Hotel near Times Square,New York38.7% of visitors choose this area
RRex19842025.08.17
The renovated rooms are nice, though the bathroom is a tad small. The location is excellent, especially for those wanting to catch Broadway shows. The subway is just a short walk away, and it's incredibly convenient to head to Times Square early for photos – you'll have all the best spots to yourself.
The hotel is right next to Central Park. Outside the window is the land of New York, where every inch of land is worth a lot of money. Most attractions can be reached on foot. Valet parking is convenient and fast. In addition, there is a subway station downstairs, so transportation is convenient. The hotel looks very old, but it is very well maintained. The rooms are clean and comfortable, with an old-money aesthetic. Water and various special snacks are delivered every day, which is very considerate and interesting. The rooms are cleaned twice a day, and there is never any garbage or dirty towels piled up in the house. The suites have a living room, kitchen, and double bathrooms, and the space is much larger than hotels of the same level. The staff is enthusiastic but not excessive. The doormen, front desk staff, and guest rooms are very friendly and are always ready to provide convenience for customers. I will come again after staying for a week.
Hotel near Times Square,New York38.7% of visitors choose this area
GGuest User2025.08.21
Beyond its proximity to Times Square, the experience was honestly pretty mediocre. The initial room we were given faced the street and was extremely loud, with the constant roar of traffic and revving engines late into the night. We were moved to a room on the seventh floor, which overlooked a mechanical floor and also generated continuous noise. Frankly, in Manhattan, I wouldn't recommend staying near Times Square. It's simply too crowded with tourists, dirty, chaotic, and loud, unless seeing Broadway shows is your absolute priority. There's a mandatory $40 daily 'resort fee,' but it offers no amenities or services to justify the cost. The only 'perk' we found was being able to claim two pieces of fruit from the downstairs bar each day.
Hotel near Times Square,New York38.7% of visitors choose this area
MMarino Franinovic2024.07.09
I recently stayed at The Langham, New York, Fifth Avenue, and it was a fantastic experience! The location on Fifth Avenue is perfect for exploring the city. The rooms are spacious and luxurious, and the service is top-notch. Special thanks to Anna Rose, Victoria, Richard, and Jason for making our stay extra special with their exceptional hospitality. Highly recommend this hotel for a memorable stay in NYC!
Hotel near Wall Street/Financial District,New York2.5% of visitors choose this area
GGuest User2024.04.03
Absolutely loved our stay here. Close to One World Trade and an easy walk to Battery Park, the subway and the ferries. Our King Room with a Sofa bed was spacious and had great bathrooms and amenities. The views are fantastic, and the lovely new area and wonderful mall adjacent to the hotel makes staying here simple
There are various celebrities taking photos in the hotel restaurant, and the display is very good. There is a burning banana dessert that I haven’t tasted yet. The bar is a famous punch-up spot in New York. I have filmed movies. It’s a rainy day in New York, so it’s hard to get a reservation. If you have the chance, you must go and take pictures. Check in
Service around hotel restaurant drinks luggage n counter very good. Beautiful interior foyer. Room big n comfortable. Bit of construction in location. Only issue rang 2 times for room clean up n removal of room service cart which didnt happen.
Service was excellent befitting of a five star hotel. The letdown was breakfast service. There was a clear lack of staff in the dining room and an average menu.
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AAnonymous UserThis should be an old hotel that has been completely renovated. The room is very beautiful and stylish, and every item is very exquisite. The bathroom is small and the shower water is small, which may be due to the renovation of the old building. But it is worth staying. The bar downstairs looks very good at night. The food ordering in the room tastes great! And fast! There is a small problem. When you deposit your credit card at the front desk, you must bring a chip.
GGuest UserHorrible experience with Service & Unnecessary charges
a) After charging $40 + taxes, they give $30 free meal voucher every day. After Day-1 i realised it was more economical to not use the $30 voucher. Sounds strange but its very Interestingly structured. One orders an Avocado toast for $29 (within budget) from the in room menu.The guy delivers in 30mins with a bill of $52 of which its $29 of food, $10 of delivery charges and $13 of taxes totalling to $52.
So 1st you are charged $40 as City charged and in lieu of that the coupon of $30 for food given to you even if u stuck to your understanding $30 you would have paid more than $52 means extra $22
It gets more interesting when they tell you, that you cant use this $30 for breakfast.
This is like a Ponzi scheme.
b) One of the rudest In-room dining call you will ever attend. I asked what is XXXXX, revert: you should read about it, this is not in my job profile, I only take orders. Fab experience 😍
c) I requested that since i was lactose intolerant could the hotel be kind to deliver 1/4 cup of Almond milk, just enough for a cup of tea. I am told that is possible and then a full cup of milk with $10 + taxes = $13 is charged for simple request of Almond milk.
d) You are not eligible for even a single bottle of water in a so called 5star hotel or so.
e) Servicing the room was not in list, had to go twice over to reception to ensure that room no is added to list of rooms to be serviced in the day.
f) The Coffee machine wasnt working and one had to request for a simple electric kettle to warm water for tea/coffee.
g) The Jet spray in the washroom commode was jammed and not working.
RRex1984The renovated rooms are nice, though the bathroom is a tad small. The location is excellent, especially for those wanting to catch Broadway shows. The subway is just a short walk away, and it's incredibly convenient to head to Times Square early for photos – you'll have all the best spots to yourself.
GGuest UserVery convenient midtown location, with walking distance to central park and time square. Easy subway ride from the hotel, with plenty of dining options. We rented Queen Suits on the 30th floor. They let us check in early at 9AM and late check out at 1pm. We very much appreciated it. The hotel also offer turn-down service in the evenings. The gym is very basic without a pool, but their price is very reasonable. Overall, I would highly recommend.
GGuest UserAbsolutely loved our stay here. Close to One World Trade and an easy walk to Battery Park, the subway and the ferries. Our King Room with a Sofa bed was spacious and had great bathrooms and amenities. The views are fantastic, and the lovely new area and wonderful mall adjacent to the hotel makes staying here simple
Hotel near Wall Street/Financial District, New York
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GGGZfThe hotel has a great location. You must go to the top floor of the hotel to have breakfast or a drink and enjoy the full view of New York Central Park. However, since the hotel is quite old, the rooms and corridors feel a bit eerie. If you choose a room facing the inner street, you can see the balcony of the house opposite, so remember to draw the curtains.
GGuest UserMy son and I had the most incredible experience! I would recommend the William Vale to all my friends and family. The balcony views at sunset in the summer are absolutely stunning. The hotel itself offers many thoughtful amenities including a welcome message with your name on the television upon arrival. I honestly only have one small complaint and that was the cleaning service. We called about having the room cleaned and actually spoke with the individual who said she would come back at the time we requested but she never returned. Other than that one little hiccup everything went smoothly from the time we pulled up to valet to unload our luggage. There is NO better hotel to stay in Williamsburg aside from the William Vale.
GGuest UserBeyond its proximity to Times Square, the experience was honestly pretty mediocre. The initial room we were given faced the street and was extremely loud, with the constant roar of traffic and revving engines late into the night. We were moved to a room on the seventh floor, which overlooked a mechanical floor and also generated continuous noise. Frankly, in Manhattan, I wouldn't recommend staying near Times Square. It's simply too crowded with tourists, dirty, chaotic, and loud, unless seeing Broadway shows is your absolute priority. There's a mandatory $40 daily 'resort fee,' but it offers no amenities or services to justify the cost. The only 'perk' we found was being able to claim two pieces of fruit from the downstairs bar each day.
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