Find hotels near The Jazz Museum in Harlem, New York from ￥13,493

"The property is definitely not 4 star. The bathroom was very basic. Bathroom amenities were bare minimum. There was very little sound proof for the room. You can hear the door opening and closing in the hallway clearly which is very annoying! The location is pretty good though. And the beds were very comfortable."

"Great location, helpful staff, wonderful French bakery connected to hotel"

"Clean room, friendly staff"

"Excelente hotel"

"This was my first time in New York. My stay was okay comparative to other hotels I have stayed in other cities. The parking was best if you valet parked. They did not allow in and out parking. The hotel was nice except the shower was very small. The staff was moderately hospitable. The dining was unimpressive with no room service. I was right off Times Square so that was exciting. My doorman Bolivar was the shining spot. He was great!!!"

"Clean rooms, excellent location for theater. Rooms are extremely small. Staff is very helpful. Free breakfast offered. Renovations going on so no available lobby at this time and a little chaotic. Would recommend for 1 or 2 people in a room. Very little space."

"Rooms are very icky with chipped paint and nasty carpet. Was moved to a new room but still really needs alot of upgrades. Chuck Bass needs to come back and renovate this one😂 Beds are very creaky with every move you make. Charged my card 9 separate times and the front desk guy was rude when trying to find out why they kept charging over 3k in holds etc. I will not go back! Very disappointed. "

"The room was immaculately clean, and the gated parking provided a sense of security. The hotel staff was exceptionally courteous and respectful. I would gladly return to this establishment."

"The hotel is fine as a building. The front desk was great. The older gentlemen in the lobby was a charming representative of Harlem itself. The “restaurant” was not well run. Service was wack and they just didn’t seem to care about the diners it was about the bar. That is fine but then don’t make it a restaurant too because it’s not being run like anyone actually cares."