Located in New York (Manhattan), Now Now NoHo is within a 10-minute walk of New York University and Washington Square Park. This hotel is 0.5 mi (0.9 km) from 5th Avenue and 1.7 mi (2.7 km) from Wall Street.
Featured amenities include express check-in and a 24-hour front desk.
Make yourself at home in one of the 180 air-conditioned guestrooms. Guest cabins feature open ceilings with acoustic baffles and every bed features a shade that can be drawn. House rules apply - no food in rooms, no cell phone calls, personal devices require headphones. Conveniences include desks, and housekeeping is provided on request. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Shared bathrooms on each floor feature showers with rainfall showerheads and individual lockable toilet and shower cabins.
"Location: The location is great, and it's lovely to stroll around the SoHo and NoHo areas. I much preferred the vibe here compared to the place I stayed at in Times Square later on.
Cleanliness: I was surprised that someone cleaned the room every day, and the bed was always neatly made when I returned. Although the space was small, it smelled nice and was quite tidy, not dirty at all.
Environment: The environment was also very good, and the bed was comfortable to sleep in, making me feel secure. The wash area, bathroom, and toilet were all clean. Everything had a pleasant scent.
Overall: As long as you don't have very high demands for sleep quality and space, this place is quite a bargain. If you have a small suitcase and can accept sleeping only 5-6 hours a night due to being a light sleeper, I highly recommend it! The hotel I stayed at in Times Square afterward was nearly triple the price, but the experience wasn't three times better than here.
Minor drawbacks:
1. Regarding noise: It was a bit noisy, but not excessively so, as everyone was very considerate. Perhaps due to the lack of a ceiling, I could clearly hear other guests going to the toilet or getting a drink. Being a light sleeper, I basically woke up at 6 AM every day and couldn't fall back asleep. Also, I had to be very careful in the room myself, as I was afraid any sound might disturb others.
2. Regarding hot water: I took three showers in total. One in the afternoon was almost cold water; one at dusk was lukewarm; and one in the evening started lukewarm but then turned hot. So, if you plan to shower, I recommend doing so in the evening. Of course, the water pressure was very low.
PS: You can get free drinking water from the pantry on the ground floor."