Family-friendly Hotels in New York

I would rate the hotel adequately nice. However, a state of readiness of the room and the room's amenities (desk and a/c or heater) are in a poor state compared to the hotel's rate of $450 a night. When I got there, a wall-mounted/foldable desk was not in state for immediate use. I had to call a maintenance to do a quick computer work. If a check-in time is 16:00, I expect furnitures to be working. Overall, the room design is cute (somewhere between boutique and small studio room without a fridge). And, it is clean. However, beddings were lesser qualities that I expected to come from a $450 a night hotel. It is comparable to the ones from Holiday inn's or average hostels. They were thin also. Definitely bring pajamas if you are sensitive to cold. A heater here makes a noticeable vibration with bothering noise. I was too tired from waking up from it. But, it is quite a bother when you are just relaxing. Other than that I really like the overall design of the room and facilities that come with the room. However, quality of amenities are not really upto the standard of the rate of the hotel. Purely it is a business trip that prioritizes convenience in terms of location. I would not mind booking this place if I were to travel alone. However, for a couple, I would not since it is quite small. Overall, single traveler would like it but for a couple may be suffocating (double room).

The Langham is a lovely hotel in a convenient midtown location. Almost 5 stars, but room service and breakfast at restaurant fall very short so taking off 1 star. Pros: - very large rooms and huge closets for NYC - impeccably clean room and outstanding housekeeping - service in Langham Club exceptional - friendly and helpful doormen - good value Negatives: - check in “upgraded” our room through Amex FHR; however neglected to tell us that our “upgraded” room (though larger) was now on a low floor without a view, and it was extremely noisy (even for NYC)- when earplugs are provided on the nightstands you know it’s a problem. Need better sound proofing on windows. Also our “upgraded” room did not have a bathroom door! This is a very poor design flaw and was a real negative to our stay. - room service was very poor. Our order was missing a breakfast entree after waiting 50 minutes and a replacement was not brought before we had to leave. Coffee was cold and tasted as if it had been made hours before. Canned whip cream was brought and offered to be sprayed on our waffles- just no. - breakfast at Ai Fiore was a disaster. Extremely rude and dismissive service. Slow. Very limited selection and poor food quality. Don’t eat there.

The hotel is very new, 2 minutes away from the High Line Park, there is a mall, it is very convenient to eat, drink and have fun

We had an absolutely exceptional stay at The Bowery Hotel. From the moment we arrived, the team welcomed us with remarkable warmth and attention, making our experience unique and memorable. Our room was perfectly comfortable, and the details in the decor added a special charm, combining elegance with authenticity. The breathtaking view of the New York skyline from our floor offered a stunning spectacle, both day and night. The hotel’s ideal location allowed us to enjoy the city fully while having a peaceful retreat to recharge. Thank you to the entire team for an unforgettable stay that made our time in New York a cherished memory. We highly recommend The Bowery Hotel to anyone seeking a refined and authentic experience.

You can see the sunrise at Central Park at dawn. You can see the lines of the surrounding luxury hotels. Jean-Georgeus Michelin restaurant is not so great. The food is too salty. It is a casual restaurant. It is a private room, but it is too noisy from outside noise. Just stay at the hotel.

Hotel condition was good. It takes about 15-20 minutes to walk from the main street, but the conditions are good enough.

With a stay at The Rockaway Hotel in Rockaway Park, you'll be 6 mi (9.7 km) from Marine Park Golf Course and 8.8 mi (14.2 km) from Long Beach. This spa hotel is 8.9 mi (14.4 km) from Resorts World Casino and 10.5 mi (17 km) from Coney Island Beach.Take time to pamper yourself with a visit to the full-service spa. You're sure to appreciate the recreational amenities, including an outdoor pool and a sauna. Additional amenities at this hotel include concierge services, gift shops/newsstands, and wedding services.Enjoy American cuisine at Pool, one of the hotel's many dining establishments, which include 2 restaurants and a coffee shop/cafe. Relax with a refreshing drink from the poolside bar or one of the 3 bars/lounges. Full breakfasts are served on weekends from 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services, a 24-hour front desk, and luggage storage. Planning an event in Rockaway Park? This hotel has 5000 square feet (465 square meters) of space consisting of conference space and 2 meeting rooms. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 53 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring iPod docking stations and flat-screen televisions. Your pillowtop bed comes with down comforters. Satellite television is provided for your entertainment. Private bathrooms have hair dryers and bathrobes.

My family and I stayed at the Park Hyatt New York over a weekend. Overall, we had an enjoyable stay. The Midtown location has good proximity to sites like Central Park and MoMA. There are good restaurants nearby (we really enjoyed The Modern). The room was spacious, clean, and generally well-appointed. Housekeeping did an outstanding job. The reason for rating it a 4 out of 5 is because some of the room features were not working as expected (air conditioning was not very strong and minor issues with the bathroom). Additionally the level of service was sometimes inconsistent. There were definitely bright spots, but also a few interactions that fell short of what we expected. We actually stayed at the Four Seasons Downtown for a few nights right before coming to the Park Hyatt. For anyone deciding between the two properties, they are both great. However, I would give the edge to the Four Seasons based on the overall room / accommodations (Four Seasons is a newer property) and the level of service.

i would like to say Casa Cipriani really goes above and beyond to service his guests. i booked a room for my boyfriend's birthday, since he likes good hotels. upon my arrival, to my surprise, my room was upgraded to suite (without charging me additional), with champaign and cake. the suite is very very nice, with big windows to both sides (as it is at corner). all the staff at hotels are super kind and friendly. the friends we invited over all are very impressed by our suite and the club at 5th floor. jazz is really good too. special thanks to Stefano (director of front desk), Juan at the restaurant bar. Juan was very caring and thoughtful, made my normally a bit demanding boyfriend very happy. ohh, the mattress at hotel is amazing too. i have long term back problem. the mattress is perfect for me, firm but with a bit soft touch. next time i buy new mattress at home, i shall go check our which branch Cipriani has -:)

Overall, my experience at The Lowell exceeded all my expectations. The location of the hotel is perfect. Despite being centrally located, the atmosphere remained peaceful and relaxing. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for comfort, luxury, and top-tier hospitality. I will definitively be returning on my next trip to NYC.