'downtown NYC'
En bref : A fading hipster glory that charges a 'resort fee' for a pool that's often closed and walls that let you hear your neighbor's entire life story.
Évalué par @daydrooler: I stayed at this spot in Chelsea and it's easily one of the coolest places I've found in NYC. The rooftop views of the Empire State Building are unreal, and the whole artistic vibe made me feel so inspired. Perfect for working or just chilling.
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The hype
Great location for art lovers, but the rooms are tiny, spartan, and showing their age.
Reality check
You're paying for the zip code, not the service—expect a 'motel' vibe dressed up in concrete and plywood.
You plan to spend 90% of your time exploring Chelsea and Hudson Yards
You appreciate brutalist, industrial design (concrete floors, minimal furniture)
You are a heavy sleeper who enjoys a party atmosphere
Propreté et entretien
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Housekeeping: Daily service is standard but can be rushed; missed spots on floors are common.
Bathroom hygiene: Generally clean, but grout and corners often show wear and age.
Maintenance: Showing wear and tear; scuffed walls and worn furniture are frequently reported.
Linens & towels: Standard quality, occasionally reported as worn or stained.
Odors & scents: Usually neutral, though some hallways can smell of cleaning chemicals or stale air.
Sleepability™
4.5MODÉRÉ
MODÉRÉ
0-4BRUYANT
4-7.5MODÉRÉ
7.5-10SILENCIEUX
Thin walls between rooms
Hallway commotion
Street noise from 27th Street
Rooftop parties (when active)
Avant de réserver
Bon à savoir
There is no on-site parking; use a nearby garage
The 'resort fee' is mandatory and collected at the hotel
Luggage storage is available but may incur a fee if you're not careful
Quoi emporter
High-quality earplugs or a white noise machine
Slip-on shoes (concrete floors are cold)
Your own toiletries (supplied ones are hit-or-miss)
Génie des chambres
Meilleurs choix
Higher floor rooms facing the street for better light (but more noise)
Courtyard facing rooms for slightly less street noise
Chambres à éviter
Rooms near the elevator (high traffic noise)
Lower floor street-facing rooms (privacy issues and noise)
Génie de demande de chambre – copier & coller
“I would appreciate a room on a high floor facing the courtyard to minimize street noise. Please confirm the room has blackout curtains.”
FAQ et astuces cachées
Tout ce que vous voulez vraiment savoir avant de réserver.
Is the pool actually open?
It's a gamble. It's seasonal (summer only), small, and often closed for private parties or maintenance. Don't book solely for the pool.
What is the 'facility fee'?
A mandatory ~$35/night charge that supposedly covers Wi-Fi, coffee, and 'access to events,' regardless of whether you use them.
Are the rooms really that small?
Yes. Most rooms are around 230 sq ft with very little storage space. Pack light.
Is it pet friendly?
Yes, pets are allowed for a fee (approx. $50-$75/night).
Can I check in early?
You can request it, but it's subject to availability and often comes with an extra charge.
Is the neighborhood safe?
Generally yes, Chelsea is safe and busy, but standard city precautions apply at night.
Conseils d'initiés
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The basement bar (if open) often has a better vibe than the rooftop
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Walk to the nearby 'Eagle' or 'Porchlight' for better drinks and food
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Check your bill carefully at checkout for accidental double charges on the facility fee
5 choses à savoir avant de partir
💡The beds are on platforms practically on the floor—getting up is a workout
💡The 'city view' might just be the brick wall of the building next door
💡The concrete floors amplify every footstep from the room above you
💡Housekeeping can be inconsistent with restocking towels
💡The lobby can feel more like a nightclub entrance than a hotel reception
Guide local
Carte
Découvrez où se situe Hotel Alameda et ce qu'il y a à proximité.