Affinia Dumont  

We chose this hotel based on it's location near our daughter's apartment. We had a studio suite with 2 queen beds however, since it was only on the 4th floor (406), we didn't have much of a view but it wasn't street side so it was fairly quiet. The room is definitely spacious and while we didn't have a need for it, the kitchen was also large. Beds were very comfortable. The lobby staff was very nice. I would think this would be a great place for families because of the kitchen and enormity of the room.

Now for the stuff we weren't so happy about....the plumbing in our bathroom left much to be desired. You got an unwanted face wash when you turned on the sink - the water was so forceful you really did get splashed - and the toilet was a bit tricky. Shower was decent. The worst part of our short stay was dealing with the elevators. Only one was running for a building with 37 floors. We waited one time for over 5 minutes and on several occasions took the stairs. This is n

The staff were great , myself and my mother were taken care off at all times and we would return to this hotel again , we had a room with kitchen which was great as we could have breakfast before we left the hotel , this was great for both myself and my mother. May 2012

The things we liked most about the hotel (there are no negatives about this hotel) are the staff they are all so helpful and efficient,especially david the concierge, he gave us so much good information where to go and where to avoid,Donald Garcia the door man who helped us with a problem outside the hotel(we were trying to be overcharged for a ride to the hotel and he was there on hand).The room was a great size the kitchen is a bonus,the beds are the most comfortable we have experienced on our travels just wonderful.The location is good for bus,subway and to walk which we did a lot of.We took a bus from newark airport to grand central bus station then a taxi to the hotel 7 blocks away,and reversed this going home.being senior citizens it cost $8.00 for bus and $5.00 for taxi including tip,it was so easy.

No complaints very satisfied

Great value. Nice room, good staff, very affordable.

No coplaints, the hotel served my needs nicely.

Great hotel. The room was clean and very big for New York; kitchenette was fantastic:full size refridgerator with freezer, stove, sink, and dishes/utensils. The closet was huge; I could have lived there for months! Murray Hill location is nice; subway 2 blocks away, plenty of restaurants within walking distance - try Marcony for Italian and Daniel's Bagels for breakfast. If you want to park your car there is a Quik Park directly across the street for $20 less per night than the hotel charges. You will not regret staying here - great find!

Lobby is small and boring; There was a lot of construction outside of the hotel

Roomy, modern, super-clean rooms, corner windows, kitchenette. Very friendly and responsive staff. Close to subway. Two beds in the room (an essential requirement for us and surprisingly hard to find in NYC)

Scaffolding out front makes the exterior uninviting

Staff was really great!

Expensive - but so is NYC in general.

relative cheap price for a four star. Laundry on lower ground floor was really useful. less than 6$ you can have your whole load of laundry washed and dried. Room size very good.

again, no free wifi. But that's just common for any four star hotel in US. lobby is quite small. decoration a bit dated. Didn't like the pillows.

Clean rooms and common areas. Comfortable beds. Large rooms. Well-equipped kitchen. Quiet.

relatively quiet

No free WLAN Internet access in the room!

big rooms, friendly staff, good price

The Affinia was great! We got the top floor - Junior Suite - when we walked in we had the most amazing city skyline - huge windows, Chrysler building right there. Bed was huge and comfy, Bathroom adequate and clean. Kitchen was a bit dated but suited our needs more than fine. Spacious and a joy to come back to each night after a day of pounding NYC pavements!

The only gripe is that the wifi isnt free and adds up in cost over a week.

Where do you get a room in midtown Manhattan for $139. In addition to the amazing rate, this hotel is modern, spotless, has large rooms with kitchens (it was nice to have a full size fridge), marble baths and the most outrageously comfortable beds. This hotel is on the east side of midtown, which may be a little out of the way for some but if you know the turf, it's a 5 minute side step. The advantage is it's in a residential area which is far more quiet at night and there's a large 24 hour drug store / market directly across the street! The staff is very friendly and professional and there's a good restaurant adjacent to the property. They are also very pet friendly, and had a couple of dozen Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show participants as guests. We had a great stay!