Roxy Hotel New York

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Beautiful boutique hotel with a 1950s flair. The atmosphere inside the lobby was warm and inviting. Live music every night and awesome bar scene. You definitely feel the lively energy of NY. Amazing place

We loved our stay. No details were left out in print this place together and it was an excellent home away from home during our stay in Manhattan

Stayed at the Roxy Hotel for two nights with a friend. We had so much fun, the bar, the jazz club downstairs, friendly staff, comfortable beds, Nespresso coffee, it was fabulous! Our only complaint would be that the room was kind of dark, it was a vibe for sure but it made it hard to apply makeup.

Love that hotel but it was noisy. Not talking about the interior noise. The street noise is really loud.

There was a lot of amenities inside the hotel so you didn’t have to go out to enjoy your stay. Great staff, very respectfull and kind

Lovely hotel, very comfortable, fun bar, helpful staff, great location, cool live music and overall vibe, although pretty boisterous on a Friday night.

We really enjoyed our stay at The Roxy NY. The bar even accommodated a quick 25 person celebration on Saturday afternoon!

Let’s talk about the noise. The hotel has “Live music” every night. The level of noise in your room is horrific. It sounds like the band is playing at the end of your bed. You have a “noise cancelling” control in your room, with a “calming sound effect”, that is the equivalent of being strapped to an aeroplane wing. And it doesn’t do a thing for the noise of the band, so that’s a double joy. You have to pad your room door with towels to stop the sound of the neighbours. And the door slamming - I cant even. The interior and rooms are outdated. You have one outlet for charging your appliances and you have to rearrange the room furniture to even find or use it. A shower that if you turn on the water comes straight out the door and floods the place. It was the worst hotel I’ve stayed in at that price range and it was horrifically disappointing. I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone unless they are deaf or enjoy their eardrums to bleed.