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When we walked into the Skyline Hotel , we were immediately reminded of a busy 1950s hotel. If you appreciate efficiency and don't mind a brisk walk to the subway lines and sights, the Skyline Hotel is a nice place to lay your head.
The facade of the Skyline isn't spectacular—it resembles a roadside motel—and the location is off the beaten path. Plus, the comforters are a bit dated, and the rugs have weathered a lot of traffic. However, this hotel offers a variety of room arrangements that accommodate groups and individuals alike at budget prices. And, overall, the rooms are clean. Bathrooms are spotless and stocked with fluffy towels, even if the wall tiles reminded us of Grandma's house.
As for amenities, well, you'll have to shell out extra for renting a mini-fridge—even in deluxe rooms—but the Skyline was one of the few budget hotels we found with a swimming pool.
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