Missing Lantern Resident Suites New York City, New York City

The hotel is located in an area that feels a bit rough around the edges, and although the rooms are clean, they lack private bathrooms and basic amenities. The staff was friendly, which was a plus, and I found some great local eateries nearby. However, with no services provided and a questionable neighborhood, it’s hard to rate the overall experience too highly.

The hotel is located in an area of Brooklyn that feels a bit rough around the edges, but it offers some unique charm. My room was clean and featured a lovely balcony with some interesting decor, like the Chinese umbrellas on the ceiling. However, the lack of services and amenities was a downside. Overall, it was a decent value for the price, but don't expect luxuries.

I stayed in a hotel that had a few positives and negatives. The location was convenient, right by the subway and near the airport, which made getting around easy. The rooms had a kitchenette which was handy, but the shared bathroom was less than ideal. Overall, the price was reasonable for what I got, though could have been a bit better in terms of comfort.

I had a bit of a mixed experience at this hotel. On the plus side, the rooms were clean and the kitchenette was handy. However, the lack of a private bathroom and limited services made things a bit uncomfortable. The hotel is located in a quieter part of Brooklyn, but it's in an area that feels a little iffy. Pricing was reasonable, but I expected a bit more for what I paid.

I had a pleasant stay at this hotel, which offered clean and comfortable rooms along with very friendly staff. The location is quite convenient, being close to Times Square and public transport, making it easy to explore the area. However, I found the facilities somewhat outdated, and the lack of breakfast options was disappointing. It's a good value for money overall, but there is room for improvement in some areas.