This is my third stay at the Algonquin; we do they Broadway theatre every 3 years. 6 days 7 shows. Just a block and a half off Time Square it is perfectly located.

This is an old hotel so you have to appreciate that to enjoy the hotel. Such as small slow elevators that have hard to see numbers, Walk down - ride up. So get a lower floor.

The rooms are a good size and the cleaning staff are very good. We had a small suite and it was much less expensive than 3 years ago. The lobby area is very little changed over time and has a great history, but be prepared for Gin and Tonic $19 and 2 eggs on dry toast $29.

This was the only place I could get last minute, and I regretted it. Room was tiny and gross, bathroom was small, the place was just old in general and needs a full tune up. Gym was tiny too. As a last resort, maybe, but otherwise stay away.

Yes, it's true, I only stayed here the first time because of Dorothy Parker. But, then I grew to love this hotel for its own dear self. Superb location, lovely atmosphere, great special rates and a nice spot for gals like me who prefer to travel alone. I also tend to judge a hotel based on the quality of its room service cheeseburger. This one was top-rate.

Stayed at the Algonquin last week and found it to be warm, "cozy" and the perfect location.
The bed was comfortable and the room was fresh and clean. The staff was exceptional and very friendly, I stayed there a few years ago and found it to be a little cold.
Loved the workout area, I wasn't expecting much because the rooms are SO small but that was a pleasant surprise. If the rooms were larger I'd stay with my husband on our next trip. On second thought perhaps I'll ask for a larger room