The Butcher's Daughter

I love this little hotel in little Italy. Walking distance bto China Town as well. So cute, clean and it's a great location. Nice and quiet at night, near lots of restaurants, shopping and bakeries. This is our second time here, and probably not our last. Three of us fit comfortably in a king, ask for extra comforter. There is no breakfast in the lobby like pre pandemic but I still love it here. So many cute places to check out.Rooms: New York small but very well put together and comfortable. The beds are really comfortable.Safety: Very safe area!Walkability: Walkable to most places, like MoMA, Rockefeller center, etc.Half an hr to Chelsea market. 8 minutes to China Town. Check out Y'es Apothecary such a cool restaurant. Right in the heart of little Italy.

I recently stayed at the Nolitian Hotel and unfortunately my experience was extremely negative. I cannot recommend this hotel to anyone based on the poor quality of service and accommodations.Upon arrival, I was informed that the room I had booked and agreed upon was not available. This lack of organization and attention to detail was highly disappointing and set a negative tone for the rest of my stay.To make matters worse, the hotel had no hot water most of the time . This made showering and other basic hygiene needs incredibly difficult and uncomfortable. For a hotel claiming to be a 4-star establishment, this lack of basic amenities is unacceptable.Adding to my discomfort was the fact that the hotel was very dirty and not maintain at all . It was clear that housekeeping was not up to par, as there were visible stains on the sofa and other surfaces. This lack of cleanliness made me feel very uneasy and uncomfortable during my stay.Finally, the service I received at the hotel was extremely poor. Staff members seemed indifferent to my concerns and requests, and I was left feeling like an inconvenience rather than a valued guest.In conclusion, the Nolitian Hotel in Manhattan was a major disappointment and I would not recommend it to anyone. The lack of hot water, dirty accommodations, and poor service make this hotel a subpar choice for any traveler looking for a comfortable and enjoyable stay.Dont go there!!!

LocationGreat area i. The edge of Soho with a lot of restaurants and cafes around as well as a close access to the subway.Room:A bit tiny but comfortable. I love the balcony aspect as it is hard to find balcony access rooms in NYC. They paid good attention to details with the room amenities. The only thing I did not like was the bathroom as for a personal reference I do not prefer the shower and sink to be separate from the toilet.Lobby:Loved the design and space as it felt very cosy.Staff:I was surprised with the negative comments in the reviews as the staff were really friendly and helpful. They greeted us whenever we came in and went out. They helped us with all of our requests with a smile and made us feel very welcomed.

400$ a night. No room service. No laundry service. No breakfast service. Leaking shower and small rooms.

Room really tiny , and not clean at all . No privacy in the bathroom , no curtain in the shower , rude people at the reception not helpful at all. I sent my mom and her sister who are not young and barely speak English , I made the reservation for them telling them all of that . And they weren’t helpful at all and gave them the worst room possible . Do not work in hospitality if you can’t stand people .