Red Roof Inn Plum Island hotels

"The Freehand is a bare bones hotel with no amenities. Nice bars and cafe, however, which were fun. The rooms are very basic and didn’t have a space for a toiletries bag, just a small ledge (mine fell into the toilet and ruined all my makeup and medications). No coffee machine or mini bar but there was a small fridge. No shelves or drawers for clothes. I stayed here because it was around the corner from the conference I was working, and it’s pretty cheap compared to other nyc hotels. Also the front desk staff were super rude and gruff. The bartenders were nice."

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"Street parking can be difficult in the area. Hotel location is not in the best neighborhood. There is an underground garage nearby that charges roughly $25. The hotel is relatively new and has a large breakfast dining area. The lobby has a market and free coffee/tea/hot water."

"Staff was great, great location"

"Would stay again"

" Staff is great. Cleanliness great. Bars great. Ambiance great. Views amazing. The only negative were the room's fearures wasn't working. My initial room had sheer drapes that didn't open. 2nd room has lights that didn't work. 3rd room was good until a few hours in. The sheer drapes didn't close. But I understand things malfunction. The hotel was very accommodating. I will visit again. "

"The property was under renovations, which we appreciate, but it caused some common spaces to be unusable and extra time to wait on elevators, etc while workers were using elevators to move materials. Our room was newly renovated and felt very clean. We love the location. It was a great experience."

"Small rooms but ok for the price. bathtub very slippery- hazard. Towels were so so- it is an ok place nothing special."

"Love the Renwick! Ideally located two blocks from Grand Central, 15 minute walk to Bryant Park and 30 minute walk to MoMA and Theatre District. Staff are great, it’s clean and modern. Plus there’s a fun bar attached to it for a nightcap. "