West Side YMCA

감옥 체험을 원하신다면 추천 ! 뉴욕 연말에 하루가 애매하게 떠서 여기 했는데 감옥체험 하는것 같았어요 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 워낙 후기가 안좋아서 기대 안해서 괜찮았슴요 대신 그날 새벽까지 놀고 잠만자고 안씻고 나왔어요 다음 호텔가서 씼었네요 대신 위치가 좋으니까

Was not expecting much for the bathroom and showers but hope there was a locker so we can put our card and not care about them while showering.

Staff rude. Non helpful. Not doing much . Speaking not nicely to clients . Rooms - scary but you get what you pay for. Location great in Central Park corner . Noisy and hard to rest . Terrible bedrooms . No space at all . Could al least put some hangers in the wall ..:

The room was very sp**** but adequate. I would have appreciated a waste basket in the room. The temperature in the room was perfect even though it could not be adjusted. The bathroom on the hall was the most disappointing. One bathroom stall was locked and not usable, one stall did not have a lockable door, and the third stall’s toilet dispenser intruded into your personal space. The shower curtains had spots of mold. There was limited space to set your toiletries. The ladies’ bathroom door was ajar which reduced privacy.

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가격대비 위치는 최고라고 할 수 있습니다.콜럼버스서클역과 매우 가깝고 센트럴파크는 1분거리에 있어 매일 공원걷기가 가능합니다 . 개인실이라는 장점이 가장 큰 숙소이지만,청결은 절대 기대하면 안됩니다.덮는 이불에서 냄새가 너무 나서 자다가 깰 정도이고(바로 옷장에 넣었음) 창문에있는 에어컨옆 공간 마감이 좋지않아 겨울에는 그사이로 굉장히 추운 바람이 들어올거 같아요

很差 很臟 ， 最差的青年旅舍 千萬別去住 ，有很多比他趕緊 攜程沒有上其它青年旅舍 嚇人 嚇人 當天沒有住 直接退的 噁心死了 。

It was rough af, but memorable and I feel like the most genuine New York experience one could ask for. The YMCA director gave me a chance with my Expired Driver’s License that air BnB wouldn’t give me and for that I will remain eternally grateful. Here’s my experience: I was on the 9th floor, room 945, which was more vintage than the 10th floor. Point 1: accommodations Here's what came with my room: a bed with bed frame and mattress, soft sheets and warm blanket. a pillow made of plastic. a personal window AC unit a personal tv connected to local access or maybe an old style cable plan. quite staticy. nostalgic. a closet with room bank but idk how to use it a chest of drawers a lamp with charging docks for phones a chair (with loud feet) a small trash can a window an overhead light there was a poster on the wall from maybe the 70s or 80s listing the cost to rent the room at about half what it goes for on various booking sites. but at no point did this room feel like a hotel. it felt like a rec center or school first and primarily. it felt like taking a nap in a classroom in highschool. there were around 70 rooms per floor. i was pleased to see there were guests on my floor who were ladies and not just men. even families traveling together, speaking languages I had never heard before. Point 2: cleanliness I was mentally prepared for a public shower. I'm overweight and had to get dressed outside of the shower stall, which had nowhere to put my foot up. the communal bathroom was muddy and full of paper wads on the floor by saturday morning. I wasn't too bothered, having prepared a set of water socks / slippers for the bathroom. I wondered why no one had mopped since I got in on friday, but these conditions were no worse than the bathrooms at camp sites or the showers at public pools. One sink dribbled and wouldn’t turn off, another sprayed too hard and turned itself off after like 4 minutes of running. The splashing probably contributed to the muddiness on the floor. There was nowhere to use as a shelf for clothing, so you had to just bring a bag to hold your towel and fresh clothes, ect. but we're coming back around to the 90s references: remember in pokemon red version where the sea captain throws up in the trash can? Someone had barfed. Not in the trash, not on the floor, not in the toilet as any civilized adult knows to do: but in the sink, causing it to clog. They added water on top to complete the image. next morning, I reported the vomit sink problem to the guest desk and the man in charge was surprised. Not because someone chose to use the sink as a toilet, but because the issue had already been reported at 1am the previous night, and now 10 hours had passed with no resolution. Apparently, there is no female handyman who can fix a clog and men are never ever allowed in the women’s bathrooms? Point 3: other stuff The women’s restroom had a key pad on it. But most women found it as more of an inconvenience than a safety precaution. My room at 945 didn’t shut all the way unless you pulled it closed, as well. After 3 hotels the previous week, where the doors were heavy and shut themselves, this was a learning curve. the thing that kept waking me up the most was hearing people scoot their chairs around. I had to use my ear plugs all night every night i was there. But other than the vomit left to soak in the sink for 10 hours, the place was no dirtier than my parents house where I live. The walls were also no thicker than my walls at home. I was disrupted from my sleep no more often than I am disrupted at home. My bed was no softer than what i have at home. Point 4 food: not even a microwave. just unfilled vending machines. I guess the building is super old and the owners presume anyone staying there is going to go out to Manhattan and have the best day of their life the next day and forget all about how spartan the YMCA was. And I guess they’re right. Thanks, West Side YMCA!

Muy amable la gente del staff. Un lugar con mucha gente yendo y viniendo, pero tranquilo a pesar de eso. Huéspedes amables también. No me gustó que cobren el storage por unas horas. Muy limpio todo, muchos baños siempre impecables y siempre había alguno disponible. Muy buena relación precio/calidad, muy recomendable.