The standard room is only large enough for a double bed, with insufficient space to walk around it. I've seen larger jail cells. We upgraded, for an additional $120/night, to what was descibed as a suite. It had the same double bed, 1950's style rec room wood paneling on the walls and no dresser. I find it hard to believe... more

-The rooms are just as pictured...tiny but okay if you are only sleeping. Not much room for luggage and one steel ,uncomfortable chair.Room clean and nice linens,no bathrobe as advertised.Friendly staff.Sky terrace closed even though it was in the low60's.Lobby cool,but dark and loud at night, although did not disturb sleep. Just no place to really sit down and relax.Cafeteria... more

Great lobby but standrard room is extremely small, cools style but not comfortable. Not suited for business traveler; no easy outlet for laptop, "desk" is tiny, no comforable chair, metal desk chair is the only chair in the room more

i searched ALOT for hotels in new york for a trip for me and three friends. i checked out hudson hotel on tripadvisor and there snazzy website! and booked two double rooms for four of us. but then got a fright as there was a video on youtube from a guy showing the room .and said it was the smallest... more

I recently stayed at the Hudson for a night because the hotel I was booked for the rest of the weekend (Parker Meridien) was not available for the rest of the weekend. When I arrived I was told that the room I booked was not available and that they "Downgraded me" . Now I travel a lot for business and... more

ok so the rooms are small, i wasn't planning to spend any time there. The rest of the hotel and its amenities make up for it. Its exciting vibe and since i was there alone it worked out well that there were a couple bars in the hotel that i can hang out at... Great place. more

This was my first time staying in an NYC hotel alone, normally at a friends or with family. I read the reviews good & bad, but i had a pretty decent stay. I really liked the dark entrance, and hallways...added a touch of cool. I will say that the lobby was a bit hectic after 9pm, but i was there... more

I live and work in NYC. I stayed at the Hudson one night because it was close to an event I needed to be at very early in the AM. DO NOT STAY HERE!!! The rooms were horribe. They were tiny (much smaller than your average NYC hotel for the same rate) and the rooms did not have city windows.... more

Spent 4 nights at the Hudson - recommended by our travel agent. Arrived late evening - I suppose our taxi driver knew it well as it had no indication from the roadside that it was the Hudson. Lobby and reception is at the end of a fluorescent green escalator from the roadside. Lobby and reception were dark and moody with... more