"Everyone knows that NYC Hotel rooms are overpriced and small. But I was pleasantly surprised by the size and “affordability” of this room…Up to date, beds were good, bath was good- can’t say anything bad about the room or hotel. Perfect stay!
Would recommend!"
"Room was clean but shower was terrible, draining issues( were sorted next day up to a limit), using shower was tricky, all three the tap, hand held shower and rain shower work together or only hand held, we found setting pretty unfriendly. For Brits: no tea facilities in the room. Staff was good, a separate fridge was provided so if you don’t want to use mini bar then still have a chance to keep your drinks nice and cooler."
"Great staff. Clean room with tv, a bed, a closet, a chair, a bathtub - a great price but few amenities. I had to ask for paper cups ( no glasses) or coffee or chargers. The lobby was striking art deco and there was a café in the hotel where you could get coffee. Also a great location if you want to enjoy Broadway shows and Times Square."
"We recently stayed at The New Yorker for a quick two-day, one-night trip, and overall had a pleasant experience. The hotel itself is nice and centrally located right off 8th Avenue, making it very convenient for exploring the heart of New York. Although there was construction happening outside, it did not impact our stay.
Check-in was a highlight. The front desk associate was welcoming, allowed us an early check-in, and even provided an upgraded room, which we truly appreciated.
There were a few small touches that could have made the stay even better. For a hotel of this size and location, it would have been nice to have complimentary coffee or water available in the lobby. While the room included a Keurig, it only had coffee and no tea options. Additionally, there was no microwave in the room or accessible anywhere in the hotel. After ordering in-room dining, which was quite expensive, it would have been helpful to reheat leftovers rather than having to go back out.
Bathroom amenities were also very basic. Items like lotion or makeup remover wipes would have been a nice addition, especially compared to other hotels at a similar or even lower price point.
Overall, we enjoyed our stay, especially the location and customer service, but a few added conveniences and amenities would elevate the experience even more.
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Are you looking for a romantic escape? Our guests also enjoy New Rochelle for its restaurants and shopping. You might consider checking out some of the nearby sights and attractions such as New Roc City, Hudson Park and Beach, or Hynes Athletic Center. If you're interested in staying close to a certain attraction, you can sort properties by neighborhood or distance to top sights, so you'll be able to see everything on your list.
When is the best time of year for a romantic getaway to New Rochelle?
If you're hoping to get lost in the rain on your romantic getaway, check out these details about year-round temperatures in New Rochelle: The hottest months are usually July and August with an average temp of 73°F, while the coldest months are January and February with an average of 36°F. Average annual precipitation for New Rochelle is 51 inches.
What is there to do in New Rochelle?
There's nothing better than experiencing a new destination with your sweetheart, so consider checking out all there is to see and do in New Rochelle. If you and your partner are interested in sampling the area's cuisine, you'll enjoy New Rochelle for its restaurants. You might think about visiting New Roc City, Hudson Park and Beach, or Hynes Athletic Center.
What's the best way to get to New Rochelle and around town during my romantic getaway?
This information about transportation options in New Rochelle might help your romantic getaway go off without a hitch: Make your way to New Rochelle with a flight to LaGuardia Airport (LGA), which is the closest major airport located 10.6 mi (17 km) from the city center. If you want to venture outside of the area, hop aboard a train at New Rochelle Station.