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"I stayed at Placemakr Wall Street for 3.5 weeks and absolutely loved it. Having a true apartment-style space in NYC for an extended stay makes a huge difference. It felt like having a real home base, not just a hotel room. The staff were incredibly helpful while still allowing me the privacy and autonomy of a luxury NYC apartment building. Everything was easy and seamless from start to finish. Communication by text was efficient and convenient, and they were always immediately responsive. The unit itself was thoughtfully and efficiently designed with tons of storage and plenty of usable space. It never felt cramped. Having a large, modern, and free laundry facility on site was a major bonus, along with the full kitchen and dining area and a well-equipped gym. They even helped facilitate shipping packages after I had already checked out, which speaks volumes about their level of service. I will absolutely be back. I recommend Placemakr for anyone visiting NYC, but especially for longer stays or groups who want space, flexibility, and comfort without sacrificing service."

"It is very spacious, one bedroom and one living room are recommended, it is very suitable for a family of four, and there is a small kitchen. Very rare good hotel in New York. The location and cost performance are also suitable."

"位置超級好，非常方便"

"Because it is close to my daughter's home, my daughter recommended it. After booking, there is no obvious reminder of the check-in process. We arrived in New York and got off the plane. We knew that we had to register. Uploading passports and credit cards was considered to be self-check-in. After all this was completed, we got the password. Building, The elevator was very smooth, but the room could not enter. It was already more than 11 o'clock in the middle of the night. The long-distance plane was very tired. Contact customer service at the door of the room. The customer service responded quickly. I know that the domestic customer service is a microphone, but I can experience the service is still timely. The hotel's requirements are very strange. Thinking that the password they provided is correct, it must be our operation problem, encountering this kind of emergency, the best and fastest solution should not be to change a room? It was not until I proposed this plan that I finally solved it. The bed in the changed room was small, the room rate was different, and Trip.com also refunded it in time. Fortunately, I booked from Trip.com. If I booked directly with the hotel, the language problem and other factors are more difficult to communicate. The room itself is not bad, the mattress is comfortable, the kitchen is fully equipped, and there is a dishwasher. It is very close to the uncle, but there is no one to do hygiene during the stay, and there is no service staff. It is very troublesome for people with language difficulties."

"It's cost-effective. It's a bit spacious for two people. You can spread your luggage around. It's very close to Wall Street and the ferry terminal to the Statue of Liberty. It's within walking distance. The property market part of a complex building is more like an apartment, but the elevator requires a password to go to the corresponding floor, which is quite safe."

"The iconic Central Station and the 911 Museum are within walking distance. There are good coffee shops nearby, and it takes ten minutes to cross a bridge in Brooklyn. The city hall also has a small park and there are some historical buildings nearby."

"I booked this apartment on Trip.com over a month in advance. It's in an excellent location in Manhattan, right by Times Square, on 49th Street between 6th and 7th Avenues. You just turn the corner downstairs and you're in the bustling Times Square. It's also very close to Rockefeller Center and Central Park. There's a subway station downstairs with several lines passing through, and other subway and bus lines nearby, making it super convenient to get anywhere. The lobby has a 24-hour front desk, so it feels very safe. They thoughtfully provide a variety of free tourist brochures at the entrance for guests. There are also all sorts of restaurants and convenience stores around the hotel. I booked it for over 1600 RMB a night (during peak season in July), which is a fantastic deal for this prime, expensive location next to Times Square. The room was very clean, about 20 square meters, and had a small kitchen. It was fully equipped with a fridge, gas stove, microwave, coffee maker, oven, and even pots and pans, allowing us to cook simple Chinese meals. The only downside was the old-fashioned window air conditioner, which was a bit noisy. I stayed for 5 nights and was quite satisfied. I highly recommend it to anyone planning a trip to New York."

"It is a pleasant journey to stay in a Midtown Manhattan apartment in New York. It is suitable for travelers with a basic language knowledge. The rooms are not big but they have everything, and they are warm. The landlord is very nice, the surrounding is easy to come and go, it happens to be near Koreatown, it is suitable for Asian food, it is convenient to go to the surrounding attractions, close to the subway station, there is a supermarket across the street where you can buy a lot of food for breakfast, the hotel has no front desk Before you travel, you need to pay attention to the mail from the landlord. Check-in time is after 4 pm and check-out is 11 am, but luggage can be stored until about 5 pm. If you exceed this time, you can pick up your luggage from the front desk security. But you need to pay the security tip for each piece of luggage. All in all it was a good experience. If a friend goes to New York, he will recommend it to stay."