Beautiful art deco style hotel in a fantastic location close to subway, 5th Ave and the vibrant Greenwich Village neighbourhood. The staff in particular made this stay extra nice for us with their friendly and helpful style. Big shout out to our main man Tyler on reception for going the extra mile and making us feel super welcome from the moment we walked through the door to the moment we left. Always there with a big smile and couldn’t do enough to help us out! Thank you!

The Walker hotel is a truly extraordinary experience. It is funky, posh, and unique. The beds are like sleeping on clouds, the rooms are quiet and exceptionally tasteful, and we really enjoyed the small touches like cookies delivered to the room, and text messages from our personal concierge. The location cannot be beat, as it is at the edge of the West Village but super close to Union Square, so totally accessible to Times Square, and all of the museums, etc., in Midtown as well as the hip downtown scene with its vintage stores and farmers markets. The only (tiny) point of feedback we had was that the room is a bit dark as most of the lightning id table lamps. Otherwise, it far exceeded our hopes.

This was a most pleasant surprise. A beautiful hotel with staff that go out of their way to accommodate guests. A warm and welcoming fireplace in the wooded reception area. We were met by intimate live jazz playing a very good restaurant and bar (we spoke to a group of locals who come to the restaurant which is always a good sign). The rooms are small but with lots of welcoming touches, including terry cloth-lined bathrobes and slippers in the rooms. The walk-in shower was great and the bathroom amenities of good quality. The shower heads are a bit funky and should be replaced. But everything else was perfect. Staff were great throughout. A special thank you to Bates who gave us great restaurant recommendations and arranged for a piece of birthday cake to be sent to our rooms. This is a high class place without pretentiousness. Will definitely go back next time I’m in New York.