The Roger

Boutique Hotel that Won't Kill the Budget

Pros: Nestled into a quieter part of Manhattan (or at least not as hopping as Times Square) the Roger feels like a bit of an oasis. The hotel did a great job of converting its rooms so they don't feel like an old apartment with a fresh coat of paint and an over-sized photo of old Chelsea. The lobby is pleasant, there is a small, intimate cafe on the landing and the rooms are well-appointed and comfortable. This was my first time and would stay again.

Sweet hotel.

Pros: Stunning hotel. Stayed here for 4th of July weekend. Location is amazing, room is amazing and staff was amazing. Will be back next time while I'm in NYC.

Cons: Parking is a hassle and valet is 55$ a night.

Pros: Great service. Very clean. Rooms weren't spacious but very clean and modern. Extremely comfortable bed and bedding

Pros: Very comfortable, great location, friendly and helpful staff.

Cons: Those iHome alarm clocks are pretty unreliable. Nothing against The Roger, but I do like to play music in my room and they rarely seem to work.

Clean comfortable hotel a great value

Pros: Most everything.

Cons: My only facilities detraction was the shower water temperature bounced around. The location is not in the middle of anything, but it is close to a lot.

Great stay!

Pros: Nice staff, comfortable mattress and linens, great shower, funky style and great location - walk to everything and close to subway

Cons: Ultra small bathroom sink and counter, A/C didn't cool the room below 72 even with the thermostat turned down to 60. Bed also on a platform, and corner of the base jutted out far enough that I whacked my shins on it to the point of heavy bruises - totally my fault but just beware!!