A comfortable, well-staffed and -located hotel that offers very good value, especially for NYC. Rooms were clean and well equipped (armchair to read in, coffee-maker, good shower), breakfast included a wide range of good offerings, and the front desk service was helpful. This is one of the Applecore group of hotels which offer excellent places to stay in NYC at... More

Ok so I'm at the airport heading back to Florida and decided to write a review after staying at the Ramada Eastside! Ok. I was SOOO happy with this hotel:) it was in a great location with a view of Empire State Building.. Yet it was off the main street so it was quiet when we slept! Room was clean... More

We got a great rate, and we weren't disappointed in the motel. It's in Murray Hill on 31st Street and Lexington, so it's an awesome walk to Times Square if you like to walk and sightsee at the same time.

I have stayed at this hotel over the years when hotels were full in more convenient locations but it has been fixed up and is a much nicer hotel than it was just a few years ago. The front staff was competent if cold, and the breakfast room is way too small, but it is an acceptable place to stay... More

I've stayed here a couple times, mostly because it has a little lower rate when others hike up their prices. This time was a mid-week stay and I got a rate of ~180+... not too bad compared to others for this date. The hotel is decent, clean rooms, bathrooms. My room wasn't big but I usually need just a place... More

Ramada Inn Eastside is at a comfortable location in NYC, couple of blocks from a subway station (on Park Ave.). We stayed for 4 nights at a comfortable room, which seemed to be equipped for handicapped people, which could be the reason why it was much more roomy than average NY hotel rooms. Just made it more comfortable for us!... More

Ramada Eastside is handily located on Lexington with easy access to most attractions. Rooms are on the smaller side but this is NYC so you're probably only going to come back to crash anyway! Breakfast is very basic, but acceptable.

I have stayed at this hotel twice. It's not great hotel, but it is perfectly functional and the location is really good. This hotel clearly falls under the heading of "tourist hotel" with a clientele whose main goal, I'm guessing, is to see as much as possible and spend as little as possible on lodging. The location, an easy walk... More

I stay at the Ramada Eastside every time that I am in NYC on business. It is conveniently located on Lexington Avenue near 30th, and it is a good value for the money. The rooms are small, but clean and comfortable. My room also had a mini-fridge and microwave. The hotel has a fitness center and a business center, and... More