The New Yorker Hotel - نيويورك

My review is for the Towers rooms. These rooms are small suites and mine had windows looking toward the Empire State Building, it was clean and comfortable, with a small fridge, coffee/tea maker, two lcd tv's and a compact bathroom. Located just a block and a half from Penn station it has a subway entrance around the corner on west 35th street. These rooms come with free wifi and continental b/fast in the 39th floor lounge, on weekends you will get a voucher for b/fast at the Tick-Tock diner which is part of the hotel and the b/fasts are substantial. No safes in the rooms (an omission that the hotel should rectify particularly in the Towers rooms) but safety deposit boxes are available at reception and access is quick and easy.The staff were very helpfull and free wifi and luggage storage was provided as I waited in the lobby for my room. This is a large and very busy hotel with people constantly checking in and out. I would certainly use this hotel again when I return to New York. The elevators are a little slow and old but you must remember this is not a modern hotel. The lobby area is quite grand.There is a gym and a Business centre located downststairs from the lobby but I did not use either.

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We had a great time. My first trip to new York .the hotel was less than a block from penn station so we didn't need a cab and a lot of our sightseeing destinations were in walking distance. I would stay at the new Yorker again.

The hotel is very clean, beds super comfortable.The staff very friendly ,professional and helpful. The food at the diner was excellent as well as the staff.The hotel is conveniently located to all sights of interest.We'll certainly return. Highly recommend it.

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The only thing good is its access to the Garden.

The hotel was at a great price, with a small but nice room, friendly staff, very convenient location, subway stop on the corner, several major sites within easy walking distance (High Line, Empire State Building, Madison Square Garden, Times Square, etc.) Lots of good pubs, bars and restaurants nearby too. I would definitely stay here again on a return trip to NYC.

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We stayed for 3 nights in April 2012. Don't booked the Metro Queen room. We opened the door and turned back around. Upgraded on the 2 Double which provided more room. The furniture is somewhat cheap and the decor is dated. Although we did have a view on the Empire St Bldg. The location and price were the selling points. Not a choice for luxury.

When we first walked in the lobby it seemed very old and people were sitting on the floor lobby there should be more chairs, but after the place became quaint and the Tic Toc Restaurant had great food and service . Our room however was very small and no view and no extra blanket for the bed and the tv had no info channel ,very frustrating you have to keep turning channels.we found everyone very helpful in the hotel and the police presence outside made us feel very safe, will be back to new York again but probably a newer hotel. I was surprised to find out from someone else. In the hotel that the father of radio and Alternating current and many amazing inventions lived his last 10 years in the New Yorker hotel unbelievable one of his best friends was Einstein there should be a story of Tesla in the main lobby they have a car named after him oh well over it was a nice stay.

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Just about everything with this hotel is average. There was nothing special or great about the hotel, the rooms or the service we recieved. However, this is New York, and who wants to spend all day in the Hotel when your in this city? The location for sight seeing and travelling was perfect and for that reason the New Yorker was the right choice for us. I have no doubt that there are far better hotels but they also come with a much larger price tag. As a young couple on a tight budget we wanted a comfy, pleasant place to sleep that wouldnt cost the earth, and if your in the same situation then I would recommend this hotel.

The bathroom is too small; without a surface or area where to place essential toiletries. The wash basin is so tiny, I hit my head with the narrow glass shelf above it while I attempted to wash my face. I had to use the covered toilet as table and stool for my clothes. The bed was quite comfortable and well appointed.

My family and I booked this hotel for a 5 night stay in April. The location here is absolutely perfect. Surrounded by delis, Penn station metro stop literally across the road and a very short walk to Macys and 5th ave. The room itself was quite small, but hey, New York right? The room and bathroom looked as if it had seem better days, but nothing a fresh lick or paint won't fix. Having said that, it was kept very clean and that's really all I ask for. Service at the hotel was generally ok, but I found the concerige that was on that day disinterested and not very helpful. She was very impatient when I was asking questions, and I felt like she was talking down to me. A very big let down. Okay hotel otherwise, and I'd probably would stay there again.

No hot water on first night of stay, courtesy of a Con Ed error--they cut off the gas supply to the hotel, which disabled the boilers. Not the hotel's fault, but their communication was poor--a simple notice near the elevators would have saved guests time and trouble. Friends of mine staying on a floor lower than mine experienced a second day of no hot water, and no heat. Hotel was unable to assist them at all. I'd try the hotel again, though--it's clean and convenient.

Rather noisy at times; thin walls. But for NYC hotel prices its a pretty good value. Blue line subway station just around the corner. 34th street shopping is also around the corner and its a 10 - 15 minute walk to the theater district. Rooms are small as are 90% of NYC hotel rooms. Room for one person only in the bathroom. Last day there was no hot water. Prior days the shower had only hot (nearly scalding) water.

Hotels needs to be renovated. Plus there was no hot water due to a gas line problem which we were never notified of. Rooms and bathrooms are old.

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Sometime on the day before our last night, a pipe broke, flooding the hallway; we returned to find an area inside the door sopping wet, a towel laid out. Can't blame the hotel for that...and it wouldn't have caused an inconvenience...but repairs began, I kid you not, at 11:30 pm, with the cordoning of the entire hallway and loud heavy hammering on the outside wall. We called to room service and were told that this repair was on-going through the night; there was nothing we could do; but perhaps we'd like a complimentary breakfast? We had to scream to get an alternative room (we were told there were none, then got one), shifted at 1 am, and made it through the rest of the evening. But they seriously thought we should have endured *hammering with tools on the walls of our room at night!!!!* It was as if we ended up being an inconvenience to the hotel.

Good price and good location

great thank you

Great hotel. Susie at the theater desk and Carmine with security were great!! They both helped us with information and advice about our stay in New York.

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It was a nice hotel with an historical atmosphere and a very convenient location. A little warn around the edges with tiny rooms but pleasant enough and a good breakfast at the Tick Tock Diner

The service at the New Yorker was perfectly affable, location was convenient and the price was ok for NY .... But the room was the size of a dorm room closet and was about as clean. Checked out of here and for less money stayed at the Cassa Hotel which was fantastic! Stay away from this place at all costs

A nice hotel, especially for the price. Walked everywhere from here and loved it, you could use the tube but if you're for enough them walk - you see so much more. Got a nice twin aspect room looking over the Hudson and some side streets. Small room but I'd imagine that's standard for this city. Bathroom ok although the shower couldn't make it's mind up if it wanted to be hot or cold! Hotel at first looks a bit run down however this shouldn't have any pact on your stay. Just remember that of you want perfection in your hotel, you need to go up town and pay more than twice as much. It is what it is and it's good at it...I'd thoroughly recommend it and would away here again.

I took my three boys to new yourk and we had a blast. the hotel was very nice but showers need updating and the elevators are very noisy

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Great location to subway, walking distance to many attractions. Very easy getting to/from the Lincoln Tunnel.

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Our stay here was pleasant. The rooms are renovated but parts are still quite dated and old. Hot water had issues running hot and cold at times randomly. Staff were friendly enough and the location was very convenient. Concierge assisted us in getting sold out tickets (at a cost). The room was very small and did not have a refrigerator or safe, though you can use the safe in the lobby. No water provided. The tick tock diner had quite good food with large portions.

I had 2 engagements - one in the 20's and the evening engagements in the 50's. Hotel was convenient to both, great location, public transportation. Have stayed previously, will stay in the future for the right deal.

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PERFECTLY located for travel to/from JFK as well as DC and Baltimore (Bolt Bus). Was able to check in super early from a red-eye flight (9:00AM) and found the room to be cute and clean. The section I was in (31st floor) showed it's age a bit, but nothing to complain about as I thought it added to the hotel's historic charm. Good food conveniently located (try Lugo's Cafe), adjacent to Penn Station and Madison Square Garden, as well as Duane Reade for last-minute toiletries or snacks. I LOVED staying at The New Yorker and would most definitely do so again.

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Could hear others in the hallway late at night. Little or no soundproofing Some mornings there was a lack of hot water bathroom was not very clean slow elevators room was very small Decor is plastic

I must say the location of this hotel was amazing I was around all major attractions. The Hotel itself had major problems and one of the worst hotels I have ever been in. The room was small, the tub was old and rusty, the toilet was, I guess meant for a midget and the elevators was broke down for a while and we had to use the service elevators. The location of the hotel was the best part of my hotel experience, but I do not think I will ever stay their again.

This was a satisfactory hotel. The staff was nice and helpful. The rooms were clean, but outdated. The fact that it is connected to a diner was a plus, but the area was not great.

The hotel was a short walk from Penn Station and several subways. The room was small but very decent with comfortable bed. The staff were very friendly. A good experience!

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There is no safe box in the room and no fridge for 4 star hotel!!!!!!!!

Very convenient location. Within walking distance of many of the main attractions. Very helpful staff. 24 hour diner and also a tavern next door. Rooms small but clean. Decor could use some updating.

This is hotel is located centrally and right across the street from a major subway line, which made getting around the city simple. The room was small but still felt clean and was plenty of room for the two of us. My one complaint is that our bathroom smelled of smoke. We were on the 19th floor and in a non smoking room but the ventilation system must not be very good. We kept the door closed and our room was fine, we never smelled it in there. The hotel is a little older too, so the hallways and such were dated but our room was nicely updated. I would recommend it for the price and location.

I recently (Spring 2012) stayed here and had a billing issue. The front desk asked if I wanted to speak to the manager. I answered "Yes," and was asked to wait. The person at the front desk said that the issue was closed and that the manager could not speak to me. Running short on time, I had to leave. Plenty of better places to stay in New York.

The location was perfect for us as everything is within walking distance or accessible by subway. Only minutes away from Macy's, MSG, Empire state building etc.

Super great location. My husband and I travel to NY ever year around this time to attend a convention at the Javits Convention Center. This is the second year we have chosen to stay at the New Yorker and it was great. Very convenient location, very quick and easy daily walk for us to the convention center. We stayed in a suite on the 39th floor, and the view is spectacular! The room was very spacious, comfortable and clean. We also loved the Keurig in the room and all the assorted coffees and teas. The staff was also very helpful, as we had several packages delivered to the hotel before our arrival, and they were ready and waiting as soon as we checked in. Overall very happy with our stay, and will continue to book here in the years to come!

A very touristy area, and sterile environment. However the bed was comfortable and the walls were thick for good soundproofing. I will definitely not return.