Hotel AKA Rittenhouse Square

The negative review because we feel we were ripped off. we booked this hotel directly on the site. We were shown a large "luxury double" in Chinese style for 120 pounds with fantastic garden view. We wanted to move in 3 days later. We would receive this room or a comparable, the manager told us. 3 Days later when we checked in, we were upgraded to a less than half of this large and dark room. After a long discussion adopted this ten pounds we were gracious. Apparently it was the price of £120... Read more

Older but clean hotel with 65 rooms, very small rooms, stairways very narrow and steep as usual everywhere. elevator, breakfast room in the basement. Guests of all ages u. of different nationalities. We stayed in room 201 at the 2 . Floor, double bed, table meters. 2 chairs by the window, small TV, cupboard space for suitcases, small closet, small bathroom meters. Shower and toilet, quite narrow as usual in Amsterdam, but for 2-3 days stay ok. Anyway you should be the room just to sleep and ... Read more

The last 5 days as part of our trip to the USA we 23 -27.7 in New York. We booked the Sheraton Manhattan at Times Square. Just before we left, hotel credit with the words from 04.01.10 company sent to the Manhattan at Times Square. With the Sheraton name, four star hotel and the double room for 170,00 Euro the night without breakfast has a certain Mindesterwartung. The hotel as dirty hostel to assess is still very favorable. There was a large youth group from Brazil at the hotel everywhere on... Read more

The very new, the Intercontinental Group independently owned hotel features 36 floors and 607 rooms. The hotel was opened in July 2010 were both the rooms and the other facilities are in a tent, impeccable condition. There is a possibility either in the Brasserie and Marché, both by Todd English run and at the hotel, to breakfast or to eat. The guest structure was very international. Compared to most other New York hotels the rooms are quite large (at least about 35 square meters) and clean.... Read more

The hotel looks from outside like a typical high-rise in Manhattan. With about 1800 rooms were already quite large. The lobby looks very inviting and through the marble also extremely plush. Unfortunately, the first good impression marred by the hallways to the rooms. The plaster was crumbling from the walls and small glass panels, the next to the door, are broken and the glass on the floor. Despite the many people you don't have to wait at the reception. Unfortunately the hotel has no wi-fi ... Read more