Night Hotel: Gothic N Inside and Out

April 5, 2006 at 8:59 AM | by juliana | 0 Comments

We finally headed to midtown New York yesterday to catch a glimpse of the "Gothic N" that we had heard so much about. Located across the street from QT, and smack dab in the middle of all that is touristy in Times Square, sits the Night Hotel--Vikram Chatwal's trilogy-completing "masterpiece."

The hotel is decorated completely in black and white including the carpeting that runs throughout the hotel in the print of the Gothic N. While the decor reminded one tipster of a place inhabited by American Psycho, we thought Haunted Mansion at DisneyWorld sans cobwebs and hologram images of ghosts.

More on Night Hotel after the jump.

The lobby is large for New York, decorated mostly in black. (There was however a mother and baby sitting in the lobby.) There are large framed photographs of scantily clad, if at all, models on each floor and keeping in trend with the theme, the hallways are very dark with minimal lighting.

Next to the guestroom doors are tiny screen monitors with the room number and other images swirling about. Without a doubt, these monitors serve no purpose except that of heightening the hotel's cool factor.

Alas, we could not see a room for fear one of the unfriendly zombies working the place would take us down to the basement where we would never see the light of day again.

On the bright side, the hotel has complimentary wireless access that purrs like a kitten and the elevator was finally working.

Overall, this hotel definitely has a cool factor but perhaps for goth-enthusiasts from the midwest seeking to check out Times Square.

Related Stories:
· Night Hotel reviews [TripAdvisor]
· Night Hotel coverage [HotelChatter]

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