Redford Hotel

My stay was excellent. I like the roof patio. Thank you!

Room is very small. No refrigerator in the room. Additional fee $17 for facilities per night. Staff is kind. Microwave is in the basement. Ourside is very noisy.

Very basic. Clean bed and bathroom. Weird $15 fee when I arrived for coffee available that I would never use. I was on Floor 2 and there was a great deal of street noise.

Front desk receptionist was very pleasant. She was very helpful when we needed directions or just had random questions about food or things to do! We had no shampoo in the room, there was an ironing board but no iron. Room was quiet, beds were comfortable and shower was great! They have complimentary coffee and some snacks in the basement level. Very close to a subway station and is next to Bel Fries, which is worth stopping at for a late night snack or lunch! Be ready for a wait :) Overall, I would book here again!

I was very happy with my stay at The Redford Hotel. It's a cute, stylish boutique hotel with great customer service. The room was super small (not too surprising for NYC hotels, though) but clean. As an interior designer, I give it two👍!

Beautiful hotel, small room but plenty of space and very comfy bed and pillows. Rooftop was so nice!

Their phones don’t work, so don’t expect to reach anyone at the front desk. I was there Wednesday through Friday and their phones were ‘down’ the whole time. At times there is also no one at the front desk, so just wait and eventually someone will show up. The magnetic cards stop working as soon as they are even near a phone, very inconvenient, especially when nobody is at the reception to recode the cards.

Fairly good location - two blocks away from Katz's Delicatessen. Some clubs are nearby, so the area is busy even in the evening. Our room was on the ground floor, so it was rather noisy. The bathroom was accessible (we didn't need this type of accomodations), so you need to ask for extra towels to make a barrier for water, otherwise when showering the water flows to the room floor. Nice view of the city from the patio on the 6th floor (I only found out about it by chance). No breakfast, but they have a good coffee downstairs and some selection of tea bags.

Very conveniently located close to Delancey/Essex St Subway station (handy for travel from JFK) and roughly midway between the Empire State Building and the Battery, making most sites of the city within walkable distance for those who like to explore on foot. The hotel staff were very friendly and the condition of the building fine, if the corridors were a little spartan and the metal bathroom shelf a little institutional. There is even a pleasant roof terrace though the view from it was hardly spectacular. In any case, this is not a hotel in which to linger because it is surrounded with life. The bed was very comfortable indeed and the selection of tv channels better than in many hotels, though the thin curtain/blind did not block as much light as might be desired and the room featured neither a hairdryer nor any tea/coffee making facilities. The neighbourhood is lively at night, but this did not disturb me in the room. All in all, I felt this was a good value hotel by NYC standards and would certainly consider staying again if on my own, though if treating a partner I might seek a few more frills.

There is no breakfast, the bedroom is super small, but bed is comfortable. The bathroom was clean. The hotel is expensive for what they offer.

The leakage in our room caused all of our property to be drenched in water!!

Room was very dirty, nail clippings and lord know what esle under the beds. Family room with two double beds;;;;; this is if you a family of midgets. Also no room for the a families suitcases. We changes hotels after the first night to a much nicer less expensive and larger hotel just down the block. The advantage of our night in the Redford was the neighbour having a canabis party so we all got high for free on their fumes. ( Not to sure the kids enjoyed this experience )

Stayed very quickly. The room was a bit dingy, but did the job. For the price and location, though.... What do you expect? Not the Ritz, but worked.

This was my first stay at the Redford Hotel, but we will absolutely be back. The rooms are clean and housekeeping came in to make sure it remained clean throughout the trip. The staff was very friendly. And the location for us was top notch; so many great eating and drinking options within walking distance. We will absolutely return.

The shower handle fell off first night we were there , the area in the bathroom was dirty , very tiny rooms

excellent, staff was incredibly nice, room was super clean and comfortable

This is a great find for someone looking for a modest and comfortable place to sleep. Rooms are small but clean. Staff is friendly and helpful. The area around this place is quite lively, lots of bars and nightclubs. Bring earplugs if you’re a light sleeper. Overall would recommend for someone on a budget.

Overall the room was clean and furniture was in good shape, but the lack of space made it impossible to get comfortable. Only one person could walk around at a time due to the lack of space between the beds and wall. There was no closet, no counter space, lack of outlets, no place to store suitcase, and the floors were not clean. Hairs on the bathroom floor. The air conditioning was a wall unit. Hard to ever get the temperature right and always felt damp. Strangely there were only sheets on the bed. We had to request a comforter/top blanket. There also was no hair dryer, had to request that as well. Just lots missing and no space, but I loved the location.

Friendly staff, very accommodating, nice little terrace included. Very nice and tidy room with cleaning service daily!

Great location! Clean rooms, comfortable beds.

People outside our room fought for over an hour and you could hear it all and when all other guests came back to their rooms you could hear all their conversations as if they were standing beside us in our room

Very basic. Clean bed and bathroom. Weird $15 fee when I arrived for coffee available that I would never use. I was on Floor 2 and there was a great deal of street noise.

The room is extremely small, not even the carry ons would fit

cold extremely small rooms You have to go sideways to your bed Nothing like the photos $ 600 / night !?

Lots of street noise overnight making it difficult to sleep.

Honestly for what we needed it served it’s purpose. Small but functional bathroom and bedroom. Biggest problem was single pane windows. It sounds like the window was wide open all night. It’s a vibrant community, with heavy Summer season construction. Being so close to excellent restaurants and bars is a draw for us. We were prepared for a bit of noise. We live in downtown Toronto and are used to a similar neighbourhood experience. That being said we woke up every morning at 630am to noisy construction, and you could hear conversations at street level from 5 floors up. Nice Reno to the interior. Replacing the windows would go miles for improving experience.

First off, I want to say the staff was great. Very nice, they did their absolute best with a substandard facility. But this hotel is not worth what is being charged. Very small rooms, bottom of the barrel toiletries, and no soundproofing between rooms, not to mention the gaps under the doors that let sound come right in. Apparently this company runs two additional hotels in the LES, I will avoid those as well.

ZERO SPACE. If your booking a room for 4 highly reconsider this hotel. The photos are VERY deceiving!

It’s a solid hotel in the LES. Room was small but comfortable. Location is great, lots of food options, coffee shops, subway is near as well. The bathroom could use some updates, especially the shower head. But overall it’s a good option. I’d stay there again.

Overall the room was clean and furniture was in good shape, but the lack of space made it impossible to get comfortable. Only one person could walk around at a time due to the lack of space between the beds and wall. There was no closet, no counter space, lack of outlets, no place to store suitcase, and the floors were not clean. Hairs on the bathroom floor. The air conditioning was a wall unit. Hard to ever get the temperature right and always felt damp. Strangely there were only sheets on the bed. We had to request a comforter/top blanket. There also was no hair dryer, had to request that as well. Just lots missing and no space, but I loved the location.

Great location and great staff

This a great place to stay without breaking the bank. The subway is just a couple of blocks away. The staff was very friendly and helpful. I will definitely stay here again.

Canceled reservation without any advance warning

Avoid this hotel at all costs—terrible experience from start to finish. This was hands down the worst hotel stay I’ve ever had. Upon arrival, I was given a room on the main floor with paper-thin walls. I could hear every check-in conversation and every complaint made at the front desk. When I asked to be moved, the night staff claimed the hotel was sold out and offered me earplugs as a solution. The next morning, I spoke with a different front desk agent who assured me they would move me to a room upstairs. I left my bags with them for the day, expecting a resolution. When I returned that evening, I encountered the same staff member from the night before, who informed me that not only was I not moved but I had also been checked out entirely. To make matters worse, they were using my room to store luggage for a large, noisy group that was crowded into the tiny lobby. After some confusion, the staff realized there was an available room upstairs after all, and I was moved. They offered to waive the $15-per-night facility fee (on top of the $400 per night I was paying) as compensation, which felt like a slap in the face. The nightmare didn’t end there. My new room was plagued by loud, repetitive banging all night, which sounded like pipes hitting against each other. Needless to say, I got no sleep. To top it off, I never received an emailed receipt upon checkout, and the hotel’s photos online are heavily edited—the rooms look nothing like the

excellent, staff was incredibly nice, room was super clean and comfortable

Staff was very helpful and friendly. Hotel near communications and walking distance to many nice areas as Little Italy, Brooklyn Bridge and Greenwich Village. Easy to get to from JFK with the subway. Small rooms, nowhere to hang your clothes or put your bags, we were 4 and had small bags which made it work. A very noisy area, especially during weekends- wear earplugs when sleeping if you get A room facing the street. A plus for free coffee in the morning and the price is affordable with very nice staff.

Staff unable to get heat working in December!

Location is great, close to transportation, food and area is enjoyable. The staff is great.

Their phones don’t work, so don’t expect to reach anyone at the front desk. I was there Wednesday through Friday and their phones were ‘down’ the whole time. At times there is also no one at the front desk, so just wait and eventually someone will show up. The magnetic cards stop working as soon as they are even near a phone, very inconvenient, especially when nobody is at the reception to recode the cards.

My room was unlocked, I notice I didn’t need a key to open my door

Location! Location! Great place to stay, you’re close to the subway, food, coffee and shops. The hotel is good, has everything you could need if you don’t plan to be there a lot. The rooms are pretty small and old but it was perfect for our quick weekend trip. We only came back to sleep and left early in the morning each day! Would recommend!

This a great place to stay without breaking the bank. The subway is just a couple of blocks away. The staff was very friendly and helpful. I will definitely stay here again.

The hotel was perfect. Perfect location for exploring soho and little Italy. Close to Brooklyn and the Brooklyn bridge. The hotel was clean and updated and the staff was super friendly. Would 100% stay again.

Staff was very helpful and friendly. Hotel near communications and walking distance to many nice areas as Little Italy, Brooklyn Bridge and Greenwich Village. Easy to get to from JFK with the subway. Small rooms, nowhere to hang your clothes or put your bags, we were 4 and had small bags which made it work. A very noisy area, especially during weekends- wear earplugs when sleeping if you get A room facing the street. A plus for free coffee in the morning and the price is affordable with very nice staff.

This is a great find for someone looking for a modest and comfortable place to sleep. Rooms are small but clean. Staff is friendly and helpful. The area around this place is quite lively, lots of bars and nightclubs. Bring earplugs if you’re a light sleeper. Overall would recommend for someone on a budget.

Fairly good location - two blocks away from Katz's Delicatessen. Some clubs are nearby, so the area is busy even in the evening. Our room was on the ground floor, so it was rather noisy. The bathroom was accessible (we didn't need this type of accomodations), so you need to ask for extra towels to make a barrier for water, otherwise when showering the water flows to the room floor. Nice view of the city from the patio on the 6th floor (I only found out about it by chance). No breakfast, but they have a good coffee downstairs and some selection of tea bags.

It’s a solid hotel in the LES. Room was small but comfortable. Location is great, lots of food options, coffee shops, subway is near as well. The bathroom could use some updates, especially the shower head. But overall it’s a good option. I’d stay there again.

Very conveniently located close to Delancey/Essex St Subway station (handy for travel from JFK) and roughly midway between the Empire State Building and the Battery, making most sites of the city within walkable distance for those who like to explore on foot. The hotel staff were very friendly and the condition of the building fine, if the corridors were a little spartan and the metal bathroom shelf a little institutional. There is even a pleasant roof terrace though the view from it was hardly spectacular. In any case, this is not a hotel in which to linger because it is surrounded with life. The bed was very comfortable indeed and the selection of tv channels better than in many hotels, though the thin curtain/blind did not block as much light as might be desired and the room featured neither a hairdryer nor any tea/coffee making facilities. The neighbourhood is lively at night, but this did not disturb me in the room. All in all, I felt this was a good value hotel by NYC standards and would certainly consider staying again if on my own, though if treating a partner I might seek a few more frills.

Easy access to subway.

Great location! Clean rooms, comfortable beds.

This was a good place to stay for convenience, and in a nice enough area although it was a little noisy. It was clean and private and the staff were nice. It did say bottled water and in room coffee on the booking but neither of those were provided.

Very basic. Clean bed and bathroom. Weird $15 fee when I arrived for coffee available that I would never use. I was on Floor 2 and there was a great deal of street noise.

Front desk receptionist was very pleasant. She was very helpful when we needed directions or just had random questions about food or things to do! We had no shampoo in the room, there was an ironing board but no iron. Room was quiet, beds were comfortable and shower was great! They have complimentary coffee and some snacks in the basement level. Very close to a subway station and is next to Bel Fries, which is worth stopping at for a late night snack or lunch! Be ready for a wait :) Overall, I would book here again!

Fairly good location - two blocks away from Katz's Delicatessen. Some clubs are nearby, so the area is busy even in the evening. Our room was on the ground floor, so it was rather noisy. The bathroom was accessible (we didn't need this type of accomodations), so you need to ask for extra towels to make a barrier for water, otherwise when showering the water flows to the room floor. Nice view of the city from the patio on the 6th floor (I only found out about it by chance). No breakfast, but they have a good coffee downstairs and some selection of tea bags.

Very conveniently located close to Delancey/Essex St Subway station (handy for travel from JFK) and roughly midway between the Empire State Building and the Battery, making most sites of the city within walkable distance for those who like to explore on foot. The hotel staff were very friendly and the condition of the building fine, if the corridors were a little spartan and the metal bathroom shelf a little institutional. There is even a pleasant roof terrace though the view from it was hardly spectacular. In any case, this is not a hotel in which to linger because it is surrounded with life. The bed was very comfortable indeed and the selection of tv channels better than in many hotels, though the thin curtain/blind did not block as much light as might be desired and the room featured neither a hairdryer nor any tea/coffee making facilities. The neighbourhood is lively at night, but this did not disturb me in the room. All in all, I felt this was a good value hotel by NYC standards and would certainly consider staying again if on my own, though if treating a partner I might seek a few more frills.

There is no breakfast, the bedroom is super small, but bed is comfortable. The bathroom was clean. The hotel is expensive for what they offer.