Location is very central and you can walk to tourist sights such as Times Square, Empire State Building etc. You save a fortune on taxi fares if you book a hop on hop off tour to travel around downtown and uptown. The rooms are very tiny but that is expected in New York. Try not to travel in holiday season... more

I recently stayed at the New Yorker on a business trip with a colleague of mine and we both really enjoyed our stay. We booked a standard room with two double beds but upon arriving to check in the clerk upgraded us to a 40th floor junior suite for two people which was a nice surprise! The rooms are quite... more

I am writing this review whilst staying at this tired and poorly renovated hotel. We left some cookies in a sealed bag only to find them opened with mice or rat droppings everywhere. Having been moved rooms we were not apologised too nor were we offered a refund and instead we were told as we have had the benefit of... more

The Hotel New Yorker is a fantastic art deco hotel that has recently been refurbished and it really shows. The rooms are not massive but more than big enough for the 2 of us for a week plus storing oodles of xmas shopping!! The staff are great, very friendly and happy to help - particluarly the transport staff who helped... more

the location is good, and nearby there are many subway stops. Shopping center Macy's and the empire state building are within walking distance. the rooms are very comfortable and clean, medium in size and with a fair size bathroom. We were given a renovated room and the furniture and bed were very good. Our room was on the 34th floor... more

just got back from a 4 night stay at the new yorker. the hotel is in a great location close to macy's and the empire state and 10-15 mins walk to times square. took us about 20-25 mins to walk to central park. rooms were cleaned every day but our room was very small, (we didn't mind as only slept... more

We selected this hotel, as it was the staging ground for the Macy's Day Parade which we were in. I guess if you are a tourist it does have the advantage of being centrally located in a slightly seedy part of town ( especially at night) . The staff was accommodating, and allowed a late check out without a problem.... more

Stayed at the new yorker hotel for 5 nights this november. On check in we were of course very excited having just arrived in NY and looking forward to our stay at the new yorker as this has been booked 8 months in advance. Our excitment later turned to anger at the way I was spoken to by the gentlemen... more

The hotel was in a good location and the rooms were spotless and recently refurbished (massive TV was a nice surprise!). We were a bit disappointed however at queuing for half an hour to check in after having been travelling for 12 hours, and when we finally checked in they couldnt/wouldnt let us have our room early (check in is... more