Hotels With Wifi in New York State, United States

Magical ! Excellent service, hearty breakfast in true New York style

The hotel's location right in Times Square is excellent. For Manhattan, the room was surprisingly spacious, featuring two full-sized beds and a large sofa that could comfortably sleep an adult. Service was also good; the front desk staff were very friendly. There's a $40 daily resort fee that includes a credit you can use to grab food from the hotel restaurant – definitely use it, or it goes to waste! Midtown Manhattan attractions are all within walking distance, and getting to Uptown and Downtown is incredibly convenient via subway or Uber. While Times Square itself can be a bit chaotic and gritty, it's bustling with trendy spots and all sorts of dining options. Plus, being on the 35th floor, the room was surprisingly quiet. Despite a few minor issues, the positives definitely outweighed the negatives, and I was quite satisfied overall.

Great place to stay for one night. Clean and spacious. Jessica at reception is helpful in providing easy check in and helped with airport shuttle to LGA the next morning. Will stay again next time.

Great location but very dated, dusty, and overall disappointed with amenities. No cups, slippers provided. Multiple sockets not working especially the one in the bathroom. Shower doesn’t have any pressure.. Over priced.

Hotel room and amenities were good. But the staff was exceptional they were very helpful and accommodating our super early check-in. This is how hotel staff used to be, highly recommend. Location is within minutes of grand Central an multiple subway stations.

It was very close to Soho and the subway station, making it easy to travel anywhere in Manhattan. It wasn't dangerous at night. The staff was friendly, the place was clean, and the shared bathroom and shower were very nice. However, the room was small, so storing my luggage was a bit inconvenient. Still, for a solo traveler, it was a great value for money stay in New York. The room was a little cold because the air conditioning was directly above the window.

I would like to compliment Ms. Mariam Ibrahim for her outstanding and courteous service during my check-in at the New York Marriott Downtown. From the very first moment, her warm and cheerful personality made me feel right at home. She kindly suggested an upgrade to the 38th floor with access to the Executive Lounge at a very reasonable charge—a memorable experience for my family, as we had never stayed so high before. The view from the room was truly breathtaking, and even from the lounge we could see the Statue of Liberty, which made our stay even more special. Ms. Mariam’s professionalism, kindness, and positive attitude reflect the true spirit of hospitality. She is definitely well-suited as a frontliner, and her service made our stay an unforgettable one.

Location is a bit far from main metro but that can be compensated with Lyft ride which is just abt $6usd to the metro...we chose here given the rate of stay is so much lower than in Manhatten. Room wise is very decent and clean. Amenities were lacking ie toothbrush / paste and bathroom slippers which will be a plus point if provided. The hotel is next to some Industrial building and there's sensors within the room to monitor Carbon Monoxide which. Personally stay here only if u are on budget and wana balance ur your long stay in NYC. There's no eateries nearby and nearest are small shops which need about 10mins walking. The good thing is hotel does provide snacks / hot n iced water at lobby and for breakfast time - they provide free pastries, fruits and coffee / tea.

I really liked the stay. The location is very good for the price, and every staff at the hotel was very friendly. The room was decently spacious. Overall, this hotel is a very good value if you need to stay in/around this location.

The Asian man being the counter at check in was not friendly at all. He also took a long time to check everyone in. There was a long line and only he was working. We were tired and when we went upstairs to our room, the key didn’t work. We had to go back downstairs and wait again, only for the man to tell us he gave us the wrong room number.  On our last day, the fire alarm went off at 1am while we were sleeping. We called downstairs and no one answered. We evacuated the room only to find out it was a false alarm. There was no announcement. Just one person behind the desk telling people who asked him. The fire department shut down the elevators so we had to wait to go back to our rooms. We got very little sleep after that.