Days Inn by Wyndham New York Chinatown

"This isn’t the nicest hotel and it’s got next to no amenities (not even a lobby) but it does the job and for the price it is well worth it. It’s close to a number of public transport options, and just 2-3 blocks from little Italy and the main section of Chinatown. It was perfectly situated for exploring for the weekend. They have free breakfast, which we chose not to have since it looked pretty mediocre, but coffee was a plus. Room is incredibly small, but fantastic views and got great light."

"Stayed 4 nights. Room is extremely tiny and you can clearly hear the occupants from the other rooms on the floor. Buffet breakfast was good but with limited options. If you are looking for a place just to sleep whilst spending majority of your day outside, then it's just ok."

"If you’re hoping to get a good night’s sleep after a long day of sightseeing—skip this hotel!\nI booked this place for 8 nights during my first-ever solo trip to New York. The location is decent—close to Manhattan, walking distance to Tribeca and Wall Street, with a couple of subway stations nearby.\nBut that’s about the only thing that went right.\nFrom the beginning, the room was noisy. There’s a visible gap (about 2 cm) under the door, so every sound from the hallway comes right in. The doors also slam loudly, and you hear them constantly.\nOn my fifth night, things got much worse. A couple on my floor started making extreme noise around 10:30 p.m.—TV blasting, loud moaning, crying, fighting, over and over again. I contacted reception multiple times, but they couldn’t do much. The couple had disconnected their room phone and refused to answer when staff knocked. The chaos went on until 3:45 a.m.\nIt felt like everything was happening inside my room—I have videos where you can clearly hear everything from across the hall. I honestly felt unsafe with all the screaming and crying going on for hours. Being alone, it was genuinely unsettling.\nI wasn’t the only guest affected. One couple changed rooms at 11 p.m., and I was offered a room change at midnight—which was not reasonable after five days and two fully unpacked suitcases. Another guest told me he had to take a sleeping pill, but even that didn’t help; he was still woken up at 2 a.m. by the noise.\nThe next day, I was so exhausted I had to sleep through most of the afternoon, missing out on part of my trip—which was incredibly frustrating. That lost time felt like a complete waste of a day in New York.\nDespite asking multiple times, I was never able to speak with a manager.\nSo yes—if you care about sleep, safety, or your time while on vacation, avoid this hotel."