Cachet Boutique Hotel NYC

Quick stay

I stayed in the shared room, nice for 1-2 nights. The rooms coed it's like a high class hostel. Overall enjoyed my stay

Great stay for a great value and prime location

Luxurious amenities at a fraction of the cost of expensive hotels in Times Square, The Out NYC was a perfect stay for the single traveler. I stayed in their dormitory style rooms for no more than about $80 per night. Single, private rooms with a king bed were available for about $160 per night if you should need the privacy. The dormitory style rooms that are cheaper may very well be worth it for a solo traveler. I found it to be a nice way to make new friends while in the city and an inexpensive way to stay near Times Square at a very reasonable price. Of the many things I enjoyed about this hotel the Jacuzzi, sauna and steam room were of my favorite amenities. Aside from that, the staff was overwhelmingly pleasant and made my stay a very personal experience. Big thanks to Terrance, Natalie, Steve, Roxy and Ro for their hospitality at this fantastic hotel. I will stay with them again upon return to NYC.

Location was excellent

The mini bar

The maids

A staff member member became rude with us in the hotub area. We were compted $50 in room service because of it. Other than that, the place was great!

A true bargain

I usually stay on the lower Eastside when I travel to New York for the restaurants and art galleries. I selected the out purely on the basis of economics and the desire to do something slightly different. Although there are no art galleries and only a handful of restaurants in this neighborhood it is walking distance to time square and the theater district. If shows are your game, this place is pretty awesome. However for 160 bucks a night with good sheets and a recently renovated modern bathroom I do not feel inconvenienced at all. You can easily take the blue line subway down to Chelsea or Greenwich Village and as long as the weather wasn't as terrible as it was during snowstorm Jonas during my stay you can easily walk east across to the Bowery once you have moved south a bit by train. There's a charming coffee and breakfast place right next-door to the hotel which was friendly and provided healthy food options. The staff at the hotel although not the most polished was extremely helpful during the storm. They were able to extend my stay since I was stranded with all flights canceled for 2 days without gouging me. I had a problem with my television remote which they expeditiously repaired and I appreciated the attentiveness and speed. The hotel restaurant was, meh, just fair, certainly not awesome as compared to most restaurants in New York, but they get points for being the only place open on the night of the storm. And again at bargain-basement prices for the room one as little right to complain.