Hotels With Wifi in New York State, United States

This hotel boasts a highly convenient location in Lower Manhattan. It's just a few minutes' walk to the ferry terminal, and a pleasant 3-minute stroll along the river will bring you to the iconic Brooklyn Bridge. A subway station, providing R and W lines with direct access to Queens and Brooklyn, is situated right across the street. Wall Street is also just a 5-minute walk away. The rooms were clean and well-maintained, featuring a very comfortable bed. The bathroom facilities and towels were spotless. A heads-up: guests should bring their own toothbrush, toothpaste, and slippers. The staff were friendly and welcoming. The front desk is on the second floor, where you'll find a refreshment area with a microwave; drinks are available for purchase. Luggage storage is conveniently located on the ground floor, which also houses a Western-style restaurant and an adjacent bar. Overall, this hotel offers excellent value for money and comes highly recommended.

Great location in Times Square and next to Broadway and close to subway/bus stations. Room is not big, with efficient design of use of space it doesn’t feel tiny. Staff are friendly. Nice coffee bar and restaurant on premises.

Pod Times Square is perfect if you are solo, great location, room was basic but clean, cleaned every day, clean towels, hairdryer and tv. My view was of the Hudson River, what's not too like. Walking tours every day if you are interested. Bar facilities, including happy 2 hours and coffee, muffins etc available for breakfast. I really enjoyed my stay here and would come back. I stayed in a Queen room which slept two which was fine for me, just be aware if you are sharing as it is small but hey how long are you in your room in NYC.

The breakfast was good. There was a lot of selection. Location was near the Flushing Meadows and near the US open. Very easy to walk to. The room was very clean and the staff were very friendly.

Hotel Hilton Times Square New York did not gave the buffet breakfast as I payed for. They offer only grab&go breakfast. If I want buffet breakfast (which I allready pay in adwamce 6 month) the stuff advice to pay again and price is 60$ per persone and per day. So I don't want it. Agency Trip.com refaund me overpayed money but I've got the half of price that Hotel Hilton took through my booking. The grab&go breakfast included one sandwich, one peace of fruit snd coffie. But that coffie wasn't chose what you like (for instance capuchino), only american style coffie which I did not used to it. I think that hotel which want to be a class, must not advertised the buffet breakfast if they don't want to offer it. And the price of capuchino is not higher than american style of coffie that will cause problem to this kind of hotel. Other things was ok.

The renovated rooms are nice, though the bathroom is a tad small. The location is excellent, especially for those wanting to catch Broadway shows. The subway is just a short walk away, and it's incredibly convenient to head to Times Square early for photos – you'll have all the best spots to yourself.

While it's only a 4-star, it was perfectly adequate. The rooms weren't very soundproof, and with a lot of people, the elevators could sometimes take a while to arrive. Breakfast was good, and the fish from the Chinese menu was delicious. The bell staff were very responsible. The surrounding area is very convenient.

The room was clean, but the building was old. Due to unexpected early flight changes, I needed to talk to the front desk to reschedule the shuttle request, but no one was available at the front desk for about 40 minutes to an hour. At 4 AM, I had to physically go to the front entrance to wait for the shuttle driver to inform him of the change.. Price was reasonable comparing other hotels in town.

Hotel location was good, staff were friendly . We had issue of extra blanket , but later it was sorted . Overall good experience

The hotel is in an excellent location, a block away Penn Station. All the services were good except the bellman service. There were quite a few just standing around the lobby, but offered little service. A few even had a terrible attitude. And when we were leaving with our suitcases and struggling to open the door, the guy was just standing there watching us, no interest in offering any assistance. The lobby was noisy and crowded most of the time. For the rate they are charging, I would expect better services. I think even a category 1 Hyatt would offer much better services.