I stayed in the Hotel Deauville on my first ever USA holiday. Its located down a side street and its very private. Its just yards away from the Empire State Building, and its location couldnt be better. We had a quad room with a private bathroom, this was comfortable for the 5 night stay. We had a cleaning service on... more

Our trip to New York started off unfavourably as when we booked into the hotel, we were told the room was $199 per night (but we had already paid the travel agent), we were then given a room with a window directly in front of a brick wall (when we had asked for a room at the front of the... more

We stayed at the Deauville 9th October 08 for 5 nights. Great little hotel in a great position. Lots of lovely places to eat close by - I would recommend Les Halles. Starbucks at the end of the block, McD's one block away for an easy breakfast and just 4 blocks from the Empire State, Macy's, Heralds Sq etc. Hotel... more

The location is really great - 50 meters from a 6 subway station (in 28th st.) and from a Duane Reade pharmacy store. All of midtown is within a walking distance (Empire State Building - 7 min., Times Sq. - 15 min.). The hotel's crew was really helpful and nice. The room is rather basic, but neat and clean and... more

We were staying seven days in the Hotel Deauville and it was an absolute pleasure. It is a great little Hotel that has very (!!!) friendly staff and the rooms are very (!!!) clean. We stayed in Room 502 (a room with a bathroom) on the fith floor facing the street. While the street facing rooms a a bit louder... more

I searched quite awhile before settling on this place. NYC has always been an expensive place to stay but even knowing that I was a bit taken back by the prices for rooms. This is not the place to stay if you're expecting a standard, cookie cutter suburban motel/hotel and amenities. It's an obviously old building and has not been... more

If you don't want to spend all of your money on a hotel room while in New York, this is a good option. Your room will cover the basics - a place to sleep and shower. No alarm clock, no view etc. And, let's face it, when you are in NY you don't spend any time in your room anyway.... more

My boyfriend and I arrived in NYC after a very long flight from Sydney, Australia. I knew when we made the booking that our hotel room wasn't not going to have its own bathroom (we tried to save on a few $$$) so I wasn't expecting all that much from the room. There is only 1 shared bathroom throughout the... more

We stayed for 2 nights in this hotel. The room was tiny, had a four foot bed for 2 people which is certainly not adequate at all. The view out the window was a brick wall. Also when requesting a cab to the airport we were informed by the hotel receptionist that it would be $55 but when we were... more