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بصراحة، لا أدري ماذا أقول عن هذا الفندق، فقد كانت إقامتي لليلة واحدة فقط. ليلة واحدة كافية، لكنني لن أطيل الإقامة. قيل لي إن تجربة الإقامة فيه رائعة، لكنني أعتقد أنه مبالغ في تقييمه مقابل سعره. خاصةً إذا أردتَ استخدام دورة المياه في منتصف الليل، لأن الحمام والدش يقعان في الممر، فاستعد للانتظار، أو كما حدث معي، خافت مني سيدة، يا لها من مسكينة، لأنها لم تكن تتوقعني عندما فتحت باب دورة المياه. كما أنه ليس نظيفًا كما قيل. لكن! يوجد مقهى جميل في الشارع المجاور اسمه "أديوس أميغوس" على ما أظن، يقدم من أفضل أنواع القهوة التي تذوقتها في نيويورك.

I had really good sleep during my stay. The room was very cozy. Toiletries (towel, body wash, shampoo) were provided. The shower room was very clean and the body wash and shampoo smell amazing. Check in and out were quick and straight forward. I also really like how aesthetic the whole place is. Would definitely recommend for solo travellers.

Love the location, so convenient, the hostel is really clean and safe for solo travelers.

I enjoyed my stay here, but for me, if you have big luggage, this is not an ideal place to stay. It’s hard to open your luggage in the room because it’s too small. I think this accommodation is better for interstate trips or if you’re trying to save money—you can still manage though. I also thought all floors had a hair dryer, especially the women’s floor where I stayed, but there wasn’t any. The rest was okay. Just be prepared that there is no elevator, so you’ll need to carry your luggage upstairs.

Now Now NoHo offers a classic capsule experience that will feel very familiar if you have traveled through Tokyo. The pods are undeniably small but efficiently equipped with the essentials, including a comfortable bed, a nice robe, and a soft blanket. It is a good idea to prepare your own slippers for moving between your pod and the shared facilities, as the toilets are located within each wing and in the basement. Finding affordable accommodation in New York is a challenge, and while the price might seem high compared to other countries, it is a functional find for the city. The lack of an elevator and windows means the space can feel a bit confined if you spend too much time inside, but the surrounding neighborhood is a major highlight. You will find plenty of interesting gentrification nearby, including several cool design shops and cafes to explore.

I really enjoyed my stay at NowNow NoHo! I arrived around 2am and entered with no issues. The door was open and there was a staff member sitting inside. I used the self check-in kiosk and got my room card and went upstairs to my room. I read about this place beforehand so I knew the ceiling is shared and that every sound can be heard so I tried to be as silent as possible when getting ready for bed. My room was near the door from the hallway and while I could hear when people were entering and leaving it did not bother me. The sink was in the corridor though so I imagine it could be quite bothersome to stay in the pods near to the sinks and hearing them used often. The shower was clean and had shampoo, conditioner and body wash that smelled really nice. The pod itself was very narrow but there was enough space to stand and get dressed etc. The bed is narrow too, maybe more like the width of a couch so bigger people might struggle to feel comfortable. The location is amazing! Manhattan is very walkable so I really enjoyed being in NoHo with many places being easy to get to. The only negative I would say is that there is only one hair dryer and it's located in the basement so I had to go 3 stories down with wet hair. Also, although my neighbours were fairly quiet and I slept without issues I did use the earplugs which were provided.

I would definitely recommend Now Now Noho for solo travelers. The cabins are small but comfortable and feel much nicer than a hostel experience. The location is also great!

All round a perfect place to stay for a solo traveller. The location is excellent and the price is unmatched for NY. If you don't mind a small space it will work for you. I will certainly stay here again, when I come back to NY.