Absolutely great experience.. our suite had the view that everyone coming to the city wants! across to the East River, down to the Statue of LIberty. NIcely furnished, (flat screens in both the living room and the bedroom!) and very accommodating staff (asked for a Keurig and they put one in the suite before I got there.. nice service.) The... More

just spent five nights in new york the city that never sleeps!! we stayed at the new yorker hotel. the staff were all very friendly and helpful nothing was to much trouble check in and out was very quick the staff at the tick tock diner were lovely. we would recommend using grayline bus trips we brought a three day... More

On arrival the hotel has a very impressive foyer thats always buzzing with people 24/7. We stayed in a tower suite - room 3809. This suite has a terrace with fantastic views of the Manhattan skyline including the empire state building and the chyrsler building. The suite is a decent size with seperate sitting and sleeping areas. The marble bathroom... More

My daughter was trying out for America's got talent, so we needed a hotel close by. I had no idea where to stay because neither one of us were ever in New York City. I booked the room at the New Yorker because of the location and prayed it would at least be clean. Right before I booked the hotel,... More

The only nice thing about the New Yorker was the hotel lobby. Once you get past the glamorous lobby it pretty much turns into a run down motel. I rented a suite, for about $200 a night, the room was a pretty big size. Unfortunately, the size had no relation to the quality of the room. The sheets were clean,... More

I stayed at the New Yorker for a couple of nights. The overall experience was not too bad but only because of the location of the hotel. The subway is really close, and it is quite safe to walk around the hotel. The hotel itself was great looking from the outside, but on the inside it was quite old and... More

My school (I'm a teacher) booked this room because it's close to the Convention Center and I just went. I am a former Manhattanite and knew the location was good, but knew absolutely nothing about the hotel except for its recognizable exterior. It dates to the Art Deco era and is presently under renovation. I shared a room with a... More

I needed to stay at this hotel for a conference. It was the kind of place where you didn't want to touch anything because of the filth. The carpet felt greasy. The bed sheets had holes in them. The bathroom surfaces were sticky. I know they are going through some renovation and I can understand if the carpet or drape... More

Just got back from the New Yorker Hotel. I'm a Midwestern girl who'd never been to the City that Never Sleeps before this trip. I traveled with my friend, who was celebrating her 40th birthday. Price: $269 for Thursday night and Sunday night / $299 for Friday/Saturday night (10/04/07-10/08/07) for a suite (bedroom and separate living room, one queen sized... More