Marriott Hotels in New York

Pros: Great location. Check in experience with Maria was very welcoming. Stayed here one night before an international departure the following early morning. Rested well on a comfortable bed and in a very spacious room (king size bed). Airport shuttle was convenient. The driver was very nice. Overall, I would recommend this hotel above the others in the area. Cons: I could hear the occupants of the next room chatting away into the late night.

FOH staff are great, breakfast was spot on. Great shuttle bus to JFK but be careful if your leaving in the morning, it took 1.15 minutes to get to terminal 4 as traffic is terrible.

It's a very comfortable and spacious room. There are basically no shortcomings. The security service at the door is very good. You can't enter without a key card. It's a great experience.

Perfect location, amazing staffs,clean room condition!!! I slept so well and its $30 free credit for food/snacks was good! I'll stay again!

The hotel is good, but it is close to the road and the traffic is very noisy at night

Although I read some negative reviews online about long elevator wait times and police car noise, I decided to give it a try because of the prime location. After comparing prices on trip.com, I was able to book a hotel at a very good price two weeks before my departure. The hotel as a whole is as fresh as the photos shared by other guests on the Internet. There are about 60 rooms on each floor (based on the room number arrangement along the stairwell), but luckily we didn't hear frequent noise from neighbors or passersby like we would in a hotel in Tokyo. Although you can occasionally hear the sirens of police cars on the street outside, or the noise from watching football games in the restaurant on the 8th floor and the banquet hall below the 7th floor, it is generally very quiet. The rooms are spacious and comfortable. The side table of the desk can be pulled out to form a 90-degree angle with the main table, increasing the usable space. The air-conditioning vents are designed next to the window and will not blow directly onto the bed, which I think is very good. You have to pay an additional $40 per day to use it at restaurants or to subscribe to wireless internet in your room (hotels don’t offer free Wi-Fi like in Japan, South Korea or Taiwan). It didn't work at Starbucks or the gift shop so we just had a drink at the 8th floor bar and enjoyed the night view of the Times Square ads. We found vending machine in 7f we can buy drinks and snacks any time.