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The Andrew Hotel

2.5 (125 reviews)
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Vanessa S.

It's a bare bones motel that just gets the job done. They have absolutely no frills other than that. The bed was comfortable, shower water pressure was great and the grounds were clean for what it's worth. It's in dire need of modernization though as the outlets were non existent, too much unnecessary furniture and stained furniture. It's good if you just need a place to crash if your attending an event in the area because it's 5 minute walk from the LIRR.

Lauren W.

DO NOT STAY AT THIS HOTEL. I'm going to go through my stay night by night to explain. My travel companion and I arrived 4PM on a Sunday, an hour after check-in. Got up to our room and it hadn't been made: the sheets were stained and there were hairs and other debris in them; there was debris on the nightstand; the carpet was stained. The bathroom only had 1/2 its bathtub curtain set, and there was no face soap. I requested a new room. The front desk clerk agreed, and suggested we stay in the room until we could switch. About 15 minutes later, a housekeeper came into the room, visibly surprised that someone was in it, and explained he needed to clean the room. I explained we were staying until we got a new room and he left. He came back about 15 minutes later, still hoping to clean the room. When he came back a third time, we gave up and went down to the lobby. Turns out we were being reassigned the same room once it was clean. The room was clean when we came back up, I don't even remember how long after we first tried to check in. There was still no face soap and the shower curtain set was still incomplete. In his defense, the housekeeper explained that 2/3 of the housekeeping staff had called out that day. But that also probably means the hotel housekeeping department is critically understaffed. The TV receiver was so high up in a cabinet I had to stand on a chair to reach it, because I wanted to understand what it was blinking - it was blinking "turn on." There were no amenities in the room, for example guide books to the area, pen and paper. I explored the free continental breakfast Monday morning. The usual defrosted mini pastries and bagels, hardboiled eggs, a pot of regular coffee (no decaf), three tea selections, none of them a classic black tea. The only interesting offer was the "touchless pancake maker." The touchless pancake maker was unplugged and none of the tools for using it or fixings were anywhere in sight. The breakfast didn't change for the week I stayed. My travel companion and I were out-and-about Monday day. Got back to the hotel maybe 5PM. Unfortunately, my travel companion was violently ill around 7PM, probably food poisoning (NOT HOTEL FOOD, to be fair), and really really really dirtied the bathroom. There was no mechanical ventilation in the bathroom. I went down to the front desk begging for help to clean the bathroom and was told the housekeeping staff all leave at 5PM. The hotel doesn't keep anyone on call for emergencies. I ended up cleaning the bathroom myself - went to a local pharmacy, bought a couple of rolls of toilet paper and a general cleaner. We were out and about on Tuesday and I will grant that the room and bathroom were both nicely cleaned when we got back (and I'd left a generous tip, that was only fair). We even had a full bathtub shower set and a face soap. I let myself have a shower. The shower was so antiquated there were almost only two settings for the water: cold and blistering hot. And that's when I realized I was going to be playing a game of "guess how the towels are scented: 'musty,' 'clean,' or 'extra-clean/bleached'" for the week. Wednesday was uneventful, except for the really really creepy guy still camped out in the lobby from the Sunday on my arrival and on. He doesn't say anything, and doesn't move. But he does notice if you look his way. Thursday night, around midnight, we had to change rooms when our air conditioner started to leak. The hotel was able to give us something else pretty quickly. The room we switched to hadn't been made. The TV receiver was so high on a shelf I had to reach it by standing on a chair, but it was turned on. A housekeeper knocked on our door around 6PM Friday, hoping to switch out the trash bags in the room. The room hadn't otherwise been made. To be fair, we may have mistakenly left the "do not disturb" sign on our door. The rest of our stay was uneventful. Now for the rest of the hotel. The common hallway carpets are filthy - see photo as only one example. We moved from the 2nd floor to the 4th floor. The AC unit for the common hallway of the 4th floor was broken. A door into the 2nd floor stairway was hung so badly I had to use significant force to open it. Unless I missed them, there are no courtesy soda machines anywhere in the building. There is no closed internet in the building: both my laptop and phone struggled to find the public connection, as did my travel companion's phone. The only reason I'm giving this hotel one star is because I found the staff to be consistently pleasant and obviously trying to do their best under difficult circumstances.

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Jen C.

CHOSE ANOTHER HOTEL! Disgusting! Would it kill then to make some repairs??? Needs be bought out and have better management!! Do not stay here! Gross small outdated rooms that are falling apart!

Steve O.

As I prepare for a big move to Louisiana (Mmmm jambalaya!), I needed a place to stay on Long Island as I tied up some loose ends. Finding a hotel on Long Island is no easy feat during graduation season, but after some app searching (I found the best deal on Priceline), I was lucky to find the Andrew Hotel. If you're traveling to the city or anywhere else via train, The Andrew otel is centrally located as it is right across from the lIRR. The hotel is in the center of Great Neck Plaza, which I would describe as a quaint little town with lots of little shops to check out and browse. Directly behind the Andrew is a nice park if you feel like having a picnic or reading while catching some sun. Attached to the hotel is a Mediterranean restaurant with a bar, if you're in the mood for a cocktail. The rooms are standard sized, clean, and adequate for my needs. Continental breakfast is served Friday through Sunday, but don't fret, when the hotel breakfast is not served, there are plenty of restaurants to try within walking distance. The hotel offers valet service, as parking can be a bit tight in the area during normal busy hours or events. If you're traveling with your furry friends, the Andrew Hotel is a great place to check out as the are pet friendly. I would describe the staff as very friendly and attentive. Bianca helped me at the front desk on several occasions as I did extend my stay more than once. If you're planning a trip to Great Neck or the surrounding area, I would definitely recommend checking out this boutique hotel that is also budget friendly!

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Debra H.

It should be -6 It is the worst hotel I've ever stayed in. A ratings of 6 anywhere is a lie. Rooms were terrible. Dirty, old, chipping stains everywhere. No parking on site to speak of. Religious services in the small lobby. Yes it's across from the train station. A perk. However, their service and accommodations are shabby. If you want to be close to train it works. Bring cleaner.

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We spent a week here and Willie is the best ! He is so accommodating to all of your needs ! thanks Willie for all of your help ! Kay

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