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"Great property close to Times Square. Rooms are small with no fridge or microwave, but this is an old, historic, well-kept property that we would definitely return to. Get to know "Bobby the Doorman", he's been there for 47 years!! Breakfast at Friedman's was great."

"The hotel was convenient and in a great location. I would definitely stay in this area again. It was clean. My only complaint was that the fridge wasn't working and the blind wouldnt work both of which I reported to reception. "

"I’d give The New Yorker Hotel a 6/10 overall. The location and building itself are nice, but my experience ended on a frustrating note. I was charged a smoking fee even though I have never smoked in my life. Apparently their sensor was triggered by hairspray, which set it off and resulted in the charge. Now I’m stuck dealing with disputing a fee for something that simply didn’t happen. It’s honestly been a huge pain to deal with, and situations like this make the stay feel a lot less enjoyable. I understand hotels enforcing no-smoking policies, but charging such a large fee without properly verifying what actually triggered the sensor feels unfair. Because of that experience, I can’t rate my stay higher than a 6/10."

"Every team member was cordial helpful and great"

"Pretty great stay! "

"Amazing place, everyone was so nice and the room were top tier clean "

"The staff was great. Very nice. And the room was very clean. A great stay. Will gladly return!"

"I was not made aware that there would be construction occurring directly in the room below me. I was on the 8th floor. At 10 am Jack hammering began. It lasted throughout the afternoon. No apologies. No notice "

"Best value in the neighborhood, hands down. You can get a room with a spectacular view for what a closet costs in other LES hotels. Design is spare and inviting. Premium rooms are best—but the premium rooms cost what basic rooms cost elsewhere in the LES. However: the service. I’m a longtime New Yorker, and I know from brusque attitude not being necessarily rude. This ain’t it. Multiple front desk peeps get legit mad at me for asking questions. Most don’t look you in the eye. Bro barked “ID!” when I started spelling my name for the reservation—before I finished speaking. Clearly they’re swamped—big hotel—and maybe understaffed? I can’t stay mad at people in a service role. It’s a lot to deal with. But. I stay here almost every time I come to New York, and I’m gonna keep doing it, because, like I say, tremendous value, best neighborhood. Just wish they’d take a lesson from their neighbors, say, across the street, or down a couple blocks—way less worthwhile hotels, but they’re nice to you."