St Giles Court Hotel

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In the storied Murray Hill district of 1920's brownstones, W-The Court's quiet presence mixes city style with grace. In walking distance of Grand Central, the Chrysler Building, and Fifth Avenue, it's near everything, but beyond its uproar.



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130 E 39 ST

Partner Reviews: St Giles Court Hotel

    • The Tuscany seems to be temporarily closed as of Feb 2012 for some renovations.
      by Graham H. on Feb 06, 2012 at 3:00AM
    • Great staff an gorgeous view from the top! Audrey Lounge makes some terrific adult beverages and yummy snacks!
      by Graham H. on Jan 20, 2012 at 11:20PM
    • Cool place. No restaurant.
      by Shaffia S. on Nov 11, 2011 at 5:26AM
    • Large rooms with comfy beds. Reasonably priced NYC accommodation.
      by Carolyn C. on Oct 12, 2011 at 8:32PM
    • Have stayed a lot of places in the area but love this hotel. And the beds are fabulous. Sad it's not a W anymore though.
      by Lara S. on Jun 22, 2011 at 10:47AM
    • Impressed w the room size.
      by Addy on Jun 17, 2011 at 10:17AM
    • Great view at the Crysler Building.
      by Alrik v. on May 28, 2011 at 4:05AM
    • Beautiful! Got a steal for the night, we are very impressed. Not your usual closet sized NYC hotel room. Definitely worth it. Great location!!
      by Jenn B. on May 22, 2011 at 5:29PM
    • Beautiful! Got a steal for the night, we are very impressed. Not your usual closet sized NYC hotel room. Definitely worth it. Great location!!
      by Jenn B. on May 22, 2011 at 5:29PM
    • Beautiful! Got a steal for the night, we are very impressed. Not your usual closet sized NYC hotel room. Definitely worth it. Great location!!
      by Jenn B. on May 22, 2011 at 5:29PM
    • Check out Audrey Lounge in the Tuscany Hotel.
      by isaac b. on Apr 12, 2011 at 2:58PM
    • Be Sensual Be Sexy Be Central with a little Bunny Juice on the side. Ckout Valentine's Day package www.stgilesnewyork.com.
      by Trica J. on Feb 07, 2011 at 4:43PM
    • Not able to finish ur dinner? Bring back & see Rebecca in the bar and she will make sure someone less fortunate eats well that night.
      by UpShift Digital on Nov 11, 2010 at 1:24PM
    • If you are in the area then Sam's Italian Restaurant on Lexington and 39th St awesome! Small hole in the wall real Italian cuisine.
      by david l. on Nov 08, 2010 at 9:51PM
    • Stop by St Giles New York - The Court and bid on tennis racket signed by Caroline Wozniacki. Proceeds to go to Sean Penn's Haitian Relief Organization.
      by Trica J. on Sep 24, 2010 at 2:40PM
    • This used to be a W hotel, still has many of the same amenities but for less!
      by Lee A. on Jul 21, 2010 at 11:30AM
    • Not enough counter space in the bathroom. Only one elevator working. Other then that, great place to stay in NYC.
      by Seoung on May 31, 2010 at 11:07PM

User Reviews: St Giles Court Hotel


This old favorite has lost me forever

A little background...

I travel to NYC quite a bit on business. I like to stay in the midtown area for easy access to clients, but outside the crush of Times Square.

For years, I've alternated between the W Court, W Tuscany (both now owned by St.Giles), the local Kimpton properties and Le Meridian.

Let's compare two recent stays. Two weeks apart.

The 90 Park Kimpton property gave me a great room with a view, a hand written "welcome back" note and free wine each evening. The room was small but cozy and they treated me well.

For the following week, I went one block east and stayed at the St.Giles Court. Despite showing up on a bedbug tracking site (the Kimpton did not), I thought I would tempt fate. I got a good rate and this was one of my standbys from when it was a W. I wanted to see how it changed under St. Giles.

First off, the service was not great. I had requested an extra bed and they totally missed that request. I had to ask three times before finally someone brought a bed upstairs.

The room was a good size but dirty. The shower stall had hair and something gross smeared on a tile.

To cap off the experience, I left my iPhone charging on the night table. I checked out and forgot my phone in the room. I knew exactly where I left it and called the hotel to see if they could mail it to me. No-one checked into the room after me but mysteriously the phone was gone. Poof. No record of it at all. On top of this, I found two mysterious $100 charges made to my credit card from the hotel. Neither were on my invoice at check out.

It's too bad. This used to be a nice hidden gem. Now it's just a shabby old W with poor service and my iPhone.

DeluxoDave on October 19, 2010 at 9:54 PM #Permalink

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