The Bowery House Hostel New York City, New York City
About the Hotel
The Bowery House, a 3-star boutique SoHo hostel, features two main floors styled after
Historic Room Layout
Dark brown hallways with
Dining and Convenience Store
Rooftop Lounge Area
The third-floor
Central Downtown Location
The Bowery House sits 0.1 miles from Bowery, with the
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Price and Room Availability Calendar
Getting around
A guide to all available transportation options
Facilities
General
- Free Wi-Fi
- 24-hour reception
Dining
- Bar/ Lounge area
Bathroom
- Free toiletries
Media
- Flat-screen TV
- AM/FM alarm clock
Location
Reviews and Ratings
My stay at The Bowery House had its ups and downs. While I appreciated the comfy bed and hot shower, the lacking privacy and the overall atmosphere left much to be desired. The noise levels were expected in a hostel, and unfortunately, I encountered bed bugs, which was a huge downside for me. The location is quite convenient, but I can't overlook the hygiene issues I faced.
I enjoyed my stay at The Bowery House. the location was perfect for exploring areas like Soho and Chinatown. the staff was incredibly professional and accommodating. However, the shared bathroom situation and small room made it less comfortable than I had hoped.
My stay at The Bowery House was practical and affordable, though the shared cabin experience had its drawbacks. The noise from other cabins and the cleaning staff can get a bit overwhelming, especially in the mornings. However, the staff were incredibly friendly and the location was vibrant, making it ideal for solo travelers like me.
My stay at The Bowery House was quite disappointing. While the staff were friendly and helpful, the room conditions were far from ideal, making the experience feel more like camping than a boutique hotel. The location is decent, especially with the New Museum right across the street, but it couldn’t compensate for the many issues I faced during my stay.
My stay at The Bowery House was a mixed bag. I loved the cozy atmosphere and friendly staff, but the tiny rooms and lack of privacy were a significant drawback. Plus, the shared bathrooms could use some modernizing. Still, the rooftop view was a highlight and made for a pleasant evening.