Stayed on 12th floor in deluxe room. Booked through hotels.com at $289/night special rate for 2 nights in June 2008. Room has good light, is quiet., and has wood floors. Marble bathroom with both tub and shower. Very clean room, queen bed with duvet and comfy sheets. LCD/HD TV. Bose DVD player. 2 phones. Intimacy kit in mini bar. Courteous,... more

I visited Bryant Park when we needed some down time from seeing the sights. It was a beautiful day, 74 degrees and sunny. The park was very busy, from businessmen to college students, and of courst toursit like myself. There was a live band playing. I lay down on the grass in the sun and let the band and lovely... more

I love, love, LOVE this fabulous park!! It's located just behind the New York Public Library at 42nd street (between 5th and 6th). It's a great place to stop and enjoy an outdoor lunch when the weather co-operates. The fountain is beautiful, and just behind that sits the Bryant Park Hotel which is another piece of New York history -... more

What a wonderful place! Hundreds of seats, beautiful flowers, lots of people. We had a great time there. more

Ok...so the park is heavily over ruled by security guards, it's still one of the best public spaces I've ever been to. On a pack hot Sunday...I was able to find seating without a problem. Got a seat right next to the fountain, which was great with a sandwich from 'WichCraft. The scenery was great as was the atmosphere. This... more

We loved the holiday market and the ice skating rink at Bryant Park. The skating was free but if you needed skates there was a 7.50pp charge, still much less expensive than Wollman Rink or Rockefeller Center. Also it is right next door to the NY Public library which is also grand! more