We paid,on average, £100/night for a two bed suite. The bedroom and living room were huge by any hotel standards and the housekeeping was IMMACULATE. Beds were heavenly and the room also came with a small kitchenette with fridge and microwave. We stayed on the 14th floor at the back of the hotel and our stay was very quiet.

Yes, the style is outdated and the bathroom needs to be modernised. However, at this price and at this location (5 mins from the Plaza and Wollman Rink) I am happy to give up more stylish accommodation and would happily return to The Salisbury anytime.

PS you are accross the street from the back entrance to the Parker Meridian - don't bother with Shake Shack, go to Burger Joint at the PM if you want a really good burger.

...you want a suite, in a great location, and you plan to eat out.There is no bar, no restaurant just a breakfast room and no frills. The style isn't contemporary but it is comfortable and clean. I've stayed four times and wouldn't stay anywhere else. Some of the photos on Trip advisor suggest that the ordinary rooms may be a bit small but the suites are great and good
value.

I took my husband to New York for three nights. The hotel room was massive, more like an apartment really. Two double beds which were really comfortable, best pillows ever. The hotel could do with a make over and is a little outdated. The bathroom was nice and big with bath and shower. Mini kitchen with microwave and fridge which was useful. Great location for central park, only two blocks. We walked everywhere, time square is only ten minutes away. The New York city pass was really good value for money. I bought it before we went. We used it for the Empire State building, Rockerfella centre, natural history museum, boat ride to the statue of liberty and still had another entry we didn't use. The weather was great when we went but it does get very hot in the city. We escaped into the park, lovely snack in the cafe. We had a lovely time in New York and would go back we would stay at the Salisbury as it was good value for money and we liked the location. Don't bother with the breakfast your better off going up the street a few blocks. You must go to Bryant park it's a lovely little oasis.

What a wonderful hotel. Clean room. Large room. Outstanding buffet breakfast for $9...no service charge, tax, or tip added. Window opened in room. Quiet room. Close to Carnegie Hall. I would stay here again. Across street from subway. Near groceries. Hotel room had microwave and refrigerator.