The Dominick Hotel

The Dominick is in a very good location, 100 yards from Spring St subway and walking distance from a variety of restaurants. It oozes class, but not in an overly flashy or pompous way. Our room was on the 39th floor and the view was very special. We had a double room with sliding doors which led to another room with a sofa bed, both very spacious and well appointed. The shower is large and powerful. Two separate toilets. And a bath - with a view! Plentiful towels. Lots of storage, both hanging and drawers. It was also immaculately clean, and we appreciated the free bottles of water and the Nespresso machine. We enjoyed the daily free coffee and pastries (nice touch). And we visited the restaurant at the pool, and also the à la carte. Both were excellent. A particular mention for the staff in both locations who are very friendly and hard working. The pool is cute but extremely small and of course very popular. So that’s all the positives! But there is room for improvement… 1. The lifts. They move in mysterious ways. Sometimes you get right in. Sometimes you have to wait for a very long time, and there is absolutely no logic as to how they work. 2. The lack of in-room amenities is quite surprising. No slippers. Two robes between three guests. One coffee capsule each per day. Only basic toiletries. For the price I expect full kit & a lot of caboodle!! 3. The price of the mini bar. $10 for a small coke is quite simply extortion. I’d think twice about staying here again unless they sort the lifts.

Enjoyed the experience of life in the city. It's a lot easier to stay on the island. I usually stay in Jersey City. This hotel was conveniently located in Soho

Best views in town of both One World Trade AND the Empire State Building. Large, comfortable rooms with close proximity to Downtown, Greenwich Village, Soho, Ferries, etc. Great pool with cocktails!

The location of the hotel was excellent. Very conveniently located at intersection of SoHo, Tribeca, and Chelsea neighborhoods. The room was amazing with great views of both the Hudson River and the city. The food was above average. Customer service was above average but definitely not 5 -star quality. The only real disappointment was the elevator wait times. It is a huge problem. Long waits were common. There is a mathematical and IT solution to your elevator issue. Pay for the solution because that was a huge negative to the hotel.

Elevators are a disaster. Do not stay at this hotel during any busy time. They wont invest in fixing them and you will be waiting on average 5-10 minutes each way to get to/from your room. The issue has been happening for several years as well, dont let them convince you they are on it. Sorry i had to leave this review, i loved this hotel alot, big spacious rooms, great location, but the elevator wait times multiple times in a row are enough to push me over the edge. Not coming back.