This is the last time I will use Priceline. For $179 a night, I dont think its too much to expect a clean place. This is a dirty run down hotel with EXTREMELY cramped rooms and very worn everything. But worse is the location, in the middle of a block of buildings all at various stages of construction, and with... more

The Best Western Convention Centre Hotel (BWCCH) is great value if you pay less than $200/night. I booked the BWCCH through Priceline and bid (and paid) $150/night. May sure you try even a lower bid, as others have paid less. Yes, as with other reviews, I was quite sad when I got the reply from Priceline that I got the... more

My husband and I stayed over the 4th of July weekend. The front desk staff were very helpful and friendly upon check-in. The location is not too convenient unless you are using the convention center. Rooms are a reasonable size for a New York City hotel. Bathrooms are small, but very nice and clean. We loved the bed - it... more

I wasn't so happy when I first got this hotel on Priceline. Web reviews were horrible and the neighborhood is full of car repair shops. No character there! However, I was more than pleasantly surprised and I would definitely stay there again. If you are at the Javits Center, it is only one-half block walk. The horse-drawn carriages are prepared... more

Good points: 1) Somewhat close to Penn Station, where I entered the city. 2) Relatively clean, but nowhere near pristine. About what I expected at this price. Bad points: 1) They claimed that they were giving me a queen sized bed, but in fact, they took a queen sized headboard and put two twin beds together. This alone was pretty... more

The continental breakfast is not worth going down for. Although this is just a minor bit of why I wouldn't stay here again. If you are a tourist looking for a great place to stay, do not stay here. Too dangerous for tourists. If you are here for the convention, great location, but I rather stay at Travel Inn just... more

The BW Convention Center is a very basic hotel that is a few blocks away from Broadway and Macy's. It is in an industrial area, but only a couple of blocks from 9th avenue where there are some reasonable restaurants. We booked our room through hotwire. It was the least expensive hotel we could find in midtown that had a... more

Filthy little hotel. Not only was the hotel itself under construction, the entire BLOCK was under construction. Our room was tiny and right next to the elevator. It was so small that when we stretched out our arms, we could almost touch both walls. Ancient, uncomfortable mattress; thin, crummy sheets; two itty-bitty sandpaper towels. The drapes didn't close (they weren't... more

Got the hotel on Hotwire, so we actually not selected it ourselves. Paid 179 dollar + taxes for three persons (one week´s stay). Must be a good price on Manhattan. Stayed on the 11:th floor. It was rather small but very clean and neat. The Tempura mattresses was comfortable and it was nice to have a safe for money and... more