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Hotel Wales is a boutique hotel, located in Manhattan's celebrated Carnegie Hill. Every guest enjoys complimentary continental breakfast and 24 hour coffee, cappuccino and tea service. Hotel Wales boasts eighty-eight elegant guestrooms of which 42 are beautifully appointed sun drenched suites. Each room is keenly appointed with the highest quality linens and amenities and styled for comfort. The spacious suites are furnished with oversized sofa-beds ideal for additional guests. From our suites enjoy panoramic city views and Central Park, only steps away. The Upper East Side is home to the famous Museum Mile, Central Park, Madison Avenue shopping and limitless wonderful restaurants. Every means of transportation is a block or two away and 57th Street and Fifth Avenue is about a mile.
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I've learned that in NYC "boutique hotel" = tiny, old hotel The reason I'm giving this place 3 stars and not 2 is because the staff was very friendly....
We scored a reasonable rate off of Travelzoo and were more than satisfied with the Carnegie Hill location minutes from Central Park and the Museum Mile, the...
Hotel Wales has its hold in a prime and convenient location. A bit more than a block from the Jewish Museum of New York, right on top of quality eateries...
A Gem in NYC
Last week I was fortunate to have chosen the Hotel Wales on the upper East Side of NYC for my 5 day stay. My very fussy girlfriend had stayed t...
location, location, location
I had a desire to visit new york as i have a great interest in museums and culture. as they say in the real estate business, location, location...
Ok for a short stay, but check other options first
HOTEL REVIEW # 161 New York MY TRAVEL STYLE: If possible, I try to stay away from business hotels and strongly prefer resorts that resemble the...
This was poor dont stay here
we stayed here for one night before sailing on the QM2. We were extremely dissapointed with the standard of accommadation on offer, It did not ...
Nice Hotel
We stayed for a long weekend at the Hotel Wales. We found the hotel to be very clean and tidy despite the building work that was going on. Chec...
Hotel fine- but LOTS of building work so be warned!!!!
We stayed for 4 nights at the start of Sept. We had to change rooms as the air con was so noisy- even after asking for a quiet room as I am 6 m...
Great stay near Central Park!
I loved the location to Central Park and the Guggenheim. The hotel is nice and quaint. My room was a suite with a sitting area that was reall...
Very poor, stay way!
Appalling misrepresentation of hotel by website. Hotel itself is tiny with non-existant facilties, little more than a 2* hotel. Drastically in ...
Outdated, uncomfortable
Room too hot. Radiators can't be turned off. Can't sleep. Miserable. Parched. I think I'm beginning to hallucinate. Room service too expe...
The Wales hotel in new york
One of the best hotels I have ever stayed in!!!!!!It's location is perfect, 2 blocks or less from central park and a magnificent view. Museums ...
The good: Check in was fast and the beautiful woman working the desk was pleasant. The room was clean and large contrary to what I heard about New York hotel rooms being a closet. It was one of the best rooms I have stayed in. It is European style where you feel like you at someone?s home, a very nice home! The bad: NOISE! I have never had problems sleeping anywhere but this was the first time. I was on the Madison Avenue corner, 4th floor and every time a bus went by and hit the gas I woke up. It was brutal. It was mostly due to the in-window AC unit. It was like having the window wide open to the street. I ran it to drown out the noise. \t\t The continental breakfast was a bit lame but oh well. I just prefer a full breakfast. Also I could not get on the WIFI and tech support just gave up on me. They happily refunded my money for it though. There were some teens tying up the guest computers so I never got to check my work email. All in all this was an extremely nice hotel as long as you don?t get a room near Madison. I would stay again if given the chance, very close to where I needed to do business.
The good: Check in was fast and the beautiful woman working the desk was pleasant. The room was clean and large contrary to what I heard about New York hotel rooms being a closet. It was one of the best rooms I have stayed in. It is European style where you feel like you at someone?s home, a very nice home! The bad: NOISE! I have never had problems sleeping anywhere but this was the first time. I was on the Madison Avenue corner, 4th floor and every time a bus went by and hit the gas I woke up. It was brutal. It was mostly due to the in-window AC unit. It was like having the window wide open to the street. I ran it to drown out the noise. \t\t The continental breakfast was a bit lame but oh well. I just prefer a full breakfast. Also I could not get on the WIFI and tech support just gave up on me. They happily refunded my money for it though. There were some teens tying up the guest computers so I never got to check my work email. All in all this was an extremely nice hotel as long as you don?t get a room near Madison. I would stay again if given the chance, very close to where I needed to do business.
We had a corner suite that had a mini kitchen. The rate was high due to the holidays, but the location is quite and one block from Central Park. Many terrific restaurants close by.
I booked a "Love of Dog" room. The room was supposed to come with special food, treats and dog toys. NONE were provided. I was not even given a dish for the dog's water. Nonetheless, I was billed for full price this "special" room. When I checked out the hotel desk clerk stated that the manager would conatct me regarding my complaint. This person was never heard from. The room was very small and not anything that could be considered luxury. The stay was a disappointment This hotel is overpriced and absolutely failed to deliver the promised service.
I enjoyed the hotel. The room was very nice and not too small. I had to wait at check out a little longer than necessary - only 1 person works the desk and there was not an invoice in my room or a speed checkout option. The staff was extremely nice.
For the price, I expected something better. The standard rooms do not have a view and face a room across. The carpet was torn, there was no proper closet, the hallways were not vacumed, etc.
quaint by Keri M. at InsiderPages
This is the oldest hotel in operation in NYC. very beautiful, old hotel with marble stairs and tons of character. the suites are quite large ...
A tiny, boutique hotel recently restored to its original elegance.
The SceneWhen New York developer Bernard Goldberg went on a buying spree, he ended up with--among other hotels--this tiny place. Built in 1
Absoloutley charming
can't beat the service, location and beautiful accommodations. Will retuen every trip to NYC. A nive change from the big box hotels of NYC.
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