To quote them, "the place is basic, to be sure, but it's modern, comfortable and enjoys a fab location on the Middle East Side. Rooms are teeny-tiny but carefully designed to maximize space."
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NBC carried a story on this trend yesterday and compared to some of the rooms they showed, this one looks rather large. The screen above each bunk is a rather small flat screen TV. If you want a remote there is an extra charge. Kind of like when Motel 6 first opened, you got a room, if you wanted anything else (like phone access or TV) you paid for it separately.
So, would you Pod?
1 comment:
no pod. I'll stay in Jersey and take the train. Cheaper.
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