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Message: Emoticon Listing HTML Help	[quote]I just got back from staying at Hotel 31 yesterday. I stayed in a room with private bath, one double bed and one twin bed for $85/night. I was told upon checking out that the price for that room was now $100/night, so I lucked out in reserving ahead. The room was clean, though some of the linens were stained--nothing too bad. There was a nice-sized TV with lots of cable channels. Air conditioning (window unit). We weren't given enough linens (one washcloth for two people) and the shower pressure wasn't very good and the temperature was hard to regulate. Other than that, it was fine. The area is nice and fairly quiet, not far from the 33 St. subway station (maybe a 2-5 minute walk). The hotel is located in a historic building with lots of the historic character in tact--original wood doors and moldings, and antique elevator (slow at times, but functional). They also provided storage for our bags after check-out. Overall, I was very pleased with it and would recommend it to any budget-minded traveler. They also have rooms available for less money with shared bathrooms.[/quote]
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replied on: 6/23/2003 9:53:46 PM

I just got back from staying at Hotel 31 yesterday. I stayed in a room with private bath, one double bed and one twin bed for $85/night. I was told upon checking out that the price for that room was now $100/night, so I lucked out in reserving ahead.

The room was clean, though some of the linens were stained--nothing too bad. There was a nice-sized TV with lots of cable channels. Air conditioning (window unit). We weren't given enough linens (one washcloth for two people) and the shower pressure wasn't very good and the temperature was hard to regulate. Other than that, it was fine.

The area is nice and fairly quiet, not far from the 33 St. subway station (maybe a 2-5 minute walk). The hotel is located in a historic building with lots of the historic character in tact--original wood doors and moldings, and antique elevator (slow at times, but functional).

They also provided storage for our bags after check-out. Overall, I was very pleased with it and would recommend it to any budget-minded traveler. They also have rooms available for less money with shared bathrooms.

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