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Current scope
United States, Hotels
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Confidence
49,453 reviews analyzed across 2 platforms.
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Balance is praise minus complaint for this topic on the same platform.
Complaint signal
6.4%
Praise signal
3.1%
Complaint signal
6.9%
Praise signal
7.0%
Coverage
544 insight pages mention Maintenance in this scope.
Signal strength
Complaint signal is 6.6% across available platforms.
Praise signal is 5.1% across available platforms.
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**This is solely my opinion from my personal experience**. My wife and I had a very unsatisfactory stay at this hotel during my birthday weekend. We found the building infested with roaches and some kind of rat, which was disturbing. My vehicle was also damaged at the Hilton-recommended valet parking garage, incurring a significant repair cost, despite us having paid the parking fees to Hilton. I won't get into the details. The hotel management did not assist, and we never received an apology for the experience. I cannot recommend this particular Hilton-branded hotel. If you're looking for a safe place to stay when you visit NYC, I would not recommend this hotel. Unfortunately, the hotel management did not show accountability or take care of their customers (which is not typical of a Hilton).
02072026 @ 927 am key card to room deactivated and know one maning the office. Called the FRONT OFFICE AND WENT STRAIGHT TO VOICE MAIL. AT 3:30PM THE BAY MOTEL KEYCARD WOULDNT OPEN. CALLED THE FRONT DESK AND RECIEVED AN RESPONSE FROM MANAGER. I STATED TO THE MANAGER AGAIN IF THERE WAS SOMETHING WRONG WITH THE DOOR BECAUSE I HAVE AN MINOR WITH ME. MANAGER STATED YES. MANGER STATED THE DOOR IS OPEN AT 4PM. I ASKED HIM WHAT TIME THE DOOR IS CLOSED. HE STATED HE WILL TELL ME HALF AN HOUR. THE IMPORTANCE OF MY CHILD AND I WASNT AN IMPORTANCE TO HIM. SINK WASNT WORKING 02052026 BUT WAS REPAIRED BY MAINTENANCE. I ALSO STATED DID HE PUT UP AN SIGN STATED THE HOUR THE DOOR WOULD BE CLOSED. NO CLEAR RESPONSE.GRP ONE. OLDER LADY IN HALLWAY YELLING FOR HELP. OLDER LADY FAKING FOR ATTENTION( 428am; 3rd flr near outside window). Power outage 02092026@ 945am fixed and back on by 1045am. HERION, METH, MARKS LEFT BY ADDICTS ON THE FLOORS, AND WINDOWS.
1 star for terrible customer service. Will never be returning. We stayed here on the 15th floor with our elderly parents and a baby. During that time the power went out, and the front desk staff was entirely unhelpful. They hung up on us 3 times mid-conversation when we just wanted to know what was going on. When we finally were able to speak to the front desk, Karen was terribly rude. We were basically stuck on the 15th floor because the elevators didn’t work. She literally told me to walk down 15 flights of stairs with our 2 elderly parents AND carrying our baby and our stroller. She also told me to drink the sink water fully knowing we had a young baby. She had absolutely no sympathy. Literally book any other hotel!!!
- small NYC type rooms but expected in this area. - the beds are shorter than normal. Anyone over 5’10” will have their feet hang over the bed. Such a weird thing to have short beds. - bathrooms are small and sinks are useless. The ergonomics in the bathroom are terrible with a pocket door for privacy. If you’re going to poop, there’s little privacy. - elevators are terrible. 3 small elevators for entire building means 10-15 min waits to get anywhere. - staff are very friendly and helpful. We had a heating issue where and they resolved it quickly.
2 guys of the staff are very friendly and welcoming: the one when we arrived and the one working on evening/night time! (An other one not particularly) We had private bathroom & toilets eventhough outside of the room (just in front!) Good location by the way!
2/22/2026 I booked a room so it will be convenient for me to be at work the following day due to the snow storm. Here are some of the things you might want to consider if you are planning to stay at Chelsea Inn. I stayed at Room 503 Door #2. Pros: The room is very clean. You have regular bath towels, face towels and the towel that you put on the floor to step on after shower, plus one roll of toilet paper. They have coffee to brew, cups to use with coffee maker and a microwave. You also have a small closet to put in some clothes with a Safe to put your valuables in. The place is warm on this winter night, but if it gets too warm, you can always turn on the AC unit to put the room in your desired temperature. At the lobby, they have Keurig coffee available and some granola snacks. Place is very secured. Cons: Room in itself is very small. The space is just enough to fit a queen size bed, a small walk way to fit a small closet and attach a cabinet with a coffee maker and a microwave. Bathroom is shared, so don’t expect to have a clean toilet and bath if the other room are messy people. There is no elevator, if you happen to have a room on the 5th floor be ready to climb, to my estimate, 50 degree incline and 4 flights of stairs. Good luck to you if you have big and heavy luggage. My advice if you have big luggage, make sure to get a room on the 1st or 2nd floor.
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
Stayed here over Easter weekend. A little too cool yet to enjoy the outdoor pool, but, definitely will when we come back and its warmer. The hotel was off the strip, away from all of the party noise, and masses of people. Fast food was just across the street, as well as a convenience store for your snacks and drinks. Free breakfast in the mornings. Speaking of food and drinks; our room had a nice full sized fridge in the kitchen for storing all those drinks and food, and microwave to heat up those leftovers. Plenty of space in our one bedroom suite, with a balcony as well! One small issue during our stay; the balcony door wouldnt lock, but maintenance came up and put a temporary fix on it, which was fine with us, since we were on an upper floor. This hotel is directly under the flight path of planes leaving the airport, so there is airplane all day long til about 1am.. bring earplugs if you're a light sleeper. Otherwise, we loved this place.
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?
I really liked this hotel. Received a warm welcome and had a heated pool right outside my door. Comp bottle of California wine. Groovy robes. Easy wifi. Terrible location (someone was arrested in the street as we left, but Ubers are plentiful. Just use your brain.
$100+/night for Union Square location, clean room, working bathroom, working Wi-Fi, complimentary breakfast and round-the-clock tea/coffee/water! Apart from the loud heating pipes in the room, it really did its job for my 5D/4N stay in San Francisco. Thank You to the gentleman at the reception who was kind enough to offer us takeaways upon our early check-out at 5+am. I’ll be back!
$50/day surprise resort fee not mentioned in my original booking. Half the restaurants pictured not there. Pool/hot tub closed for winter. Long check in lines. Check in and rewards kiosks did not work so everyone had to wait in line for the 1-2 people working at the front desk. Beautiful hotel with lots to do and I highly recommend the king suite with the view of the strip - it did feel worth the extra $20 and was a HUGE room for just one person. VERY QUIET. Only one elevator working so a lot of us stood in line for it. Weirdly there is a glass window that went from my shower into my bedroom so glad I wasn't staying with anyone else. Even my partner would have a problem with that because it gave a clear view to the toilet - felt very Vegas but maybe not practical... Loved the dressing room lights around the mirrors and this had two sinks/get ready areas one inside and outside of the bathroom along with a closet and desk and couch and coffee table and fridge - no microwave - really could have used that. TV and dresser and two night stands. Plenty of space for activities. Starbucks in the resort which was convenient, but you can only pre-order through the app if you have a Starbucks card. Bring your own tea bags and you can get a cup of hot water from them for $1.08, which is better than spending $10 for their mint majesty tea. Would have loved to try breakfast at the hotel, but the restaurant didn't open until 7am and I left before then. Most of the restaurants, shows, and shops were closed when I was there, but it was a Wednesday night so maybe that's why.
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Self-check-in only, which is fine in theory, but there’s zero on-site staff for basic needs. Phones go nowhere: every number (local, 347, even a U.S. “guest-line”) routes to an overseas call center. Those agents have never set foot in the hotel, can’t reach the manager, and refuse early check-ins and aren’t able to send anyone for things onsite such as extra linens. Attitude & connection both terrible: crackly lines, scripted answers, and they hang up when you ask for an American rep or their management. If you need anything beyond punching in the door code—blankets, maintenance, a human in an emergency… tbh look elsewhere. HIRE A DESK ATTENDANT!!!!!
Review rating: 1.0
I had reserved king size bed, but it was not available. The staff was very welcoming upon arrival though. The view from the room was to a construction next door. The room was clean though and I had plenty of room for one. It was not before morning that I realized that the shower did not work. Never before have I had to wash my hair in the sink when staying in the four star hotel. By the time I got back to the hotel, the shower was still broken. By five maintenance had seen it and by 7pm they changed me to a new room with working shower. The bathroom mirror was coming undone and the room could have used updates, though. To get the shower situation resolved took 4 discussions at the reception with the staff, 2-3 phone calls and a chat with a manager, who promised to compensate my bill. And that was my only full day in NYC. Upon leaving the hotel there was no compensation for the trouble in my bill. The staff member sorted it out though after I had told him about the ordeal the day before.
Review rating: 3.0
Terrible experience. We are trying to check in and there is only one person working. We’ve been waiting over an hour and missed our dinner reservation. Don’t recommend this hotel.
Review rating: 1.0
I was honestly so amazed at how good this hotel actually was. We were welcomed in a really kind way. The view from our room was so unbelievable. We booked the panoramic king where we had a view of the brooklyn bridge and a little bit of the buildings in midtown. Room was also really clean. We had a problem with he heater in our room. When we told the staff about this on the phone, they sent a mechanic within 5 minutes to look at the problem. He told us he would fix it the next morning and gave us a mini heater for the time being. Next day when we came back from the city it was fixed. Our checkout was at 11 am while our flight was at 9 pm. The staff told us we could leave our luggages behind in the hotel for the time being which I also really liked so we could spent some time in the city before departuring and worrying about dragging our luggages with us. Staff also arranged a taxi for us to go to the airport. Overall really good experience, I would defenitely come back to this hotel again. P.S. We had room 4612, see pictures below for the view.
Review rating: 5.0
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**This is solely my opinion from my personal experience**. My wife and I had a very unsatisfactory stay at this hotel during my birthday weekend. We found the building infested with roaches and some kind of rat, which was disturbing. My vehicle was also damaged at the Hilton-recommended valet parking garage, incurring a significant repair cost, despite us having paid the parking fees to Hilton. I won't get into the details. The hotel management did not assist, and we never received an apology for the experience. I cannot recommend this particular Hilton-branded hotel. If you're looking for a safe place to stay when you visit NYC, I would not recommend this hotel. Unfortunately, the hotel management did not show accountability or take care of their customers (which is not typical of a Hilton).
Signal: 0.0%
02072026 @ 927 am key card to room deactivated and know one maning the office. Called the FRONT OFFICE AND WENT STRAIGHT TO VOICE MAIL. AT 3:30PM THE BAY MOTEL KEYCARD WOULDNT OPEN. CALLED THE FRONT DESK AND RECIEVED AN RESPONSE FROM MANAGER. I STATED TO THE MANAGER AGAIN IF THERE WAS SOMETHING WRONG WITH THE DOOR BECAUSE I HAVE AN MINOR WITH ME. MANAGER STATED YES. MANGER STATED THE DOOR IS OPEN AT 4PM. I ASKED HIM WHAT TIME THE DOOR IS CLOSED. HE STATED HE WILL TELL ME HALF AN HOUR. THE IMPORTANCE OF MY CHILD AND I WASNT AN IMPORTANCE TO HIM. SINK WASNT WORKING 02052026 BUT WAS REPAIRED BY MAINTENANCE. I ALSO STATED DID HE PUT UP AN SIGN STATED THE HOUR THE DOOR WOULD BE CLOSED. NO CLEAR RESPONSE.GRP ONE. OLDER LADY IN HALLWAY YELLING FOR HELP. OLDER LADY FAKING FOR ATTENTION( 428am; 3rd flr near outside window). Power outage 02092026@ 945am fixed and back on by 1045am. HERION, METH, MARKS LEFT BY ADDICTS ON THE FLOORS, AND WINDOWS.
Signal: 0.0%
1 star for terrible customer service. Will never be returning. We stayed here on the 15th floor with our elderly parents and a baby. During that time the power went out, and the front desk staff was entirely unhelpful. They hung up on us 3 times mid-conversation when we just wanted to know what was going on. When we finally were able to speak to the front desk, Karen was terribly rude. We were basically stuck on the 15th floor because the elevators didn’t work. She literally told me to walk down 15 flights of stairs with our 2 elderly parents AND carrying our baby and our stroller. She also told me to drink the sink water fully knowing we had a young baby. She had absolutely no sympathy. Literally book any other hotel!!!
Signal: 0.0%
- small NYC type rooms but expected in this area. - the beds are shorter than normal. Anyone over 5’10” will have their feet hang over the bed. Such a weird thing to have short beds. - bathrooms are small and sinks are useless. The ergonomics in the bathroom are terrible with a pocket door for privacy. If you’re going to poop, there’s little privacy. - elevators are terrible. 3 small elevators for entire building means 10-15 min waits to get anywhere. - staff are very friendly and helpful. We had a heating issue where and they resolved it quickly.
Signal: 0.0%
2 guys of the staff are very friendly and welcoming: the one when we arrived and the one working on evening/night time! (An other one not particularly) We had private bathroom & toilets eventhough outside of the room (just in front!) Good location by the way!
Signal: 0.0%
2/22/2026 I booked a room so it will be convenient for me to be at work the following day due to the snow storm. Here are some of the things you might want to consider if you are planning to stay at Chelsea Inn. I stayed at Room 503 Door #2. Pros: The room is very clean. You have regular bath towels, face towels and the towel that you put on the floor to step on after shower, plus one roll of toilet paper. They have coffee to brew, cups to use with coffee maker and a microwave. You also have a small closet to put in some clothes with a Safe to put your valuables in. The place is warm on this winter night, but if it gets too warm, you can always turn on the AC unit to put the room in your desired temperature. At the lobby, they have Keurig coffee available and some granola snacks. Place is very secured. Cons: Room in itself is very small. The space is just enough to fit a queen size bed, a small walk way to fit a small closet and attach a cabinet with a coffee maker and a microwave. Bathroom is shared, so don’t expect to have a clean toilet and bath if the other room are messy people. There is no elevator, if you happen to have a room on the 5th floor be ready to climb, to my estimate, 50 degree incline and 4 flights of stairs. Good luck to you if you have big and heavy luggage. My advice if you have big luggage, make sure to get a room on the 1st or 2nd floor.
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Collected reviews: 3,684,719 · Analysis coverage: 1.3%
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