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voco the Franklin New York by IHG
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Upscale property offering cozy rooms with freebies like Wi-Fi, breakfast & wine & cheese receptions.
Nearby attractions
Meta Church
165 E 88th St, New York, NY 10128
Heirlooms Antiques
177 E 87th St, New York, NY 10128
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
1071 5th Ave, New York, NY 10128
Church of St. Ignatius Loyola
980 Park Ave, New York, NY 10028
Our Lady of Good Counsel Roman Catholic Church
230 E 90th St, New York, NY 10128
Neue Galerie New York
1048 5th Ave, New York, NY 10028
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
1000 5th Ave, New York, NY 10028
Ruppert Park
1741 2nd Ave, New York, NY 10128
92NY
1395 Lexington Ave, New York, NY 10128
Kaufmann Concert Hall
92NY Residence, 1395 Lexington Ave, New York, NY 10128
Nearby restaurants
Shake Shack Upper East Side
154 East 86th St, New York, NY 10028
Bocado
1293 Lexington Ave, New York, NY 10128
Wok 88
1570 3rd Ave, New York, NY 10128
Dig Inn
1297 Lexington Ave, New York, NY 10128
Yasouvlaki
1568 3rd Ave, New York, NY 10128
Papaya King
206B East 86th St, New York, NY 10028
Siena Cafe • Italian • Bar • Restaurant
1580 3rd Ave, New York, NY 10128
Mia's Brooklyn Bakery
1573 3rd Ave, New York, NY 10128
Mimi's Pizza (3rd Ave & 86th)
217 East 86th St, New York, NY 10028
Ooki Sushi
1575 3rd Ave, New York, NY 10128
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voco the Franklin New York by IHG

164 E 87th St, New York, NY 10128
3.0(243)

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Upscale property offering cozy rooms with freebies like Wi-Fi, breakfast & wine & cheese receptions.

attractions: Meta Church, Heirlooms Antiques, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, Church of St. Ignatius Loyola, Our Lady of Good Counsel Roman Catholic Church, Neue Galerie New York, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Ruppert Park, 92NY, Kaufmann Concert Hall, restaurants: Shake Shack Upper East Side, Bocado, Wok 88, Dig Inn, Yasouvlaki, Papaya King, Siena Cafe • Italian • Bar • Restaurant, Mia's Brooklyn Bakery, Mimi's Pizza (3rd Ave & 86th), Ooki Sushi
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Nearby attractions of voco the Franklin New York by IHG

Meta Church

Heirlooms Antiques

Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum

Church of St. Ignatius Loyola

Our Lady of Good Counsel Roman Catholic Church

Neue Galerie New York

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Ruppert Park

92NY

Kaufmann Concert Hall

Meta Church

Meta Church

5.0

(44)

Open 24 hours
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Heirlooms Antiques

Heirlooms Antiques

4.6

(14)

Open 24 hours
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Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum

Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum

4.3

(10.2K)

Open 24 hours
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Church of St. Ignatius Loyola

Church of St. Ignatius Loyola

4.8

(233)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of voco the Franklin New York by IHG

Shake Shack Upper East Side

Bocado

Wok 88

Dig Inn

Yasouvlaki

Papaya King

Siena Cafe • Italian • Bar • Restaurant

Mia's Brooklyn Bakery

Mimi's Pizza (3rd Ave & 86th)

Ooki Sushi

Shake Shack Upper East Side

Shake Shack Upper East Side

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Bocado

Bocado

4.3

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Wok 88

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Dig Inn

Dig Inn

4.3

(440)

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Anthony K.Anthony K.
I have never written a negative review like this but the hotel is nothing like the pictures on its website and I feel as if people need a warning. Upon arrival my wife and I considered going to another hotel but we already paid for two nights and we figured that we would be out for most of the day. The room was extremely small, the sink was at the foot of the bed, it was leaking and it was glass so you could see through it which I found kind of gross, the paint job was the worst I have ever seen, a picture was missing from the wall but the hangers were still there, the tv was mounted crooked on the wall, the head board was made of a fabric and it was badly stained, the sheets and pillow covers however, seemed clean, there was a floor to ceiling pipe in the bathroom that had insulation wrapped around it but it was ripped and there were exposed fibers, the toilet was very low and it was loose so it moved every time sat on it, the room had the slight smell of mildew and the door didn't lock without a push. All that being said the front desk staff was friendly.
Jonathan PerryJonathan Perry
Really wanted to like this hotel, but in the end I just didn't. Pros - good front desk people and an excellent location. 1 block from the 4 5 6 subway, 3 blocks from Central Park, 4 from the Guggenheim, 6 from the Met. Really convenient. The hot water? Instantly hot. No wait at all. A moment later it goes from "hot" to "scald". Cons - we had a room with two double beds. This room was *small*. No fridge, no dresser, no bedside tables. By the pic, you can see the beds are a (comfortable) mattress on a wood frame. Can't tell you how many times I hit my shin on that corner. Especially because any kind of movement is heavily constrained by the lack of space. Adding luggage just makes it worse. The bathroom has no fan. The plug in the bath didn't close, meaning you couldn't take a bath. Loved the location, but next time I go to NYC, I'll stay somewhere else.
Oscar Luis LopezOscar Luis Lopez
European small rooms. Really pleasant humble easy going personal front desk. In the heart of Upper East Manhattan. Three blocks from Central Park 86 avenue near Guggenheim and Mile museum and La Corte Teathre where is Shakespeare in the Park. Metropolitan Museum. Jewish Museum. Around Target Old Navy H&M stores. Restaurant and cafeteria. 86th subway station. And three blocks from 86 the street Q station. Wheel Chair Accessible elevator stations.
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I have never written a negative review like this but the hotel is nothing like the pictures on its website and I feel as if people need a warning. Upon arrival my wife and I considered going to another hotel but we already paid for two nights and we figured that we would be out for most of the day. The room was extremely small, the sink was at the foot of the bed, it was leaking and it was glass so you could see through it which I found kind of gross, the paint job was the worst I have ever seen, a picture was missing from the wall but the hangers were still there, the tv was mounted crooked on the wall, the head board was made of a fabric and it was badly stained, the sheets and pillow covers however, seemed clean, there was a floor to ceiling pipe in the bathroom that had insulation wrapped around it but it was ripped and there were exposed fibers, the toilet was very low and it was loose so it moved every time sat on it, the room had the slight smell of mildew and the door didn't lock without a push. All that being said the front desk staff was friendly.
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Really wanted to like this hotel, but in the end I just didn't. Pros - good front desk people and an excellent location. 1 block from the 4 5 6 subway, 3 blocks from Central Park, 4 from the Guggenheim, 6 from the Met. Really convenient. The hot water? Instantly hot. No wait at all. A moment later it goes from "hot" to "scald". Cons - we had a room with two double beds. This room was *small*. No fridge, no dresser, no bedside tables. By the pic, you can see the beds are a (comfortable) mattress on a wood frame. Can't tell you how many times I hit my shin on that corner. Especially because any kind of movement is heavily constrained by the lack of space. Adding luggage just makes it worse. The bathroom has no fan. The plug in the bath didn't close, meaning you couldn't take a bath. Loved the location, but next time I go to NYC, I'll stay somewhere else.
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European small rooms. Really pleasant humble easy going personal front desk. In the heart of Upper East Manhattan. Three blocks from Central Park 86 avenue near Guggenheim and Mile museum and La Corte Teathre where is Shakespeare in the Park. Metropolitan Museum. Jewish Museum. Around Target Old Navy H&M stores. Restaurant and cafeteria. 86th subway station. And three blocks from 86 the street Q station. Wheel Chair Accessible elevator stations.
Oscar Luis Lopez

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Reviews of voco the Franklin New York by IHG

3.0
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4.0
1y

I was booked in at the Franklin for a week in April this year. I had stayed there before and had a room that was just about acceptable in size, but the location suits us and we decided to stay there again. As most Franklin reviews say, the staff are very welcoming and helpful but one must know, this is a hotel with rooms only. There is no catering at all beyond a coffee machine in the entrance. Neither is there a doorman or anyone to assist carrying heavy suitcases up the narrow stairs to the entrance.|To say the room we were allocated was small was an understatement. The bed, not that big, was against one wall and only left a narrow passage on the other side with an equally narrow space between the end of the bed and the window in front. No space at all for bedside tables. Instead of a cupboard, there is a small rail about 5 inches long with one end in the wall and the other attached to a partition. No drawers. You must live out of your suitcase but there’s no space to put it. The bathroom is so small it could only accommodate a narrow shower cubicle and a toilet. The wash basin is in the bedroom. There’s nowhere to put your vanity kit in the bathroom or near the wash basin in the bedroom. In another review someone mentions that the rooms are small, but you’d have to pay over $600 a night for more space. Well, my quote for two of the nights was $641.54 plus tax and other charges. If IHG can get a price like that, for a postage-stamp sized room, good luck to them. |My wife and I couldn’t spend a week in such a cramped space lacking entirely in facilities. As the hotel was full, we couldn’t switch to a larger room, so we checked out immediately and were charged for 1 night. That’s fair enough, except when I asked to pay or part pay with my IHG points acquired on a previous visit, I was told that in order to use the points, the room must be booked via the rewards web site. So much for being able to use IHG points. They’re obviously not worth the paper they’re written on unless you know the secret of how to make a booking if you wish to use them as payment or part payment.|To sum up, the Franklin is in a good position in the upper east side and the staff are great but as for the room we were allocated, it wasn’t fit for anything more than putting your feet up for a few hours and definitely nothing more than that. I won’t be staying there again! It hasn’t done much for my faith in the IHG group either or their...

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4.0
4y

I have 3 sustains and 3 improvements. Sustains- A very professional and courteous staff. Although a busy area there were two parking garages directly beside and across the business. Excellent chocolate treats upon check in.

Improvements- The room had an odor of a gymnasium locker room. If you turn the AC off it is definitely very pronounced. Although there was a vent in the bathroom, there was no way to draw out the moisture/steam when taking a shower. Therefore causing the room to have that gymnasium odor. The bathtub did not drain so well therefore you are standing in water. I found to alleviate SOME of the water build-up you have to cut the shower head on immediately and adjust temperature of water from there and not from main water spout. The business do coordinate for parking but you have to pay the parking attendant. If you have an oversized vehicle you will have to pay an extra $15 a day. I didn't know that until I got there. The hotel did work with us in a special way on pricing for the room due to that we did not know about the additional oversized vehicle fee. The rooms are small but that is to be expected in a city area. Overall I would stay here again but I think the price is a little high for some of the things you must have to deal with it. There is no continental breakfast. But they do off of your first expresso free and additional have to be paid for. They do offer bottled water and they are very fast at towel requests. If you do decide to stay here I would definitely call an ask questions, but I feel for availability, those improvements are minor and easy to deal with. Cost of living in the area is definitely higher than my hometown. So be sure you have funds to cover any recreational activities. Also if you are driving be prepared for a big traffic event. We planned our route to avoid the traffic and it worked fine. We found leaving early in the morning for check out would eliminate a lot of headache traffic.

For the 3 receptionist we met during our stay, I have to say they are phenomenal employees. They were very professional and eager to help you to the best of their ability. Because of their professionalism I can easily overlook the minor Improvement and stay there again just because of...

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4.0
43w

My husband and I recently enjoyed a delightful stay at the Franklin Hotel during an unexpected last-minute trip to New York City. Although our usual accommodations were fully booked, we were thrilled to discover the Franklin, which exceeded our expectations in every way.

From the moment we arrived, we were enveloped in the hotel's distinctive charm and exceptional service. The staff was incredibly welcoming and attentive, ensuring our comfort throughout our stay. The hotel's beverage bar was cozy and our barista style hot chocolate was instagram perfect in the front window as snow fell, made us feel right at home.

Our room was cozy yet sophisticated, providing all the modern amenities one could wish for. After a day of exploring the city, it was a treat to return to such a comfortable oasis where every detail was considered with care. Chocolates were given and they were good. I preferred the milk chocolate.

The hotel's location on the Upper East Side is truly a highlight. We found it to be conveniently situated near public transit, making our city adventures seamless and stress-free. Additionally, the proximity to cultural landmarks, exquisite dining options, and charming boutiques added to our enjoyment.

The Franklin Hotel has undoubtedly earned a spot on our list of go-to accommodations in NYC. It offers the same level of charm and service we expect from our favorite places, and we can't wait to return. Whether you're visiting the city for pleasure or business, I highly recommend making the Franklin Hotel your base. It's a hidden gem that promises an...

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