Boutique Hotels in United States of America

"Amazing customer service at FD and perfect HSKP team!!! HSKP did excellent work! "

"This was my 3rd stay at The New Yorker. It's a popular choice for many reasons but mainly because it's walkable to many destinations in the city and if not, the subway is either across W34th at Penn Station or down 8th at Herald Square. My room - particularly the bed - was very comfortable and had everything I needed. I'd only suggest that a review be given to update it - another outlet, smaller desk, mounted TV - would help make the room more spacious and contemporary. Otherwise, you can't go wrong with a hotel that gets it so right."

"Great service!"

"Very beautiful city view! Since we were traveling as a family, my child was only 6 years old, so he was very sensitive to the smell of cigarettes, but the entertainment area of ​​the hotel did not have a strong smell. Very good"

"A wonderful experience."

"If you're looking for a budget-friendly option on the Las Vegas Strip with a fun, family-friendly vibe, The Excalibur Hotel & Casino offers decent value — as long as you know what to expect. Room: The rooms are basic but clean. I stayed in a Resort Tower King Room, which had been updated a bit — newer furniture, decent bed, and a flat-screen TV. Nothing luxurious, but good enough if you just need a place to sleep. Bathrooms are small and dated, and walls are thin, so noise from the hallway or neighbors might be an issue. Casino & Amenities: The casino is large and has a medieval theme that adds a bit of charm, though it feels slightly dated compared to more modern hotels. There are plenty of slot machines and lower-stakes tables, which makes it approachable for casual gamblers. The pool area was nice — not too crowded — but nothing extravagant. There's also a small spa and a decent gym. Dining: Food options are affordable but pretty average. The buffet is okay for the price, and there’s a food court with fast food options if you're in a hurry. Dick’s Last Resort is a fun, rowdy experience (if you’re into that kind of humor), and there are connections to Luxor and Mandalay Bay if you want more upscale dining nearby. Entertainment: The Medieval-themed Tournament of Kings dinner show is great for families or anyone who wants a quirky, live-action experience. It’s cheesy but fun — knights, horses, and lots of shouting. Location: It’s on the southern end of the Strip, which m"

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"Overall a great experience "

"Good location, friendly front desk, clean room. Will back this hotel again "