Morris Guest House

I booked a room in the Morris Guest House based on the photos of the rooms and the number of positive reviews I read. The reality of the place made me wonder how many of the reviews I saw on various hotel booking sites are fake. I arrived very tired after a long day of travel and the first thing I saw was a large rat running down the front stairs. When I called the phone number provided in order to get the code to open the front door, the anonymous voice on the phone became irritated when I didn't enter the code correctly the first time. When I got into my room it looked nothing like the photos you see in the listings. It was very grim and shabby, and there were no covers on the bed, just a sheet. There was no staff on the premises - not a single person who might have been able to give me a blanket or answer any questions. In the listings it mentions "shared bathrooms" - and I was fine with that, until I discovered that the bathroom was just a toilet, making it impossible to take a shower during my stay there. I wasn't expecting anything fancy, but based on the photos, I was expecting a bright, cheerful place. What I experienced felt like a really creepy, shabby welfare hotel. The last straw was noticing that the peephole in the door of my room was stuffed with a wad of toilet paper that had a brown smear on it. I regret that I didn't take a photo of my room, but I did take a photo of the view out my window, which I'm providing. I made a HUGE mistake in booking the room for 6 nights. I was so disturbed by the place I immediately called and said I couldn't stay there and needed a refund. I was willing to pay for one night but needed a refund for the other 5 nights. The voice on the phone told me that was impossible - that it was nonrefundable. The whole experience was a very depressing waste of money.

My son and I booked this B&B (no breakfast served) and after the initial getting used to the area we both found the place better than ok. Parking is a problem and you have to shift your car a lot to avoid tickets ... Or for $15 a 24hr period you park up the road. The place ain't the Hilton but it's clean and staff are nice. They provided a towel and soaps but do not change or clean room during stay. A full kitchen is shared. 5% off with cash at reception. Experience the real Bronx and try this place ... I'd use again !

The worst people to deal with! My work trip got cancelled and I have asked for a partial refund and straight away they said no!!! Criminals!!! They are keeping the entire money without even trying to negotiate Don't deal with these guys, now I am burnt with 400 euros!!!

My flight was canceled due to weather. I decided I couldn’t stay on the floor of the airport. I booked the first hotel I found. I travelled 3 hours by subway to the hotel. There was no hotel. There is no real address. It is in a neighborhood on Morris Ave in the Bronx. There are all tenement style houses. I think I found it. It had a lock box by the door. I called for the code. Left a message. No reply. The street is piled with garbage and there are rats running around the garbage. The neighbor is very seedy. I was accosted by beggars and crack people. I decided it would be safer to leave than sleep on the doorsteps. I call Morris Guest House after 9am that morning. The manager said he tried to call me several times however, he had the wrong number. I didn’t give my phone number to Super.com, so any phone number he would have had would be from caller ID on the phone message which was my phone. My phone showed no incoming calls from Morris Guest House. He refused to refund my stay and stuck to the phone story. Super.com was no help either. They said they can only refund if the Morris Guest House approves it. I can’t tell you about inside of the Morris Guest house. I never got to see it. You may notice there are no photos of the outside of the house on their website. I would look at the reviews to see the what the outside looks like. What hotel does not give their address? My advice. Do not book or go to Morris Guest house!