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The Wanderers Inn - Hotel Reviews from across the web
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Check our new rates for 2007 *VALID PASSPORT IS REQUIRED TO CHECK IN (PASSPORT ALSO REQUIRED FROM AMERICAN AND CANDADIAN CITIZENS) - No ID's . No Exceptions.FREE CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST We offer FREE Continental Breakast to our guests. Served every morning in the dining area. Enjoy a variety of bagels...
bootsnall.com
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Wanderers Inn is the newest hostel in New York and is located in the exclusive Upper East Side of Manhattan between Lexington and Third Avenues on 94th Street. The location makes this hostel the closest to the famous Museum Mile of New York. In this area you will find The Metropolitan Museum, The So...
sidestep.com
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I did expect everything, even the worst, but this place is marvelous. Everything is very small but clean, and nothing is really missing. It's in a great location! There's the subway, places to eat, and nice ...
hostelz.com
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I spent four nights in this hostel and can affirm: the place is a hole. The rooms are dirty, there are not bathrooms enough for the guests, and the room with the restroom inside smells bad. If you intend to have fun in New York City Saturday night, be warned: early Sunday morning you can be awakened...
hostelz.com
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I stayed for a week here last summer it was my first visit to NYC and my first experience in a hostel. I didn't know what to expect, but decided not to expect anything then you can be pleasantly surprised. I was. I had to switch rooms each night because I booked my reservation so close to my arrival...
hostelz.com
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If you want luxury, don't book a hostel. But if you want a great bargain in New York City, the Wanderer's Inn East is the place. It's located in a historic brownstone in a quiet Upper East Side neighborhood just a few minutes walk from the subway. The courtyard is a plus for eating or just hanging o...
hostelz.com
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Make this a VERY short stay. VERY short. The owner(s)of this establishment run other locations, Wanderers Inn West, the Chelsea International Hostel and Manhattan Inn (you will see the same Brazilian staff rotating shifts at each of the hostels). And it's not worth the money for the cramped, cramped...
hostelz.com
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This hostel is definitely not new! We stayed here for five nights and were told by the manager if we didn't like it we could go elsewhere, and forget about a refund! The hostel contains a number of elderly people who use it as a long term accommodation. The building was basically full of cigarette s...
hostelz.com
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This hostel is in a great location. I stayed here in January 2004, with the snow piled up on the street, and the place was like an oven. I had to open the window on occasion because of the heat. I ho...
hostelz.com
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This hostel was fantastic, it was clean and had a good feel to it. The breakfast was very decent for the price you pay and the backyard is a great place to chill in the nights. I didn't find the staff good or bad, and the location is safe. I wouldn't hesitate stay...
hostelz.com
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This hostel was the worst one we stayed in. The staff were rude and could not understand English. The rooms were dirty, and there were only two showers on each floor, which is not enough for the amount of people staying here. I also tried to contact the managers, and the staff refused to give me the...
hostelz.com
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This hostel was very good. It has a great location. The breakfasts were GREAT! And the staff were the best I hav...
hostelz.com
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This is a very nice hostel. The staff were extremely friendly and helpful, especially the Brazilian girl. The location ...
hostelz.com
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This is the worst hostel I have ever stayed in (situated in a developed country). I have traveled extensively over the last fifteen years, so I know what I am talking about as far as good accommodation goes. There were only two bathrooms operating for three floors of guests, for about four of the si...
hostelz.com
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This place does not have the best rooms in the world (they're pretty cramped and muggy) but it's quite a good hostel by New York City standards. There's a nice little breakfast in the morning (not just a couple slices of toast) and a nice backyard area and kitch...
hostelz.com
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To be short: don't go here! It's that bad. Honest. It took me ages to get there, and when I finally arrived, by cab, a guy approached me and wanted my cash. NOTE: This was my first day in the US! I sprinted past him, through the door and was amazed by the lack of...everything. A guy from Portugal wi...
hostelz.com
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We stayed in The Wanderers Inn (Upper East Side) for 7 nights in August, 2004 in a private room for 2. We had a great time!! The room was small and very basic, but clean. The beds were good, and towels and linen were provided for free. The shower and restroom were in the hallway and were small but c...
hostelz.com
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