Accommodation reviews for USA

Tahoe Keys is a man-made housing area at the southern end of Lake Tahoe. The area consists of small curvy streets that have houses on both sides, and canals between the houses on different streets.

Most of the houses are big, with three to five bedrooms, a large patio at the back and a balcony. S... More >

The London NYC has the best location for a hotel in Manhattan. Only few blocks to Fifth Avenue, Central Park and Times Square. The nearest metro station is just around the corner and taxis are plentiful.

The hotel is all-suite hotel, so every room has at least one bedroom and also a living room. ... More >

The Mosser is a sort of boutique hotel in the very heart of San Francisco on Fourth Street. Market Street with all its shops is just stone throw away and SFMoMA is just across a park.

The hotel has been recently redesigned, so the rooms are airy and stocked with good amenities. Note that you'll h... More >

W Silicon Valley in Newark, California, is a tad different W Hotel. Located next to Silicon Valley on the other side of San Francisco Bay, practically almost in the middle of nowhere -- it tries hard to be in par with its downtown cousins.

The hotel is not built as a W and it shows -- not everywh... More >

W hotel at Times Square is a hip hotel indeed; staff is wearing all black, the lobby is ultra-trendy with cubic styling and well-designed lightning, the corridors and the elevators follow the colour schemes well, and the rooms are airy and cleanly executed. It was like being in Finland, everything w... More >

Woodfin Suite Hotels have different take on the accommodation business: every room is a suite with a kitchen, there are a lot of amenities and the breakfast is free of charge. The price is still comparable with the other hotels of same quality within the nearby area.

The hotel is an excellent cho... More >