Up Midtown

Nothing about this place matched the online description or images. Upon arrival, the location showed this to be very rundown looking, spit shine polished, and questionably sketchy. The front office could fit a desk and about 3 people (2 guests and the front desk clerk). The room was no better, and I would've called the local authorities to investigate had I not arrived at night and was only staying the night. 1. The booking was for 4 people. There was only one set of towels within (1 bath towel, 1 hand towel, and 1 face cloth). The hand towel was dirty and the bath towel was unfolded outside of the room. I went to call the front desk to ask for extras to be delivered to the room, the phone in the room was disconnected, without a cord to plug back in anywhere. When I'd gone to go to the front desk to ask for extra towels, the clerk gave a "huff," then told me to follow him. We traveled back up to an outside laundry closet, where he retrieved and handed me the extra towels. I took a glance in the laundry room, only to see baskets of unwashed bedding and towels. 3. The beds looked as if construction workers, working on the nearby job site, ate a pizza and took a nap in both beds, while still wearing their work clothes. I'm not sure how to properly word this, but if you've ever gone into sheets that seem used, or as if they've either been heavily sweat in and/or someone used massage oils and went straight to bed afterwards, that's what these felt like. I couldn't properly confirm or rule out bed bugs due to poor lighting, and the phone flashlight wasn't 100% helpful. They could NOT have had them, but who knows! 4. I suspected one way mirrors and one way mirrors. As a precaution to places I've booked and never stayed at, I usually bring a device detector that can detect hidden cameras, bug devices, GPS tracker, etc. I confirmed there were hidden cameras behind the mirror in the bathroom and the light that was recessed in the ceiling of main room.