Hotels near City Reliquary

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"Great stay everything new. Good value. Tiny room"

"Took my 17yr old daughter for out last adolescent spring break trip. She loved the hotel. It’s NYC so we didn’t expect a huge room. Yet ours was perfect and intimate. The staff was super friendly and welcoming. Very accommodating and professional. I would just say the communication on the location of all amenities wasn’t very clear. It was like a scavenger hunt. One restaurant turned into two hosting dinner and brunch. "

"Great location near Broadway theaters and Times Square! Great staff and very commendable accommodations. I would definitely stay here again for my next visit to Broadway and Times Square!"

"In the morning I couldn't receive a receipt that I needed because nobody was there in the front desk. And still haven't been shared after 5 hours passed from the check out time ended. The room was not like the one originally promised to have. Dissappointing."

"We stayed here for a concert at the Barclays Center and would do so again. Clean room, easy check in. About a 30 minute walk to the venue and close by to a nice park, restaurants, and Wegmans. "

"Hotel Indigo is a good lodging option if: - You'd like a spacious room - we are a family of four with two kids and we had enough space to comfortably move around the room. NYC hotels are notoriously small but the rooms here are adequate. - You want to stay off the mid-town beaten path; Hotel Indigo is located near major train stops (F and J), surrounded by food options (try Johnny's Pizza!), and it's 20 min away from the city, but close enough that you can easily walk to and through East and West Villages. - Loud club music doesn't phase you or you're a deep sleeper and sleep like a rock. Don't stay here if you want sleep at the end of long days. The hotel has a bar called Mr. Purple on the 15th floor. On Fridays and Saturdays, the sound and music thumps so loudly that it cascades to each floor. That's all to say if your'e stay includes either or both of these days, request a room furthest away from the elevator. This helps a lot. As will ear plugs - bring them! The hotel does not provide any. However, also request a room that doesn't face the streets as the street sounds will keep you up. I recognize this sounds picky, but believe me when I say that noise until 4am feels brutal when you just want to sleep. But hey this is NYC and city sounds are expected. Overall, the stay was fine given we were away until late night. If sleepless nights don't affect you, Hotel Indigo is a good hotel option."

"All staff were helpful and kind, respectful and made me feel comfortable and welcome as a guest. The property was clean, and well kept. Hopeful to book again."

"This hotel is like a dorm room for a bunch of kids looking to party in Brooklyn. The staff was nice, but were all kids and couldn't really help with anything. The rooms are clean but everything in the rooms was cheap and rundown. Sheets were pilled beyond belief and the towels were worse than any gym towel I've ever used. Bed was firm as were the pillows, which is a nice change. People LOUDLY come and go all hours of the night slamming doors and yelling in the hallways like they are at a big party weekend. I had earplugs in each night and I still struggled to sleep. The elevator was out for half of my stay. Thankfully the neighborhood is still funky and interesting. Great coffee at Secret Coffee, best bagels at Riviera's. The hotel is a block or so from the Subway so that is a plus also. Would never stay again and I assume most people staying there that aren't 22 wouldn't either. There are a few *slightly* nicer spots nearby like Nova if you are going to a concert or something at Monarch/etc."