United States of America Boutique Hotels

"Good vibes overpriced food court "

"Excellent property with several pools and restaurants"

"Amazing!!! Apartment was big and comfortable. Had everything we needed. Beds very comfortable. Staff was very nice. Pools were nice and warm. Kids had lots of fun. Maybe more tubes should be available in lazy river. Parking was very easy. Packages can be received for guests which was amazing. This is my second stay and I would definitely go again. Its close to everything."

"The staff were so nice, we were able to check in early and the room was pretty spacious for three women who do a lot of shopping with 6 suitcases. It’s in a great area with a short walk to bagel shops, Starbucks, time square, rockefeller center, not to mention that it is next door neighbors with the grand central terminal. Only con is that because it’s by the train station it can get a little scary at night. Other than that it was an amazing stay. "

"Everything was good. Prompt room cleaning everyday. Pool was very nice. Excellent location"

"It is not luxurious, but good for the price. Outdated, but beds were comfy. No coffee pot in room. Housekeeping came once in 4 days. Staff was nice. "

"Lots of walking as most of Vegas is, food not the best casino was fun. Room was comfortable."

"Room in the manor are definitely in need of upgrades but the beds were great and it was a good price for the little time spent in the room. We didn't stay around the hotel too long but with all the amenities, you could spend a whole day there. Pretty impressed with the hotel, liked the location. The only downside was the room but we would definitely stay there again, just in the towers."

"So much really. The property is stunning and cleaning staff does a great job at keeping it up. As far as our room it was in the Versailles tower the room was lovely and very comfortable, the view of the Sphere was amazing but the noise from the alley kept us awake most nights till well after 2AM. No refrigerators in the room and no coffee pots which meant morning coffee was ridiculous. You walk what feels like miles only to stand in line for 30-60 minutes to get coffee. Then hit with a ridiculous cost for a cup of coffee. The casino was well kept up and I had a lot of fun but in 6 evenings of gambling I received 1 drink while gambling. Literally no cocktail waitress on the floor even during peak times. The restaurants were crazy expensive good but very overpriced. We did eat at Gordon Ramsay’s steak house which I highly recommend. It was expensive but best steak I’ve ever had it’s truly worth the splurge. The pool was really good but again crazy high drink prices. 28$ for a 12oz pina colada. No outside beverages allowed. Felt like I was nickel and dimed the whole week. There are affordable food options near by and the hotel is right in the middle of everything so really easy to get on the monorail and also use the bus while getting around town "