Just returned from Millenium Broadway. Room fantastic, 45th floor, views wonderful. Room clean and coffee maker added extra treat after a hard day walking.
Location is just perfect. Cannot be matched. Looked at many hotels and none matched this location, you walked out of the door and New York was at your feet bursting with activity.

Staff helpful. Deli across the road soooooo useful on a hot day.
Had read mixed reviews, but was not disappointed at all, and to be honest the location makes up for anything. So don't be put off by what you read on negative reviews. Enjoy


CK and son

My wife and I just returned from a 3 night stay in New York City at the Millenium Broadway. Part business and part fun.
From the moment we arrived at reception the hotel staff was wonderful. Our upgraded room on the 40th floor was available at once and it was quite large by New York City standards. We did have a few requests of housekeeping and they were taken care of immediately. Every employee of the hotel that we met was friendly and could not do enough to make our stay more enjoyable.
We have been coming to New York City for over 40 years and have stayed in large and small hotels with good and bad experiences.
The Millenium Broadway has done it's best to make us want to return to their hotel.
A & J
Marblehead, MA

I recently stayed at this hotel a few weeks ago and cannot complain about a single thing. My first stay here was in July of 2006 and was satisfied enough to return again. The staff at the front desk were very friendly and fulfilled every request that we asked. We checked in on a Friday afternoon around 1:00 and they even gave us a high floor room with a view of the Empire State Building, Chrysler Building and a bit of Times Square for no additional fee, just by simply asking.

My room was very clean and fresh. The only issue found upon arriving in the room was that a light bulb had burned out, yet a quick call to the front desk and two minutes later the bulb was changed by a very polite hotel worker that quickly apologized and changed the bulb. Bathrooms were clean and once again cleaned every morning there after by housekeeping as we headed out into the city.

The concierge service proved to again on this trip to be just as helpful in finding and providing information to us. As well, all of the doormen are very friendly and willing to carry on a nice conversation with you as they hail a cab for you out of the main entrance of the hotel. One of the most pleasing things that I took notice of during my stay was that if you enter the hotel after approximately 11:30 at night, a doorman will ask to see your room key, a safety measure to keep the riff-raff out.

The only true issues that I can find at all after two very nice stays at the Millennium Broadway are as follows:

1) WiFi access is done on a day-by-day 24 hour fee basis. In order to gain internet access you must charge a 24 usage fee to your room, and charge again for each day you wish to use WiFi. Free WiFi would be ideal, but if charging is necessary, a flat rate fee for you stay would be second to ideal.

2) As with any hotel, the beverages and snacks in the mini-fridge come with a hefty price, but to charge $5 for a 12oz glass bottle of Coca-Cola is a little extreme. However, there are solutions. One would be to take a short ride down the elevator to the gift shop and buy a soda or water for about $2. Or secondly take a short walk to a Duane-Reade just around the corner and just buy some there.

Overall, I really cannot find one reason to make a case of why this would be a bad place to stay. The location is about as perfect as they come. The price is reasonable and competitive with other Theater District hotels in Times Square. I plan to return to this hotel in my future trips to New York and will continue to do so until I see a reason not to.

booked through travelzoo and got a good deal for the location. I would say location would be the absolute ONLY thing good about this place. Staff were extremely rude. Upon check-in I was told to bring my own luggage in yet the bellman expected a tip. Needless to say he didn't get one. The beds were extremely hard....extremely. Parking for the hotel is a block and a half away from the hotel and is 55.00/night. At that parking lot, they will not lock your car. I had to retrieve a video camera I had left in my vehicle and found the car unlocked. I locked it when I left but when I returned again to place some souveniers in the vehicle, it was unlocked again. I complained but who knows if they kept it locked. It would not have been a big deal had the parking lot not been so easily accessible to the public. Upon checking out, they attempted to charge me more for parking than they had originally told me. Attempted to charge me 65.00 a night instead of 55.00. Also, the receptionist tried to charge me full price for the room instead of the deal I received through travelzoo. Had I not had my receipt, who I would have been out of luck. I would definitely say avoid this place unless you get an incredible deal. Otherwise, you'll be sorry you spent your hard earned dollars on a sub-par hotel.