New York Hotels near Union Square

Spent the weekend in NYC to celebrate my friend's upcoming wedding. I booked a corner king room, which was actually much larger than I anticipated, given the comments about room size. My friend had a one bedroom suite which had a separate living room area. This was perfect for 8 of us to hang out and have a little pre-party before heading out to dinner. The staff was wonderful and really helped us make it an incredibly special weekend. I would definitely recommend this hotel. Seems they did some pretty extensive renovations since the last time I was there several years ago.

Felt that the price was a little high initially, but we were given everything we paid for.

It had character

There was a bar with a courtyard below my window, there was noise till 1:30 am. You could also hear the beds creaking!!!!

A very nice hotel with unique rooms. A nice country inn feel, with comfortable beds.

Afternoon tea, furnishings, nice staff. I could leave my luggage after check out until I picked it up late afternoon.

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Friendly and accomdating staff. Very convenient location that is not over crowded like times square

Windows were broken ( couldn't close properly)

Great spot! Easy access, felt like a very high-end boutique hotel complete with a lovely lobby and loungy bar, two gorgeous restaurants (Botequim was FABULOUS), and very accommodating staff. Rooms were chic and comfy. Would definitely stay again!

Rooms are a little small but well appointed.

It was very convenient to all the things we wanted to do. Small place with a friendly staff. I was able to park on the street all weekend.

I expect to pay ~$300/night, but this wasn't up to the fee. The pillows are undersized by about 1/3. The room layout made it hard to get to the window side of the bed. There was no mini fridge. The nice rainfall shower head had no way for height-challenged people to change its position. The toilet seats are cheap plastic. No electric outlet on one side of the bed, inexcusable in the day of "I charge my phone while I sleep." The lighting scheme, involving use of your room card in a slot and a pad of push button switches, is inscrutable.

location, friendly staff, Inn was kept very cIean

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Chelsea Inn is very rustic, and might not be for everyone. One shares a bathroom, which didn't bother me. Room was quiet.

The breakfast sandwich at the discounted restaurant next door was excellent and VERY filling. I had the egg-sausage-cheese on ciabatta bread.

The shared bathroom situation was a nuisance. The baited pest traps on the floor of the room and closet were both unexpected and unsettling! The bedspread was stained and its cleanliness was in question.

Interior ambiance, impressive art collection, quiet and large rooms, Rose Bar, centralized location.

You woke up to perfect ways to start your day! Park across the street and plenty of great eaterys in walking distance. Hotel was fabulous and couldnt havr been more accomadating. Plan on going back for holidays!

The Location and price is the reason I stay here.

The Shared bathroooms

Location - close to 3rd ave and union square / village

the bed was awful

Celebrating a fun night in NYC with my husband for his milestone birthday. As soon as the staff at The Jade Hotel realized this, they sent us up a bottle of champagne! This really got our night off to a fun start. Such a great boutique hotel in a fun part of Greenwich Village with kind, attentive, and courteous staff! We would got back in a heartbeat!