Do not make the mistake of coming here on a Saturday night for cocktails. This is a very poor excuse for a "trendy" spot. The service is terrible, even after ordering multiple bottles of liquor for our group.

THIS PLACE IS A NIGHTMARE!!!! THE LOCATION OF THE HOTEL IS NOT SAFE. WHEN YOU FIRST WALK -IN. YOU SEE A RED DARK STAIRCASE, THAT LEADS TO A DARK LOBBY. THE ROOMS ARE SMALL AND EVERYTHING IN THE ROOM IS OLD. THE BEDS ARE UNCOMFORTABLE. THE FLOOR RUGS ARE DISGUSTING. THE PLASMA TV WAS BROKEN. THE PICTURES ARE DECEIVING. DONT BELIEVE THE HYPE. THE ...

This hotel was gross. The neighborhood is in transition and there are some great assets in the area, but the hotel is nasty and not worth the money!

All around an A+ experience. The room was fabulous, the bed was dream-like comfortable. The bathroom very cool. Floor to ceiling windows give an unobstructed view, since THOR is the only tall building for blocks and blocks. If you're on an upper floor (request one), you see all the bridges and the financial district. Location is convenient ...

Website and photos exaggerate a bit. "Floor to ceiling windows" includes frosted glass that means you have almost no view from your bed or when sitting down. Look at the photo on their website: notice the view is from WAY ABOVE the bed, that's why it looks like you have a great view when in reality you do not, when in bed. Booked ...

I stayed in the Rivington in January 2006. It is the only nice or new building in the middle of a sort of a slum area known as the lower east side, complete with dirty sidewalks, run down storefronts flag the hotel. My room was very dark by design. The view was on the fifth floor in the back. The shower looked right out into the shaftways of ...