Just returned from a weeks trip to New York and stayed at the New Yorker. Hotel was good, full of character and in a good location (Macys 5 min walk away!!!). Room not the biggest I have been in but was out all day/nite so wasnt an issue really. Room cleaned every day and maids on 20th..always pleasant. 2 double... More

My second time at this hotel. Good for its location as only minutes from shops, Madison Square Garden, tube stations. Easy walking distance to Bus Station and Times Square. It had a refurb a few years ago and rooms smart but small. The Tick Tock Diner is 24/7 and good food for breakfast and of an evening after a busy... More

We chose the hotel for its location - which is excellent - and it's architectural style - the lobby is magnificent - and that for me is where the positives end. Nobody greeted us to see if we needed assistance with luggage; the check-in staff were rude and we were left to find our own way to our rooms. The... More

The New Yorker is one of the historic hotels in Manhattan for sure. On the corner of 34th and 8th it's just a half block away from Penn Station and the Madison Square Garden which makes it a great place to stay just for the ease of access to the train and subway station. The lobby is quite expansive and... More

My daughter booked this hotel online for my birthday for us both to go and visit New York, see the sights, do some shooping and see some shows. My daugher had been before; however this was my first time. On arrival we were greeted by Mohammed who looked after us ensuring we had a room with excellent views and also... More

The hotel is a fine hotel to stay just remember the rooms are very small.The staff are helpfull and the hotel is clean,The tic toc dinner was fine.It is a attached to the hotel. More

We booked the New Yorker for 5 nights. It was our first trip to New York and we were concerned that our hotel and accomodation were going to be ok. Well I must say the New Yorker was absolutely fantastic.The location is perfect and the facilities are fab. We were upgraded to an amazing corner room with fabulous views of... More

I stayed at the New Yorker a couple of days back and have to say that the hotel is brilliantly located on 8th avenue. So close to the ESB and shopping areas and eating joints. Penn station is a two minute walk away. All buses from airport stop at penn station which is wonderful. Macys too is close by. The... More

In a town where you pay through the nose for lodging, its nice to have a place like the New Yorker (well located near transit and good value) to fall back on. Its an older hotel that has been renovated throughout. That means smaller rooms... but still very reasonable by NYC standards. Given the size of the hotel, understandably the... More