The Tempo, New York

It was a great hotel, I stayed there a few nights. I paid for most of it with a free gift card that I got from ESPN. I think they're still giving them out at nflgiftcards.info, hurry before they run out!

My 2 daughters and I stayed at WooGo Central Park this fall. It was great - plenty of room, clean and bright - wonderful location just minutes from the Metro and a terrific grocery store. I enjoyed my stay there so much I'm returning tomorrow with my husband for a week. Viand Cafe down the block is wonderful. It was niceto be so near to Central Park and Riverside Park.

This place is conveniently located. . .and I don't understand the negative posts, because I had nothing but a great experience. I didn't sleep much because I wanted to take in the New York environment, but after being awake. . .ANY place to crash would have been fantastic. It is a bright look and is located in a safe area next to a church and with reasonable subway access. Plus that price is just fantastic. Great for groups of young people.

Booked 2 apartments, advertised as sleeping 6 adults. One apartment had sofa bed in a bedroom - 4 adults to one room! Cockroaches in both apartments and rat seen in one apartment. Occupants were not happy staying there - resorted to staying in one room as management were not prepared to find another room. On complaining on our return home - offered 25% discount off next booking - no way would we book with them again and would strongly advise others not to.

Filthy, last occupiers food still in fridge. No towels, Scum on the floors, A/C ducts have 40 years dust built up in them, rooms never serviced, broken furniture. Best to give it a miss

This is probably the worst value and the most misleadingly advertised accomodation in NYC. Our stay was kind of nightmarish. Although the building had been renovated a few years ago, it has had zero maintenance. Hallways smelled (and were) filthy. We stepped over a used bandaid in front of the door as we entered. My brother and I planned to share the one bedroom apartment. The walls were scuffed and dirty. The upholstery on the fold-out couch was dirty and torn. When my brother pulled out it out to make a "bed", the springs were broken and it was unusable. He put the mattress on the floor, but found that there was no linen. There was also no soap. When I went downstairs to request linen, the doorman was the only person who was in charge. When I asked for linen and expressed my disappointment in the general scene there, he refused to make eye contact and told me that we'd just have to use the one bed because the person in charge had left and he couldn't help me. I called the 1-866 number and reached someone in the London office. That person asked to speak with the doorman, but he adamantly refused to speak with her or to help me at all. Finally, my brother went downstairs, and after negotiating with the door man, managed to get the key to another apartment. On that floor, the hall carpeting was similarly filthy, except that the smell was specifically of urine. We were given linen (two contour sheets (thread count about 10--and no blankets). Springs were broken on that sofa-bed, as well. My brother slept on the floor. In that second apartment, the towels were torn and the towel rack had been torn off the wall. Walls were similarly scuffed and dirty. Apartment smelled bad enough and was muggy enough to have to sleep with the windows open, and I was wakened at six a.m. by a half-hour symphony of large-scale garbage collection across the street. Next day, a young man named Ken who appeared to be in charge there, apologized profusely and asked if we needed more towels and offered a workman to fix the springs in the sofa-bed. Still cost us over $350 per night. People--don't go there. WooGo does not deserve a cent of your money. Unless you really are after the flop-house experience.