Affinia Gardens

215 E 64th Street, New York City, New York, 10021, United States | 3 star hotel

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End of the Road

A travel blog entry by laura.fletcher

... It's the best holocaust museum I've been too, except Auschwitz itself. There was a propaganda section that showed how Hitler brainwashed people too which was really interesting. Then we went to the Natural History museum which was cool. Then I met up with Abby from camp which was so nice to see her! Then we all headed up to Adam's Morgan where we had dinner. The next day was our last day and we stopped off in Philadelphia, Pensylvania and had philly cheese steak sandwiches ...

11. September 2012

A travel blog entry by chrisi1234

... zur Central Park West durch den Park runter bis zum American Museum of Natural History. 72th in die Metro bis WTC. Runter gelaufen bis zur Wall Street und hoch Richtung Brooklyn Bridge. Über die Brocklyn Bridge und in den Brocklyn Bridge Park. Dort Nachtaufnahmen von der Skyline gemacht . Weiter zum Empire Fulton-Ferry und weitere Fotos gemacht. zur York Street gelaufen und bis zur 63th Lexikton Street gefahren und zurück zum Hotel ...

New York, I love you but you're bringing me down.

A travel blog entry by krackertravels

... s a heart attack in a box - I promised a friend I'd try this fried chicken place 'Popeyes'. Anyway it's tasty and I plonk onto a chair in the food court to eat it. Playing with my phone as I eat, no less than TWO homeless people approach me... and every other person in the food court (and it's dinner time)! I say 'sorry, no' to them both, the first one looks pointedly at my food like 'well you could afford that' but I have almost become immune to them, it happens so much. ...

Two Wonderful Variations on Fish in Tomato Sauce

A travel blog entry by mariottomaye615

... the oregano. Grate a 50g sachet creamed coconut and stir in when the sauce is simmering.

Fish creole

This dish draws on the delightful flavours of America's Deep South


  • Make as just before but in Phase 1 cook a sliced red and green pepper and a diced stick of celery with the shallots.

  • In Step two substitute the oregano with thyme and add a dash of Tabasco.

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Print Photos on Canvas

A travel blog entry by lowellhawkin38

... summary art functions are now made with quality oil painting and other pure shade designs.

Modern day Canvas Artwork

Contemporary Canvas Artwork came into existence during the contemporary era in the 1800's. In the period, famous artists like Pablo Picasso, George Braque, Vincent Van Gogh and other people have been recognized for their great works of on numerous platforms. Abstract Art Artists, Abstract Art Painting, Abstract Art ...

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Location

This 3 star hotel, located in the Upper East Side area of New York City, is near Dylan's Candy Bar, Roosevelt Island Aerial Tram, Bloomingdale's, and Museum of American Illustration.
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    Historical Traveler Reviews Affinia Gardens New York City

    Disappointed

    from anonymous

    We read the great reviews on Trip Advisor re: Lyden Gardens, so we had some expectations about what the suite would be like. However, we were disappointed to see that our room wasn't very clean at all. The kitchen counters were dirty (dried food), the floors in the bathroom and kitchen hadn't been cleaned, and the carpet throughout was dirty and smelly. We brought it to the attention of the front desk, and they cleaned the room while we were out, but we were pretty uncomfortable for the rest of the stay. All of that should have been taken care of before they gave us the keys to the room. We're not sure we'd stay there again.

    Great find!

    from anonymous

    Recently stayed at the Lyden Gardens. I've stayed in many different hotels in NYC and wanted to try something more "boutiquey" this time. The rooms were very roomy and the room on the 1st floor had a cute patio with a table and chairs! Will stay there again.

    Great Hotel, Great Neighborhood

    from hollyRochester_NY

    We have stayed twice at Lyden Gardens. We love the neighborhood and the roomy suites - a nice to place to relax in between NYC activities! Not the most luxurious of hotels, but a great value and wonderful location. Staff is very helpful with restaurant recommendations, arranging car service, etc. Will definitely go back.

    Just right

    from anonymous

    An all round good hotel. Excellent staff, always willing to help, not in the least pretentious, nothing too much trouble. We paid $229 plus tax for a room on the fifth floor, overlooking the small garden. Whilst not being luxury the rooms are comfortable, spacious, in a good area and the kitchen is a real plus. 5 minutes walk to shopping, restaurants and subway. A longer walk will get you to Central Park. I would not hesitate to return.

    Very nice, and a bargain

    from AlexCallaghan

    The Lyden Gardens is a great place to stay for anyone who needs a bit of room. The suites are big, bright and clean. The location is brilliant, and the staff is outstanding (and multilingual, with French, Russian, Spanish and Polish spoken---along with who knows what else). The bathrooms are small, but otherwise fine. All in all, a bargain!

    Very Impressed

    from anonymous

    After reading the reviews for The Habitat Hotel I had originally booked with I had nightmares that I would be eaten alive by bedbugs! Luckily I saw the reviews two weeks before I left for New York and booked The Lyden instead.

    I was a bit wary before I arrived because there was only 4 reviews and they were all good ones! I thought there must be a catch!

    I was pleasantly surprised. The hotel was in an excellent location. A 15 minute walk 10 if you walk quickly to 5th Avenue and Central Park. There was a 5, 10 minute cab ride away to Times Square if you couldn't be bothered walking (25-30 mins) Only 12 dollars including tip!

    The hotel itself was great. I shared a junior suite with my sister and it was big for us! Very clean. Two queen size beds, 3 wardrobes (closets) and a safe. There longing area with sofa and table, a television, a separate kitchen and bathroom and a shower! The hotel provided 24 hour room service from 4 of the local restaurants surrounding 64th street. We used them all! There were also grocery stores and pharmacy's near by for your convenience too. Yep we used those too.

    The beds were made daily by the maid and clean towels were put out every day. She even washed our dishes one day. Gave her a big tip at the end!

    The staff were always helpful and polite, and the bellboys were also full of information and willing to help. Big thanks to the polish guy Kris (bellboy) who sorted out our ride back to JFK. Lovely air conditioned car!

    I would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone and when I go back I will definitely be staying here.

    Only thing is if you don't like noise early in the morning i.e. garbage trucks and delivery trucks to the local hotels and restaurants then bring your earplugs if you are a light sleeper! I didn't mind I was in New York after all!

    One's own wonderful welcoming east side apartment

    from anonymous

    This wonderful east side suites hotel has relieved us of the pressure for our own pied-a-terre in NY. The staff is welcoming and helpful, the location phenomenal, and the price more than reasonable. As a result, we have come back often for more than a dozen years. Within minutes, if you wish, you can buy groceries only a half block away, and have a full breakfast from your well furnished kitchen, which alone saves much of what would be a formal hotel's cost. This is one of those names we love so much that we hate to share - though its broad international clientel from the UN, etc., keep the hotel full, friendly, and interesting. Were its suites ever to go condo, I certainly would want to buy one. You won't be disappointed, unless you are seeking artifice and obsequiousness. P.S. When you reserve, request a suite overlooking the gardens.

    Loved the Lyden

    from anonymous

    We loved the Lyden Gardens. The rooms are big and the Lyden has the ambience of its upper east side neighborhood(which we love). It is like having your own NYC residence. We were in town for a wedding and the suite was big enough to entertain and the living room was like having an extra bedroom for the overflow.The staff was friendly and helpful. I can see coming back a couple of times a year for a New York fix.

    Our own NYC apartment

    from anonymous

    This is a comfortable hotel with full kitchens and large rooms in a great upper east side neighborhood. It's like having your own apartment. It's not posh or trendy but it is like being at home. We've stayed there many times, usually a week at a time and the staff are very friendly and helpful. The neighborhood is filled with wonderful restaurants and shops.

    Best of Manhattan

    from anonymous

    This is a wonderful place to stay in NYC, we´ve been staying here for more than 10 years. The neighborhood is fantastic, rooms are huge, you feel like at home . The staff is highly professional but friendly and always ready to help. you should try to get reservations well in advance of your stay , prices tend to go up so it´s better to check in advance to better rates.

    Definitely a great place to stay either for short term or even long term stays.

    Will keep getting back to this Hotel.

    TripAdvisor Reviews Affinia Gardens New York City

    4.50 of 5 stars Outstanding