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    Pleasant narrow hallways
    Howard F.

    We got a decent price for room nights at the CloudOne down the street from our event venue, and while it lacks much in the way of amenities, the beds are comfy, and the rooms are quiet and well air conditioned, and come with microwave, fridge, freezer and coffee maker. The bathrooms are nice too, if a bit minimalist. The lending system for umbrellas is a nice little touch, too. I will definitely stay here again if in the neighborhood.

    Alyssa O.

    Very cute hotel. Our stay for one night wasn't so bad. Everything was nearby so walking around downtown NY was doable. The elevator was down when I tried to go back for a night cap at their bar, but instead of waiting my husband and I went elsewhere to watch the dodgers game before hitting the sheets. The room was very spacious.

    My sister and I in the bar area.
    Chassidy S.

    This hotel is in the Financial District. It's within walking distance to the World Trade Center Memorial. There are a few hotels near by, so there are some chain restaurants and stores around the corner. I stayed here for a few nights with my sister. It was cozy. The rooms were just the right size. Everything was clean. The staff were friendly and helpful. There is a bar that is really cute inside of the hotel. The only con is that the Financial District is kind of far away from things that we wanted to see, but NYC is huge. I guess no one location is perfect.

    Whitney D.

    I did not stay here but I visited my friend who was. His room was very simple and small. His bathroom was pretty big for a small room. We then all hung out at the lounge which was decorated very well. Very pretty area with plenty of seating options. We sat near a fish tank that was on a tv screen. Felt very cozy too. We all ordered drinks. My friends mocktail he said he enjoyed and than the rest of us who had cocktails all felt they were too strong. I had an espresso martini and could not even drink half of it. Way too strong. This hotel is located like in an ally way sort of but, it is very close to the oculus and other stores/ landmarks in the area.

    Berry Berry Staten Island Ferry.
    Emma G.

    Full disclaimer - I didn't stay at this hotel; my chum and I came here for lunch this past Friday after we both separately noticed this place as a potential spot (which I'm mostly impressed by because there is a ton of construction going on by the entrance and it's easy to walk right by in the chaos - go us). The random signage easily and successfully guided us to the 6th floor where the bar/restaurant was. If we're being honest, this definitely felt more straight-up hotel lounge than anything else - it was basically a collection of odd, edgy chairs placed around odd, edgy tables. I'm also reasonably certain that we were the only non-guests in the room. It felt very travel business class-y in there. The bartender was an absolute delight, a pile of Gen X quirk who immediately recognized an elder Millennial pile of quirk. Very pleasant to deal with, and honest in her appraisal of the menu and recommendations, specifically highlighting a grilled cheese sandwich (I think $18ish). That actually sounded pretty tasty so I took her up on that one, and it didn't disappoint. I don't think any of the ingredients were insanely high-end/earth-shattering, but they really didn't need to be. Presumably it was cooked on a panini press, and it came with a side of tomato sauce for dipping purposes (stunningly identified on the menu as tomato dip). I liked that it was thick but not chunky - good luck nailing that combo - and the sandwich hit the spot. I'm always a little leery of a cocktail menu with a tourist theme - and it doesn't get much more touristy than naming your five main cocktails after a specific NYC borough - but I ultimately opted for the Berry Berry Staten Island Ferry ($16). It was fine; my biggest issue with it was that it wasn't the best pairing with the sandwich, but that's ultimately on me. I leaned in its direction because I thought the sweeter, fruitier option would be refreshing on a summer day, which it was. I'd probably continue investigating the cocktail menu though if I came back for another adventure. This was definitely a change of pace from the typical Financial District lunch; I don't know too many people who go out of their way to have a meal at a 6th floor hotel lounge/bar. And honestly? For a boutique hotel that could pretty much charge whatever it wants to business travelers and/or tourists, the prices weren't insane (I think the grilled cheese could have been a little cheaper though). The winner of the day though was the bartender, who was probably just stopping at work on the way to a Reality Bites reboot audition. Solid recommend on that basis alone.

    Mark M.

    Small King room but comfortable. Modern, especially the bathroom. Front desk area small but staff was friendly. The breakfast was mainly a breakfast sandwich for almost $20 and they kept running out of bagels and eggs for them. Very odd for them to not have proper stock two days in a row. Location wise was great as it's near World Trade Center, a Starbucks, a Pub, two diners, and a couple of pizza places nearby (Joes is the best). The Rector subway station is right in front of the hotel making it super convenient.

    Sam made an amazing espresso martini and took our picture on the amazing view. We love it here!
    Stephanie W.

    Sam made an amazing espresso martini and took our picture. Awesome place to stay. Views are incredible

    Coffee Mark on side the cleaners didn't clean

    When we arrived at Cloud One Hotel, we were greeted by a lovely and genuine receptionist who made check-in smooth. However, as soon as I entered my room, I noticed a strong damp/moldy smell. I tried opening the windows and spraying aftershave, but when we returned later, the smell was still there. I went to reception, and they offered me a new room, which I accepted. The first night in the new room, I found myself itching and scratching a lot. I didn't think much of it at first, but the next morning, after showering, I realized the hotel's shower gel and shampoo were very strong and caused a rash on my skin. I've never had a reaction to hotel toiletries before, so I stopped using them. Another issue was housekeeping. Rooms weren't cleaned until 4:00PM, which was frustrating since I was leaving early in the morning and returning in the afternoon to rest. I asked twice if my room could be cleaned earlier, around 11 AM or noon, but nothing changed. The cleaners was good but there was still dust in the rooms and sides wasn't wiped down. But the rest of the room was clean A few days into my stay, the itching got worse. I went to reception and asked if there could be bed bugs or dust mites. The staff said they would check with the manager, but I never heard back. When I followed up, I had to explain everything again to a different staff member. I showed them pictures of my skin, and they suggested I see a doctor or go to urgent care. I asked if they could at least change the bedding or inspect the room. They said it was likely the detergent their cleaning company uses for the sheets. To test this, I slept in my own clothes for three nights--and the itching stopped. This confirmed the issue was with the sheets. I asked to speak to the manager and explained my concerns. He immediately shut it down, saying, "We don't have bed bugs or mites." When I asked how the hotel planned to handle the situation, he said, "Do you want to leave the hotel or get a new room?" His attitude was cold, and he didn't seem interested in helping. When I questioned him further, he hit me with, "I've been in this industry for 30 years--longer than you've been alive." I couldn't believe how rude and unprofessional that was. I told him straight that his response was unnecessary. Another staff member tried to defend him, but I wasn't having it. I said I would wait to see how they handled things before deciding what to do next. They eventually upgraded me to a better room, which I appreciated, but after that, the atmosphere changed. Before this, the staff were friendly and welcoming. After the incident, they barely acknowledged me. It felt awkward, like I was being avoided. On the positive side, the hotel itself looks great, and the location is perfect--close to the 9/11 Memorial and other attractions. Some of the staff were lovely, but the way management handled my complaint ruined the experience. The view from the last upgrade was the best view and too. Was much bigger and much nicer. Thank you for the upgrade. Would I stay here again? No. If they worked on their customer service and management's attitude, it could be a great hotel!

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    the absolute best serving i've ever had in my whole life. the waitress was the sweetest person in nyc.

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    Very nice hotel clean very relaxing front desk staff very helpful bar on the 6th floor very nice perfect place to stay

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    Great HOTEL, customer service was exceptional. CLEAN and fair priced. Looking forward to the new THE CLOUD ONE DELI opening in MAY.

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