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Brief Reviews of Three Pre-Move-In Transition Hotels in New York πŸŒ†

1️⃣ Tempo by Hilton Times Square Pros: The facilities are new. It's located right in the heart of Times Square, making it super convenient for getting around. πŸŒƒ Cons: The rooms are very small (but the bathrooms are quite spacious, which is a bit puzzling). There's no bottled water in the room; you have to get it from the drinking water machine. 🌊 Other Notes: The nightly destination fee can be used at the restaurant. Breakfast is available Γ  la carte at the cafΓ©, which is just okay. 🌟 The next two hotels are in the downtown financial district, which is great for exploring Wall Street, the Statue of Liberty, and the Brooklyn Bridge, as well as visiting DUMBO. πŸŒ‡ 2️⃣ New York Marriott Downtown Pros: The rooms are larger. There's an unlimited supply of bottled water. It's right next to the 9/11 Memorial Museum, so security is excellent, and the neighborhood is clean. 🌠 Cons: The bathrooms are old-fashioned, and you have to take a bath in the bathtub. The elevator doors can be pressed without a room card. 🌊 Other Notes: It's a big Marriott hotel. The lounge food is just okay; it's either too sweet or too salty. 🌟 3️⃣ Hotel Indigo NYCβ€”Wall Street Pros: It's new. The rooms are decently sized. There's a competitive price advantage (only $1,300). Bottled water is provided. 🌈 Cons: The staff attitude is poor, but considering the price, it's tolerable. 🌊 Other Notes: I highly recommend trying the nearby pizza at Keste Pizza e Vino; it's incredibly delicious! πŸ• Summary: Missing Asia. 🌏 #NewYorkHotels 🏨

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Brief Reviews of Three Pre-Move-In Transition Hotels in New York πŸŒ†

1️⃣ Tempo by Hilton Times Square Pros: The facilities are new. It's located right in the heart of Times Square, making it super convenient for getting around. πŸŒƒ Cons: The rooms are very small (but the bathrooms are quite spacious, which is a bit puzzling). There's no bottled water in the room; you have to get it from the drinking water machine. 🌊 Other Notes: The nightly destination fee can be used at the restaurant. Breakfast is available Γ  la carte at the cafΓ©, which is just okay. 🌟 The next two hotels are in the downtown financial district, which is great for exploring Wall Street, the Statue of Liberty, and the Brooklyn Bridge, as well as visiting DUMBO. πŸŒ‡ 2️⃣ New York Marriott Downtown Pros: The rooms are larger. There's an unlimited supply of bottled water. It's right next to the 9/11 Memorial Museum, so security is excellent, and the neighborhood is clean. 🌠 Cons: The bathrooms are old-fashioned, and you have to take a bath in the bathtub. The elevator doors can be pressed without a room card. 🌊 Other Notes: It's a big Marriott hotel. The lounge food is just okay; it's either too sweet or too salty. 🌟 3️⃣ Hotel Indigo NYCβ€”Wall Street Pros: It's new. The rooms are decently sized. There's a competitive price advantage (only $1,300). Bottled water is provided. 🌈 Cons: The staff attitude is poor, but considering the price, it's tolerable. 🌊 Other Notes: I highly recommend trying the nearby pizza at Keste Pizza e Vino; it's incredibly delicious! πŸ• Summary: Missing Asia. 🌏 #NewYorkHotels 🏨

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