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United States, Hotels
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Detailed Cleanliness analysis for United States, Hotels.
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Current scope
United States, Hotels
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Confidence
50,142 reviews analyzed across 2 platforms.
Share of complaint snippets where this topic appears by platform.
This metric tracks topic presence in complaint snippets, not positive versus negative sentiment split.
Balance is praise minus complaint for this topic on the same platform.
Complaint signal
4.5%
Praise signal
14.4%
Complaint signal
5.4%
Praise signal
24.1%
Coverage
566 insight pages mention Cleanliness in this scope.
Signal strength
Complaint signal is 5.0% across available platforms.
Praise signal is 19.3% across available platforms.
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Cleanliness patterns usually point to operational choices that directly affect conversion and repeat visits for Hotels.
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$300 cleaning fee that was absolutely not transparent at the time of booking. You might as well book an AirBnB, at least those ridiculous fees are more upfront than whatever this “hotel” is doing. If you’re going to charge an exorbitant cleaning fee that shouldn’t be something that is snuck into the price summary that you’re only made aware of when you’re checking in.
*ABSOLUTELY NOT A 4 STAR HOTEL* complete lie to call this a 4 star hotel room. Do not be catfished by the photos of the rooms or the updated lobby, it looks nothing like this. At best this deserves a 2 star similar to a Motel 6 or Econo Lodge. Very dirty, stains all over the floor, some poorly bleached and discolored and some not addressed at all. Old dirty curtains. Bathroom looks like a locker room. The toilet is being held up with a random block of wood. The bath tub takes 10 min to drain after a 5 minute shower. *** UPDATE *** They also charged me an extra 41 dollars. No description just showed up after my stay. This place is a scam.
-10 stars bed bugs smell pee everywhere crowded of homeless people sharing dirty bathroom. The room it’s like grave. Please don’t go there I’m begging you guys worst experience ever I cannot stay I left right away. They have no management they have one guy in the reception nobody can understand him he can only say (I’m just giving you the room) that’s all he says he never helps. This is on Dec 23d 2024.
Amazing stay! The room was clean, spacious, and the staff were incredibly welcoming. Would definitely come back!
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** Be Aware, There Is No Elevator ** We found this hotel after our NJ airbnb got cancelled 2 weeks before our trip. We needed a suite room and my husband found the Sohotel. We really loved this hotel and its Vibe. Very clean and the staff was accommodating. Husband uses a mobility scooter but is able to walk very short distances so the hotel allowed us to store his scooter on first floor while our room was on 2nd floor. Check in is on 2nd level. If you cannot do stairs or have a scooter, baby stroller you will have to carry it up or store it in storage room on main level. Staff were great with letting us in/out of the room when needing the scooter. Rooms were adorable, small but doable. Very very clean. Small fridge. Air conditioner could have worked a little better to cool the room, while I was fine, the remainder 4 people of my group preferred it a little cooler and air was on max. We survived though. Loading/unloading luggage is not available, they have no official area to do so so you will likely have to do it swiftly while stopped in the middle of Broome Street. Hot coffee/tea available in main lobby. Very close to subway stations so easy to get to main attractions. If you fear taking the subway please don’t, it is so quick and easy to use, way cheaper than an Uber/Taxi. Location is not close/within close walking distance to any big attractions, Be prepared to walk or take subway/uber.
Sapphire Resorts Timehare at Jockey Club is a trashy condo that you pay for every month but can only use once every three years. We were lied to from the beginning to coerce us to go the presentation in exchange for tickets to a Kriss Angel show that never materialized. During the 4 hour pressure sales pitch they told us if we bought the timeshare they would throw in a free vacation to Hawaii or Cancun and presented us with a $1500 voucher if we moved forward. Turns out you had to fly out of Las Vegas to use the voucher (we live in Colorado) and it was only available midweek during the offseason and we would need to pay thousands of dollars from our own pockets to actually make the vacation work. We made the mistake of believing the Sapphire agents who told us that we need and deserve a vacation every year. Then they sold us a timeshare that we are only able to use once every three years even though we have to pay maintenance fees every year. No one disclosed to us that this was a triennial contract, they just kept pushing us to move forward and we were so tired and just gave in. When we got back to Colorado we realized we had been scammed but the rescission period had already passed. We decided we should try and make the best of this situation so we tried to book a vacation in California six months in advance. We tried repeatedly but there was no availability. We finally had to settle for a vacation in Winter Park (about 50 miles from our house) and were hoping we could at least realize some benefit from the money we spent. We were shocked and appalled when we checked into the unit and saw the urine stained toilet, bath tub with pubic hair in the grate, walls with blood and overall filthy and disgusting property. We paid as part of our contract to have a clean unit when we arrived and this was the exact opposite. We had booked a week but it was so disgusting that we left after 4 days. RIP OFF
The Experience: In all honesty, there was nothing special about this hotel or my stay. When you initially get to Caesar's and find the elevator bank you feel kind of special...but that's where it ends. When I took the elevator to the lobby I talked to the front desk, and they were fairly pleasant. I did arrive early (11:30a) which I was told that my room was not ready...understandable. Then I was asked if I wanted to upgrade my room, in other words can you slip me a $20.00 and I'll see what we have. I passed on that as this was a business trip and it is the Nobu. I would assume the rooms would all be impressive. After I passed on the upgrade, I was told my room would not be ready until 4pm. Which is fine, although if my room became available, I believe before 1pm I could check in for an additional $40.00 and if it was after 3:00pm it would cost an additional $20.00. I did agree to that and decided I would run some business errands while I waited. I never received a call for letting me know my room was ready, so I headed back to the lobby to wait out the last 15 minutes. When I got back to the lobby there were a couple of people in line getting their room keys and checking in, so I went to go around the corner and jump on their couch to check some emails, unfortunately there was a 6+ foot person sleeping on the couch and snoring louder than a Nascar at full throttle. Smart person! I sat on a bench by the front desk and not once was I greeted by or recognized by one of the four employees that walked by me, until I walked to the front desk which is about eight feet away to see if my room was ready. Anyway, the staff didn't have or couldn't break any change for bigger bills so make sure you have $10s for tipping. Finally, I got to my room. The room: (7024) The room was standard, a king size bed, TV, large bathroom and a stocked mini fridge with the sensors. The bed was ok. The shower had very little water pressure...just to the point it made it annoying, and it never got really hot. The view was a courtyard type just above a roof that was dirty and had trash on it. (I'm ok with that because I wasn't in my room that often.) The biggest downer was there was an AC intake vent right in front of my door that dripped all night for the entire stay. I found out where the drip was coming from when I stepped on the wet carpet with my socks. I'm sure I could have switched rooms, but I didn't have time with my schedule, and I shouldn't have to. this is Nobu..right?
"You get what you pay for " The location isn't too bad but the place is horrible! The elevators & hallways were dirty and smelled like cigaretts !! When I took the sheets off the bed I found burnt marks and hair all inside . I think the only good part was the flat screen TV but like I said you get what you pay for it's "ok" for last minute place to rest your head
This place was unexpectedly great. We swapped out our time share for the Jockey Club. Great location, clean, nice staff and connected to the Cosmopolitan casino. We had a beautiful view from our room. So many places were in walking distance. Great time.
Perfect location to cruise port. Room was updated and clean. The ergonomics of the room was not the most efficient for our purpose. That would be chaise lounge under mounted tv etc. Close to restaurants and China town. Price was right. Would stay again Rooms5.0
The location was excellent . Very near to The Union Square , Civic Center , Embarcadero , malls , and supermarket. The was was very clean and neat . What I love it the most was their staff . They were very friendly and always were able to answer any of my questions. They really made me feel that I was at home . I really feel that they exceed my expectations . I really recommend the Hotel . Yunllin O’Connor
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Did not have the room I booked available. The road outside is covered in trash and wrecked cars. You can hear every sound your neighbors make through the walls. The did not clean the sheets while we were out during the day.
Review rating: 1.0
The room was very clean. It was a bit small but we knew that before we arrived and were only in the room to sleep so it was perfect.
Review rating: 5.0
Don’t book We checked in late at around 10pm, checkin instructions were bad, there were several guests equally confused outside the hotel. No one knows what to do or how to get in until someone checked in earlier that night let us in and tell us how. When we finally got in the room, it was dirty. Beds were unmade with blood and hair on the sheet, trash all over, all towels in the room are used, there’s poop stain in the toilet. We then got into a nightmare of phone calls and were transferred to one Indian after another Indian operators that told us they are not authorized to help us. There’s no front desk to help either.
Review rating: 1.0
NYC Downtown's spot to be! Prime location, nice views, modern, spacious & clean hotel. Good value & good customer service, very welcoming and friendly.
Review rating: 5.0
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$300 cleaning fee that was absolutely not transparent at the time of booking. You might as well book an AirBnB, at least those ridiculous fees are more upfront than whatever this “hotel” is doing. If you’re going to charge an exorbitant cleaning fee that shouldn’t be something that is snuck into the price summary that you’re only made aware of when you’re checking in.
Signal: 0.0%
*ABSOLUTELY NOT A 4 STAR HOTEL* complete lie to call this a 4 star hotel room. Do not be catfished by the photos of the rooms or the updated lobby, it looks nothing like this. At best this deserves a 2 star similar to a Motel 6 or Econo Lodge. Very dirty, stains all over the floor, some poorly bleached and discolored and some not addressed at all. Old dirty curtains. Bathroom looks like a locker room. The toilet is being held up with a random block of wood. The bath tub takes 10 min to drain after a 5 minute shower. *** UPDATE *** They also charged me an extra 41 dollars. No description just showed up after my stay. This place is a scam.
Signal: 0.0%
-10 stars bed bugs smell pee everywhere crowded of homeless people sharing dirty bathroom. The room it’s like grave. Please don’t go there I’m begging you guys worst experience ever I cannot stay I left right away. They have no management they have one guy in the reception nobody can understand him he can only say (I’m just giving you the room) that’s all he says he never helps. This is on Dec 23d 2024.
Signal: 0.0%
Amazing stay! The room was clean, spacious, and the staff were incredibly welcoming. Would definitely come back!
Signal: 0.0%
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** Be Aware, There Is No Elevator ** We found this hotel after our NJ airbnb got cancelled 2 weeks before our trip. We needed a suite room and my husband found the Sohotel. We really loved this hotel and its Vibe. Very clean and the staff was accommodating. Husband uses a mobility scooter but is able to walk very short distances so the hotel allowed us to store his scooter on first floor while our room was on 2nd floor. Check in is on 2nd level. If you cannot do stairs or have a scooter, baby stroller you will have to carry it up or store it in storage room on main level. Staff were great with letting us in/out of the room when needing the scooter. Rooms were adorable, small but doable. Very very clean. Small fridge. Air conditioner could have worked a little better to cool the room, while I was fine, the remainder 4 people of my group preferred it a little cooler and air was on max. We survived though. Loading/unloading luggage is not available, they have no official area to do so so you will likely have to do it swiftly while stopped in the middle of Broome Street. Hot coffee/tea available in main lobby. Very close to subway stations so easy to get to main attractions. If you fear taking the subway please don’t, it is so quick and easy to use, way cheaper than an Uber/Taxi. Location is not close/within close walking distance to any big attractions, Be prepared to walk or take subway/uber.
Signal: 0.0%
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Reviews analyzed
50,142
Collected reviews: 3,695,352 · Analysis coverage: 1.4%
Platforms covered
2
Last update
June 09, 2026
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