This is our usual hotel in NYC. We used to live in the area, so we have friends and relative that live in NYC and Long Island. The hotel is very comfortable, well located at a reasonable price. It is nice to have the bar off the lobby for a drink or to meet people. Note some room have interior views that are not so great.
I had stayed at the Warwick over 50 years ago - and had quite forgotten what a wonderful hotel it was. Friend with whom I was traveling had stayed there recently and recommended that we stay there. What a pleasant suprise. The hotel may be one of the older hotels in the city - but the hotel rate and the great staff are "top notch"! The restaurant is also extremely good, well priced and the waiters are very attentive, I would certainly recommend the Warwick for its staff, its location and their very fair rates. From now on the Warwick will be my hotel of choice for any trip to NYC!
Really, to read some of these reviews, one wonders what people expect. The Salisbury having been demolished, we stayed here for the first time for our first trip back to NYC since the pandemic. We loved it. The staff could not have been more accommodating (early check in, late check out). The room (by NYC standards) was large (~350 ft2), with high ceilings, lovely marble bath, real furniture made of actual wood, a king-sized bed that was actually a king, not a queen, lovely heavy drapes. So okay, the view out the window was an air shaft. So what? Who stays in their hotel room in New York? We never had a problem waiting for an elevator. Super convenient location. Superbly quiet. And for this silent film buff, a happy surprise -- photos of Marion Davies in our room (and throughout the hotel). Turns out the hotel was built by her paramour, William Randolph Hearst, and she had a suite in one of the towers. Pros: many; cons: none. Ignore the naysayers and reserve without qualm -- unless you're a fan of the current sterile style of hotels, you will be very happy here.…
Would really give this hotel a wide birth if you want to keep your money, when booking the hotel we were made aware of city taxes which I knew we would have to pay! When we checked in, they took a deposit of $200 for city taxes and incidentals which isn’t unusual When we came to check out we were landed with a bill of $175 for hotel fees, I queried this as it wasn’t mentioned when checking in (why would they) and it covers the gym and Wi-Fi which when we checked in we were told these were FREE Queried with the lady checking us out and she wasn’t bothered, her attitude and customer service was disgusting When giving our bags to the concierge and querying him on these fees he said it’s a stealthy way to get more money out of its customers and it’s a common theme with many guests not knowing this is due Location was fantastic but feel cheated and mislead by the hotel, would really advise anyone looking at staying here to avoid at all costs…
I enjoyed my stay at the Warwick for the most part. The staff were top notch, friendly and professional. It sits in a great location for mid-town and theater activities. The food in the restaurant (Murals) was terrific and the lobby bar was fun. The room was clean and comfortable and the price was right, but the bathroom in the room was absolutely tiny. I have never seen such a small bathroom in a hotel before in my life, including old European hotels that converted to en suite. I am not a big person and I barely had enough room to shave. I probably will stay there again on business because I enjoyed the staff so much, but I don’t think I would stay there if there two of us in the room.
The doorman was welcoming, as were Mark and Francine at the front desk who were also cordial and helpful. The room was clean and spacious. Emani was a gracious host at breakfast at Murals. Ronda was a timely and plesant waiter, as was the workers around her - the food was very fine. Grace at dinner was a gracious host and waiter and knew her wines. The Asian fusion food was very good. Randolfs is a lovely bar nice customers and the bartender was pleasent and timely though she was busy. The staff at The Warwick are all professional, cordial and well trained. The cleaning person was very accomdating, which was helpful. The location is great, near MOMA and Central park.
Enjoyed nicely remodeled room with a terrace. It was nice to have outdoor space! I wasn’t expecting a friend to come along when I booked so I slept on a very old rollaway with springs sticking in my back.
First trip to NYC and we wanted to be in the middle of it all. We got a terrace room with the most amazing views! The location was perfect. The front desk was incredible. Walking distance to Theater District, Times Square, the Met, literally across the street from the MOMA and a block from Radio City and Rockefeller Plaza, and, of course, the NYC subways (which prived incredibly easy to navigate!) The fact that this hotel has history drew us to it and I'm so glad we chose it over modern chains. Reviews complaining about the elevators should not dissuade anyone from staying here. It felt 1930s glamour. This was completely worth the splurge for the terrace room.
We returned to our favorite hotel in mid-town for another special family occasion - had another outstanding stay at the Warwick - rooms were comfortable and clean - front desk staff were friendly and helpful - We especially enjoyed our time in Randolph's, their in-house bar/restaurant - food and drinks were excellent - what really stood out to us and separates them from all the rest was the quality of service by their staff - our server was by far the best we've ever had - professional, friendly and helpful in every way - We will return to the Warwick for special couple and family occasions, again and again....highly recommended
Great location bt Central Park and Times Square. Very polite and helpful staff. Nice rooms, small but appropriate size for New York. Is an old building but well taken care of. The lobby bar did not open until 5pm. The restaurant was open in the evenings. It was open in the morning the day I left but did not seem to be for breakfast or lunch I. The holiday weekend. Join the free membership group to receive a better room rate.
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