Nothing special, but a nice place to stay. Continental breakfast was ok (bagels, danish, cereal, juice, coffee). Room (Queen) was spacious w/ recliner & fridge. Service and desk was very good. Overall a good hotel but a bit overpriced (not much choice in the area).

I imagine that if I were to sleep on a bench in Central Park, I would have much the same experience as I had in Super 8's "888th Hotel" (which, if you ask me, is one hotel too many). In fact, if I woke up in Central Park, there would probably be less noise, less people in near proximity, and certainly less light. There is absolutely nothing - and I really do mean nothing - to recommend this hotel. The curtains are too short for the windows, so the light which floods in at 6am is so bright that it immediately wakes you up. On the off chance you are still sleeping, however, the noise of the 10 families marching through the hall at 7am will put paid to that. Which is unfortunate really, since at 2am your neighbors are making loud and personal noises through the paper-thin walls in what seems to be the world's most protracted session of intimacy.

I would not recommend this to my worst enemy.

I have stayed at this location a number of times with no problems , but things had gone down hill this time . I booked 2 months in advance , 2 beds , non smoking . Arrived at 6pm to find only single bed smoking rooms available . Internet service was not working , apparetly for some time . Bathroom had a hair problem , and carpeting was quite dirty along the edges . I think that its time to change locations .

Wonderful Motel,stayed there many times.Its much better then the Cozy Inn