Punthill Apartment Hotels | Manhattan

It's for all purposes decent, if you want the apartment amenities then this will have all you need. It's cheaply renovated, the cement under the carpet wasn't smoothed so you will feel sharp bumps as you walk around, the sheets are rough too. Other than that, it's clean and the staff were lovely.

Service from staff was great and friendly, clear instructions about late check in and easy process. Rooms need a bit of TLC and proper cleaning - bit dusty. Was there for 5 nights and didn’t get new towels or room clean, but it was the long weekend and we had a washer anyway. There’s construction going on next door but it only started on the day we left so not a big deal for us. Location is amazing - 2 mins and you’re at fed square and easy to get a tram. We walked everywhere. Would definitely book again next time we are down. Great value for money.

I was a bit unsure about booking after reading some of the previous reviews, but decided to give it a go since we were really only there to sleep — and I’m so glad we did!||The room was actually quite nice. Yes, the bedroom is separated from the living area by a blind, but it’s only a small section — the rest is proper walls and a door. It didn’t bother me at all or affect our sleep.||There is construction going on right next door, but that’s completely out of Punthill’s control. While work did start early Friday morning and a bit later on Saturday, the noise wasn’t ongoing all night and didn’t disturb our sleep. We heard one guest complaining at checkout about noise disturbing her, but unless she was trying to sleep all day, I’m not sure what she was referring to — there was no noise overnight.||There was also a party a few rooms down, but once we were in our room we couldn’t hear a thing — only noticed it while walking down the hallway.||Only suggestion would be to install a blackout blind or curtain over the main living area window. ||Overall, we were pleasantly surprised and would happily stay again!

It is now 2:09 AM. I am lying in this place that can barely be called a bed, typing out these words of despair. I’m staying in room B02. The room is nicely decorated, spacious, and clean — everything seems perfect, except for one thing: every five minutes, an enormous roar erupts from inside the walls. It feels as if all the heavy machinery in the world has been crammed into my room’s walls and turned on at once. It’s like ten thousand demons from hell are screaming right next to my ears. Every wall, every piece of ceiling, every floor tile is roaring, writhing, screaming — all desperately trying to bore into my skull and assault my already exhausted mind. Could it get any worse? Of course it can. After five agonizing minutes, God grants you five minutes of mercy, just long enough to inch your way toward the gates of sleep. But just as your fingertips brush against the edge of that paradise, another five-minute descent into hell begins. And when I’m jolted awake from the daze, I realize that nothing else in the world exists anymore — no war, no hunger, no pain — only the violent pounding of my heart and the screaming, trembling, deafening walls beside me that feel like they want to crush me. Perhaps a mutant superhero would enjoy sleeping in such an environment. But I am just an ordinary person who has had a terrible week. I came here alone, hoping to spend two short days exploring a new city. And yet, all life has given me in return is a fatigued body, a tormented spirit, and this damned, noisy room that never stops screaming, tearing, and shaking. So be it. I’ve had enough. To hell with dreams, to hell with life, to hell with reason. I’ll leave the key card in the room — five centimeters from the remnants of my shattered dreams — and walk out of this godforsaken box of noise and despair. I’ll find a hotel where I can finally get some peace, some real sleep, and catch my flight out of this wretched city tomorrow. In the end, nothing will remain to prove I was ever here — nothing but this review and the tear stains left on the pillow.

Diabolical. You won't sleep here. I got exactly one hour of sleep due to the construction site directly outside of my window. It was intrusively loud, not to mention I had several construction workers peering through my window at various times of the day and night, the blinds are not full coverage. The windows are single pane so there's no way of reducing noise, and of course in winter the room does not retain any heat which makes for a very unpleasant night when it dips to single digit temperatures. Disturbingly, there are multiple jars filled with earplugs at reception, so they are fully aware of the issue, yet don't state this on their website or booking sites. It's incredibly dishonest and it ruined my trip. Sleep was a priority for me, it's essentially the main purpose of any hotel stay, so I would not have booked the hotel if there was a disclaimer. I had noise cancelling headphones on during my stay and I could still hear the noise clearly. My room was less than 10 steps from the reception front desk, which meant I had everyone coming and going, including the stupid lobby style music they had playing at all times of the day. When I arrived, I found out that the 24/7 reception and 24/7 gym is actually a 8am-8pm gym and reception. This meant I couldn't use the gym before I had to check out in the morning which was frustrating as was another reason for booking this property. I also wasn't able to contact hotel staff after my arrival as there was no one present until the morning. I hope this helps prevent someone from spending an awful night in Melbourne.

Lovely service and accomodations. There's a building under construction just beside our room and it was quite noisy in the morning but free earplugs are provided at the reception. I received my damage deposit just a few hours after I checked out which surprised me considering most hotels I stayed before took days or even weeks.

Stayed here for a couple of days filled with the theatre - so walking to the theatre district and Rod Laver were the key points Location is great ... easy walking to both of the above as well as close to the free tram district so transport to and from Southern Cross Station is easy. Lots of wonderful eating and drinking spots within minutes Yes as per the other reviews the rooms do have issues...Noise was not an issue for me in my One Bedroom Apartment (6th floor). Construction noise was noted by the hotel in numerous emails so expected and it was within reasonable hours The only issue I had was being unable to use the living/kitchen area due to no blockout curtains/shades on the construction side but otherwise the bedroom was blocked and quiet and a nice sized bathroom I would recommend to anyone travelling to Melbourne for work or pleasure

In the one bedroom apartment, there is no wall between the bedroom and the kitchen, only a blind that you pull down. There are no blockout blinds so lights come streaming in from bulidngs next door and the morning sun. The hotel did not stand by online advertised prices and forced me to pay additional costs once I arrived.

Nearly a month after my stay here, and I still can't believe my luck at finding such great value here. Melbourne was sort've tacked on last minute on my trip and we wanted to keep expenses down. I was initially only looking through Air BnB but my wife asked that I look for hotels and see if there was any comparable - even if a little bit more money. What I found in Punthill was a spot very similarly priced, but located right in the heart of the CBD (most Air BnB's are a bit outside it) and it was a full apartment-sized room. It may have been because it was only Spring, but I think it was about $125/night. I don't even mean a modest apartment either. I'd estimate our room was at least 700 sq/ft - if not more, with a living room, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom with a washer and dryer. There was also access to a decent gym and large hot tub. It's almost an industrial style apartment, with brick accents and cement ceiling - a ceiling that's at least 9' high. Sure, there were a couple signs of wear and some touch ups needed in places, but it simply can't outweigh the positives and incredible value there is in staying here. Wonderful concierge too, who was helpful for tips, arrangements and overall hospitality. Forget trying to save a few bucks on an Air BnB when you can have so much more here. You'll save all that money back anyway since you won't have to pay for transit coming into the CBD - which has the fare-free tram area.

This hotel was beyond awful, it looked like i was staying in a hostel in Europe, for 5$ a night except it was around 140 u.s. the room was dusty everywhere the couches were covered in stains. The elevator was broken and wont be fixed for several months i was told, had to walk up 5 flights of stsirs after travelling over 20 hours to get there, i would not reccommend this garbadge place to anyone, avoid at all costs

I had such a great experience here! The apartment is basically a 1 BR apartment. I had been couchsurfing and going on tours throughout my stay in Melbourne, and I wanted my last night to be in a hotel so that I could relax alone and enjoy the benefits of a long bath and comfy bed. I'd have to say for the price I paid (around $100 USD), this was one of the best values I've ever gotten for hotel stay. There was a kitchen, separate bedroom, couch, and washing machine in the bathroom. It's stocked like an Airbnb with plates, utensils, and appliances along with coffee/tea. I got in really late at around 11:30 pm, but made sure to take a long bath, make myself some tea, and relax in front of the TV before crashing. Concierge was super nice, and they were able to hold my bag in the morning while I did some sightseeing before my flight, and although I wasn't able to order room service (you have to pre-order the night before), there were lots of options right outside, and right across the street is Collins Place where there are a ton of restaurants and some small shops for all the business people who work in the area. Great choices in there. Wifi was $3 AUD an hour or $10 AUD for a day. Just a comment: I believe that this place is a mixture of apartment dwellers and short term stays. I think they accommodate business people who have to stay in town for different times. I booked my deal on Expedia, but you can probably contact them directly as well.