The Manner, the Unbound Collection by Hyatt

좋은 위치, 완벽한 시설

최근 이 호텔에 묵었는데, 정말 감명 깊었어요! 체크인부터 체크아웃까지 서비스가 환상적이었고, 직원들은 친절하고 따뜻하게 맞아주며 정말 많은 도움을 줬어요. 음식도 정말 훌륭했어요. 꼭 다시 묵을 거예요!

It was cold outside but inside it was warm and welcoming, every detail is thought of and planned out, a small boutique hotel that makes you feel like your home away from home. The atmosphere is warm and sophisticated. We loved breakfast and coffee in the morning and in the evening appetizers and a glass of wine in the Apartment served by friendly staff. Truly unforgettable weekend!

First we arrived and were greeted by an amazing personality of an employee named GG. Full of energy and charisma we were brought up to the bar/restaurant area. My wife and were seated at the bar (our choice) and proceed to have the most amazing Gin Martini i've ever had. This was followed by their own personal flare and take on Chicken Nuggets. YES we were definitely a bit skeptical of the suggestion but it was fantastic. The ambiance was intimate and inviting and we truly enjoyed our experience. This is will 110% be our go to hotel when we come back this summer. Thank you to all the staff that made this stay magical for us. Dano

This is a hotel for design lovers. Really beautiful common areas and minimalist but comfortable rooms. Good location in SoHo. The staff is very friendly and the hotel was not busy when I stayed. The Otter restaurant has a somewhat complicated menu but the food was good. The Bar Sloane’s makes great drinks and isn’t crowded. Here’s where the property falls short for its $1000/night price tag: - rooms are very loud, you hear everything from the street and the cold comes right through. Bring earplugs or you’ll lay awake all night long. - no desks or workspaces in the rooms, not even the suites. Don’t come here and expect to work. - sheets are rough and scratchy, quality needs to be improved. - no coffee maker or tea kettle in the rooms. No one wants to get dressed and walk down to the lobby first thing in the morning and get a coffee, just put them in, this is how people live and it’s a major irritation when hotels try to “change it up” just for the sake of novelty. - the second floor common space doesn’t function well for daytime. A collection of couches and low coffee tables are nice for cocktails and socializing, but it makes no sense for breakfast— no one wants to lean over a coffee table and try to eat their breakfast and drip and drop things all over themselves and the floor (which everyone does as evidenced by all the stains on the rugs). Just use the restaurant for a proper breakfast instead. - no gym, no spa, no pool… not really competitive when comparing to all the other 5 star hotels in the neighborhood that charge the same price. I leave feeling like I checked this place off the list: overall glad I tried it, but no need to come back, for the price I can get a better experience elsewhere.