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Guest Reviews:
Paul
from Oakland, CA US stayed on December 13, 2003
"First impression as we stepped into the lobby was that booking at this hotel was a mistake as the lobby is spare and uninviting. Almost gives the appearance of a hostel like setting. When we arrived in our room, we found the room while small, to be very clean, beds and sheets to be luxurious, no noise. The staff was friendly and very helpful. I would recommend Park South and plan to return. I would think that the hotel could spend a little bit more money in decorating the lobby and making more traveler friendly."
Recommends the hotel to others?
Yes
Alison
from London, GB stayed on November 10, 2003
"The small business centre that was provided free of charge was an additional bonus.
The cold buffet breakfast was much more than a standard continental, which was refreshing!"
Recommends the hotel to others?
Yes
Gerald
from San Francisco, CA US stayed on October 24, 2003
"Rooms are TINY, but continental breakfast was decent and staff very friendly and professional. My room looked at a brick wall, but there appeared to be some with limited exterior views. If you are in NYC on business (vs. vacation) and plan to spend limited day time in your room, I would recommend it. It's not a bargain, but appears competitive with NYC hotel rates."
Recommends the hotel to others?
Yes
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Occupying a restored historic 1906 building, the Park South Hotel is ideally located in Manhattan's Murray Hill neighborhood on 28th Street between Park Avenue South and Lexington Avenue. This boutique hotel's interiors exude classic New York style complimented by the latest high-tech amenities and contemporary furnishings. If you'd like to workout during your stay, take advantage of the onsite fitness room. The Park South Hotel is centrally located near many of New York City??s premier attractions, museums, and shopping areas, including the Flatiron District, the Empire State Building, Gramercy Park, Greenwich Village, Grand Central Station, and the Green Market of Union Square. Additionally, the hotel is a short walk from the number six subway line. Guests receive a complimentary continental breakfast with their room rate. The Black Duck, a 75-seat restaurant and lounge, highlights Pan-Atlantic bistro fare. Guest services include complimentary unlimited high-speed Internet access, free newspapers, a concierge, laundry/dry cleaning, meeting rooms, and turndown service. Each room has natural bath products, direct line fax/copier machine with express check-out printer, cable television, DVD player, complimentary DVD library, hairdryer, iron, ironing board, telephone, and in-room safe.
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