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Jan
27
2009

Anyone missing a PET? New York’s Dirtiest Hotels

Written by Kitty Bradshaw and posted in Tags: , New York so random
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NYC’s Dirtiest Hotels
1. Hotel Carter (note: also the dirtiest hotel in the U.S.)
2. New York Inn
3. Bowery’s Whitehouse Hotel

NYC’s Best Bargain Hotels
1. Desmond Tutu Center
2. Radio City Apartments
3. Hotel 17

NYC‘s Best Overall Hotels
1. Inn New York City
2. Library Hotel
3. New York Palace Hotel


When asked to comment on Tuesday by NBC news, the Hotel Carter didn’t address the dirty ranking, but a spokesperson said “You can’t beat the price or location.”

Kitty say’s: Well at least the rat died in a hotel suite… better then being trampled to death at the local Walmart…

About The Author:

ABOUT KITTY BRADSHAW: Born and raised in Los Angeles, California, Kitty Bradshaw brings a fresh and innovative perspective to the blogosphere. With a following of over 50,000 avid readers, Kitty Bradshaw is able to effortlessly engage readers with her sincerity, communal presence, and creative approach to “Online Journalism”. Bradshaw's likeability and success are largely due to her determination and adaptability to the ever changing Social Media Industry. With 16 years of technical writing experience under her belt —spanning through multiple accounts on various social networks, messages boards and chat groups, Kitty Bradshaw is on the list of "who's who" with a savvy internet presence that will inevitably make her a household name. Kitty Bradshaw currently resides in New York City where she writes about “New York Life from a California Perspective”. As the Self-Proclaimed, "Social Network Journalist", she reports news instantly on her smartphone as she cat walks over it in her pumps.

10 Comments to “Anyone missing a PET? New York’s Dirtiest Hotels”

  1. JessJ says:

    I wasn’t expecting to see Shredder 1st thing on the page LOL looks like the TMNT took him out tho!

  2. Kitty says:

    Loll, I am sorta curious as to how you did an autopsy based off the one photo lmaooo. This picture came from a whole set… and this one was the least gruesome of them all, lolll.

  3. :d :D

    it’s sounds funny :P

  4. David Dust says:

    I actually stayed at the Hotel Carter before I lived in NYC. My best friend and I were poor college students, and needed a cheap place to stay. It was cheap all right – but you had to wear shoes all the time so you wouldn’t cut your feet on the broken crack pipe glass. I’m not kidding.

    Here is some Trivia: adding to the “ambiance” of the Hotel Carter was the Tranny Hooker/Hustler Bar/Club in its old ballroom – Sally’s II. This space later became the club where the infamous Shyne/Diddy/J-Lo shooting took place.

    XOXOXOXOXOXOXOXO

  5. J. McFly says:

    Yeah, I find this quite disturbing, good thing I lived in Jersey so I just took the train home.

  6. Nile says:

    I am not surprised. I have done hotel front desk for several hotels in the past. It was disturbing what would arise. We had a elderly lady who was extremely senile and stayed in one room. She trashed it. Think of the worst thing that could have been done and she did it. Thinking about it makes me sick.

  7. mrsFAB says:

    Gross! At least I now know where NOT to stay.

  8. kat calvin says:

    That is, without a doubt, the most disgusting thing that I have ever seen.

  9. MissJoJo says:

    Okay, um…who did the survey for these hotels. I mean did they have to stay there overnight? Did they have to touch the sheets, use the bathroom, take bacterial samples?

    UGH!

  10. Gabe Diaz says:

    Hotel Carter!! I stayed there one time for New Year’s Eve…it’s true though, you couldn’t beat the price or location especially for NYE.

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