卡爾頓埃姆斯飯店(Carlton Arms Hotel)

Hôtel complètement atypique mais avec un personnel super sympa et une literie parfaite ! Chaque chambre est peinte dans un décor surréaliste. Plutôt très kitsch mais tellement sympa à vivre comme expérience. Certes, on est loin du 5 étoiles, mais c'était clairement annoncé. Ceux qui cherchent un hôtel pas cher (165€ la nuit pour deux personnes, c'est plutôt très rare à NYC) avec un bon rapport qualité prix, vous avez sonné à la bonne porte. Cet hôtel est situé dans l'East Village à 5 min à pieds d'une station de métro. Il conviendra donc parfaitement à des gens qui aiment ce qui sort de l'ordinaire... Petit bémol : très proche de la 3e avenue avec une isolation sonore avec l'extérieur quasi nulle -＞ impossible de ne pas constamment entendre le bruit extérieur continu des voitures, ambulances et autres motos durant la nuit.

Purtroppo a New York gli hotel( come tutto) sono molto cari se non si vuole alloggiare in periferia bisogna spendere molto….questo hotel offre prezzi contenuti però ha un suo stile particolare che può anche non piacere ma se piace .. piace forte ed è anche situato in una posizione abbastanza centrale

Hôtel basique mais propre et idéalement situé pour découvrir la ville. Bon à savoir : Les draps ne sont pas changés tous les jours, c'est uniquement à la demande mais le gérant (très sympa) vous informe dès l'arrivée. Ce n'est absolument pas un hôtel de luxe mais il fait le job !

La verdad me sorprendió para bien el hotel, excelente relación calidad precio. La habitación muy grande para lo que es Nueva York, baño completo con bañera, aire acondicionado, todo muy limpio y las camas muy buenas. El hotel está excelentemente ubicado, en pleno midtown, cerca de todo y especial comentario para Cristian que nos atendió de la mejor manera.

Amazing, however I must qualify this. If you want a classically 'perfect' modern hotel this is not for you. If you are up for a quirky arty non-standard hotel at a great price, you have found it. There was no a/c, room had a sink only, shared (always available for me) toilets and showers. Decor is stunning, if you like the style as I did. Unique furnishings. Cold water available (to fill bottles), and free coffee also available. Staff were invariably friendly, as were the guests, and its a great location. The hotel cat is a real sweetie

The Carlton Arms is exactly what it says it is. A unique hotel decorated with original art in a great location for a reasonable price. As long as you understand what you are getting and can haul your gear up several flights of uneven stairs you will love it. We had a safe and clean place to sleep (with bathroom down the hall) for a fraction of the cost of other NYC hotels. Beware of the attack cat, zombie brides, and drunken poets.

We have stayed here fir the last 22 years on visits to New York. Simply the best place to stay. Great artistic rooms . Great location. Just the most welcoming and friendly regular staff who are always willing to assist with any queries. Love it ❤️🤗

Is it worth $142 (including taxes and fees) for a Double bed + 1 twin)? It’s the cheapest accommodation we could find in Manhatten on a holiday weekend / sat night. The room we booked was for 3 persons but we had only two occupants which is just right . Might be tight for 3 if you have plenty of luggages. There is a mini fridge and sink in each room which was convenient . A public area next to reception on 1st floor with free coffee and tea in morning. Also a microwave and water fountain. So if you’re staying long term, you can save your leftovers in your room’s mini fridge and warm them in the microwave. Pro: charming, unique, interesting murals and artistic, great location (lots of restaurants!), hot water in showers, heater kept room very toasty, clean sheets, clean thick newer towels, staff is super nice (Mr Patagonia) and gave a nice welcome. Room is relatively clean, doesn’t smell. Con: it’s a hostel at a hotel price. Some rooms are better condition than others and vice versa: ie some rooms are worse. Some of the bathrooms are also slightly better condition because they were upgraded. Bedroom got too hot we had to prop open the window to cool it down. No elevator. Suggestion: 1. arrive early you might get a choice of rooms 2. Bring Flipflop (and a plastic bag for your personal stuff) for the shared bathroom 3. Save a few dollars if you book direct. We paid more through Agoda because we didn’t know. 4. Tour the whole hotel walk around every floor! 5. Don’t loose your key - no staff after midnight so you will be locked out! We had a room with walls of painted dolls that look like voodoo dolls - especially when the lights go out, their white faces reflect the ambient light - pretty spooky. We didn’t hear any noise from next door. We parked on the street - free parking on sat night to Sunday. Other days you have to pay the meter. We could have driven to queens and had a nicer hotel for the same price but then we chose location over that. One night is ok. More only if you ok with the gringiness. It’s very old and could use updates but then, if updated, you probably won’t be paying this price like other places in Manhatten.

This is what I like. I have no idea what anyone else may like, so my words are not for you. I'm talking to the Carlton Arms. I can't wait to go back. In fact, I can't wait to stay in every room, so I can see each of their interiors. That's obviously important with the Carlton, but what was even more important for me was the welcome and service we got from everyone we met in reception. Each and every person we met effortlessly bent over backwards to make us feel welcome. Just the coolest bunch of people. And the cat is the second chillest cat I've ever met. A woman I got chatting to after helping her with her bags - as she had a broken wrist - tells me it's a she called Ned, though I, her, or both of us could be wrong. Just the best value I've ever found in New York in pretty much anything. Also, rare to find something that does so much more than it says on the tin. Especially at that level of value. The Carlton Arms is likely to make trips to New York a more regular occurrence. Just the optimum level of everything - including character. Love it