#26
Posted: 8/16/12 at 1:23pm
Funny you ask, morosco - my friend from Tennessee just stayed there in late May/early June.
Quick under-5-minute walk to the subway. The street seems impressively quiet and calm.
It is very cute and rustic - lots of wood and duck figures/wallpaper, plus old class pictures or military pictures or something like that. It's a walkup with a narrow staircase as an FYI.
The rooms are nice - small, but very nice. As soon as you got in the room, there was a small private in-room shower and a sink. They also had a chest of drawers, a TV, an overhead fan and a nice in-window A/C unit, both of which kept the room nice and cool in sweltering heat. The bed seemed nice and the room seemed clean.
I didn't use the communal toilet, but I heard that it was nice and pretty clean. It was like a 10-step walk around the corner from her room.
They also offer wifi and a mailbox! I feel like you'd never need it but it's cute and in the lobby.
I didn't stay in it but I would say it was a pretty nice deal!
Quick under-5-minute walk to the subway. The street seems impressively quiet and calm.
It is very cute and rustic - lots of wood and duck figures/wallpaper, plus old class pictures or military pictures or something like that. It's a walkup with a narrow staircase as an FYI.
The rooms are nice - small, but very nice. As soon as you got in the room, there was a small private in-room shower and a sink. They also had a chest of drawers, a TV, an overhead fan and a nice in-window A/C unit, both of which kept the room nice and cool in sweltering heat. The bed seemed nice and the room seemed clean.
I didn't use the communal toilet, but I heard that it was nice and pretty clean. It was like a 10-step walk around the corner from her room.
They also offer wifi and a mailbox! I feel like you'd never need it but it's cute and in the lobby.
I didn't stay in it but I would say it was a pretty nice deal!
