Reviews Hotel Da Vinci ***

We went with our family, father, mother and two sons aged 19 and 22 years for a week to New York. We slept in the Da Vinci hotel. A good hotel, the four of us stayed in one not really big room, but there was space enough. the lady who received us, was very pleasant and she remained this the rest of the week. The other lady and a man I would almost not call professional, they were not interested, they do as you tell them, but nothing more.

The room lay at the street, but we slept well. The cleaning was good and we got clean towels every day. It was very pleasant that there was a, indeed very simple, breakfast, which we just took it upstairs, so that we could begin the day in a laidback manner.

On the other side of the street was a big hotel with a porter, who, very annoyingly, constantly blew a whistle for a taxi for his customers. But the Da Vinci hotel can be recommended.

A nice hotel. A great location. Poor breakfast. Close to Times Square. A quiet area.

The room was neat and clean. Located at the street side, bad noise insulation, view was obstructed by non operating slats and curtains. The front was being renovated which is why there was a scaffolding.

We booked two rooms with two beds on the groundfloor. Clean rooms. Good beds. A nice bathroom. A well kept place. Ordinary breakfast (included). Close to the underground station. Several bars and restaurants in the area. A NYC hotel is a great place to spend the night. I can recommend Da Vinci. This hotel is renovated. The noise didn't bother us though.

Nice, small hotel, perfect location to visit the centre of New York. The rooms were good, but small if you stay there with 4 persons. We had a room on the side of the street and that was noticeable, much noise from cars and also the stench from a MacDonalds, for this reason alone you would not go there anymore. Breakfast is not much, bread rolls and muffins and donuts. There are no tables to sit at. We simply put everything in a bag and just ate in the room. If you want cheese or something like that on your bread, then you can get that at a supermarket, which are 2 minutes away. Coffee is hot water with a flavour. A weak extract, for real coffee, go to Starbucks. For the rest, it is a very good hotel as a base to have for a number of days in New York. Another advantage: you can use the Internet free of charge in the lobby, easy if you want to look something up. People are helpful, I will certainly go again.