Very up & down stay here during the US Open. On one hand the hotel was very accommodating when I was at a match that turned out to be the longest in US Open history prevented me from checking in on my original day. On the other hand when I finally did arrive at the hotel they put me in a room that was dusty & the sheets were clearly unclean. I was moved to a better room the next day on the 24th floor with a sliver of a view of the Hudson River. The rooms are small & seem to have been designed by and for very tall men. Everything is counterintuitive, including having hanging hooks outside of the bathroom instead of in it. Just weird, odd. I also had a TV that was so uneven I had to put the rooms decorative pillows under it to prop it up. An engineer tried to fix it the next day but it really was never level—distracting if you’re a tv water like me. I was also offered breakfast for all the trouble—tried to patronize the hotel’s very small restaurant, which was severely understaffed. Dirty tables & plates everywhere and when I finally was seated and ordered coffee…they had no creamer of any kind. In the entire place. Not because of a supply issue but because apparently somebody just didn’t order it or didn’t order enough. It’s a small thing but also just indicative of a lack of attention to detail. Anyway, for THAT trouble I received a call from Marissa offering me 2,000 points (I’m an IHG so-called “platinum elite” member). To this very day only 1,800 of those 2,000 points were deposited into my account. In sum, I was unimpressed and probably wouldn’t stay here again. The bed slept comfortably which was a plus, but everything just felt “off” about this facility, including the super slow elevator. I was really annoyed and ready to go by the end of my stay. For them, mediocre seems to suffice, which is pretty disappointing.