While not inexpensive, this hotel is reasonable by Manhattan standards and frequently has some good deals available. It is small and has a delightful atmosphere. Most rooms are not large but that is generally true in the city. They are very comfortable, well designed, with many appreciated amenities (such as robes) and excellent beds. Service at all levels is very... More

We stayed for four nights at the Iroquois and thought it was excellent. It was our first time in New York and the location was brilliant - right in the middle of all the main tourist sights, a couple of blocks from Times Square and a few blocks from Central Park and the Empire State Building. But even though it's... More

We stayed at the Iroquois for 8 days in Dec 2010/Jan 2011; I admit that was ages ago but I will never forget our experience here. It was fantastic and I tell every Australian going to NYC about this little gem -great hotel, wonderful staff. We stayed 2 extra nights as we got stuck here (thankfully) during the blizzards. It... More

Each year when we have a ":Go to NYC" trip we always stay at the Iroquois. The accomodations and hotel personell are wonderful each time, but this year we had some special assistance that we want to recognize. Vanessa Torrellas, Chef Concierge, went way beyond the normal service when she personally walked over to the theater where I had lost... More

After reading reviews on this site, we booked this hotel for an eight night stay. There were three of us the first two nights and then just two of us the rest of the time. I had made two reservations and we were going to have to switch rooms but Patrick at the front desk arranged it so we could... More

Just about to leave New York after a four day trip with a friend and making the most of the computer in the library to write a quick review of the hotel. The biggest plus about this hotel is it's location. it is ideally located for all the main attractions - walking distance to Times Square, Empire State, the designer... More

My mum and I enjoyed a weekend in NYC based at the Iroquois which was surprisingly quiet given that it was just around the corner (and down the street) from Times Square. Location-wise it really is great, with just a short walk to the subway, Times Square and the Public Library. The rooms were certainly on the small size but... More

The Iroquois fills the bill if you are looking for a relatively large, beautifully adorned suite in Midtown. It provides excellent value if you stay for three or more days. Staff were very attentive at check-in. We joined the membership club and received a lovely amenity - chocolate dipped strawberries, and a half bottle of wine after check-in. The hotel... More

Great 7 night stay in September/October. Staff were fantastic and very willing to help with your requirements. Reception were incredible and knew the city like the back of their hand with quick and accurate directions. Also knew what the best offers to make everything easier. Also gave great recommendations on things I would have never thought to do. Would definitely... More