Edge Hotel Washington Heights

We stayed here because a family member was having a surgery at Columbia Presbytarian Hospital. The hospital is two blocks up the street. The hotel was so Wonderful to work with. We were not quite sure how long we would need the rooms for. They were so flexible. We ended up leaving a little earlier than anticipated and they were ok with it. The hotel is very clean. The rooms are your average NYC rooms. They are tight but well appointed. The beds were very comfortable. The staff is very nice and so friendly. I highly recommend this hotel. While we were there a large number of people were staying there to take the bar exam up the street. The hotel had a free food truck one night for everyone to enjoy. One hint regarding parking, it was cheaper for us to park at the hospital garage than the garage contracted with the hotel. If you need a place to stay for the hospital or Columbia this is a great place to stay. Also there is a subway stop up the block.

I stayed here for a night after wife had surgery at Presby. For one person one night, The Edge is ideal! Cean, well-appointed with a Scandinavian minimalist vibe, and well -suited for a one night stay. Yes. room is small, but (as somone familiar with hotel rooms in Paris),I had no poblem with it.. Staff was helpful in every way. Highly recommended!

This is a way overpriced dump. Rooms are tiny. They say queen size bed but it’s barely a full. The thermostat appears not to work and the staff have no idea what to do about that. The bathroom is not very clean and tiny. Like a $85 hostel priced at over $300 per night.

Love this hotel, small and cozy and pretty. the front desk is very helpful and polite. they gave us senior discount and we travelled from Canada. its served the purpose well, the United Palace theatre is just 10 min walking distance. The only issue is the water leaks from the shower stall when we shower.. for (queen bed suite ) the reason is its narrow, which is understood for small suite. I would give 5 stars in spite of it. The hotel staff comes and cleans it right away, as we did not expect it. they were willing to provide the needed things. Book it with confidence. So, pretty, and clean. Trust there are no MICE, because in the street outside there are plenty, looks like they keep it out of mice.

The staff at Edge Hotel was the most helpful and supportive I have met. Luis secured a reservation for me just a few days before arrival and Dominic helped with maps, lists of restaurants, places of interest which made navigating the immediate area for the first time effortless. 5+++ stars for everyone’s assistance and superior service!!!!!

If you need a place to stay while a family member is cared for by NY Presbyterian, go here. I stayed here while my spouse had major surgery at the hospital & it had everything I needed. The hotel is less than a 10 minute walk from the hospital, right down 168th Street. The rooms are compact, but clean and very comfortable. The bathrooms are nice. Best of all, the staff is amazing. So helpful, they seemed focused on doing what they could to make my stay easier and, dare I say because of the circumstances, enjoyable. So if you need a place in Washington Heights, this is the one.

We chose this hotel because it is just a block and change away from the Columbia-Presbyterian medical complex. If you are going to the hospital or the adjacent medical offices, the location can't be beat. It's on a quiet street, no traffic noise or honking horns at night. Many NYC hotel rooms are small. I get that. But the bathroom was really, really cramped. There was almost no room to stand in front of the sink. The bathroom had narrow double doors. If you opened one, you had to slither out sideways. If you opened both doors, one of them was spring loaded and banged loudly if you let it go. There was little thought given to places to hang wet towels and washcloths. The one hook that could be used for a big towel was loose and a towel hung on it would block the auxiliary bathroom heater (which didn't work anyway). The shower stall was decently sized, but it had no grab bars at all (not good for a hotel that primarily caters to people coming to a hospital). There were no towel bars inside the shower or on the outside of the glass door. The toilet took a long time to refill and stop after flushing (long enough I lifted the tank cover to make sure the flapper was seated). The toilet tissue holder was loose. On the good side, the bed and pillows were comfortable. There was barely enough room to walk around the bed, though. A younger single traveler might not be bothered as much. However, this was not an ideal accommodation for two seniors.