Hotels near FASNY Museum of Firefighting

"The room was clean and comfortable enough, particularly the bed, and a great shower. The staff were great. But, access up two flights of narrow stairs was not the best for us. In fairness, staff did offer to carry our luggage up. I missed the part that said no lift. Also, it was advertised as ‘self parking included’. There wasn’t. We had to find a park on the street. No complaints, merely observations."

"It was very quiet and well maintained. Attractive decor . Would stay again"

"A beautiful hotel, with a great restaurant and bar in the hotel as well as a bathhouse. The room was well appointed, with a projector instead of a TV which I liked. The shower (and water pressure - or lack there of!) was disappointing and didn’t seem to match how well appointed the rest of the room was. I also noted a kettle in the room which is a great addition - but sadly no mugs or tea/coffee supplied. Staff were pleasant and accomodating throughout the stay. "

"The parking was super easy. The rate was acceptable. The staff were hardly ever present. And there was no breakfast and or coffee on any of the days that I was there."

"The property was amazing and comfortable. Definitely enjoyed our stay here for the most part. The rooms were fully equipped with the essentials and were kept in tip top shape. Best part was the kitchen full of complimentary snacks and coffee. Parking also a breeze and easy to understand. "

"Very clean rooms and a very welcoming and friendly staff!"

"This was such an awesome place to stay. We went to see a concert at Basilica and we walked from the hotel. It’s also the perfect location for walking Warren Street. The decor was lovely - nautical vibes all throughout. Cute, affordable and great location - what more could you need?! "

"Loved the charm of the hotel. Old building but very well maintained. Room was nice with a little fireplace and sitting area. Bed was comfortable . The shower was a massage shower which was nice after our drive. Perfect location for shopping or eating right in Hudson."

"All good !"