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1. Tempo by Hilton New York Times Square

Manhattan

Shebora

₩443,241 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 15 - Nov 16

A high-rise hotel with multiple floors, large windows, and a prominent tree in front.

2. The Fifty Sonesta Hotel New York

Manhattan

Sara

₩510,348 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 29 - Nov 30

A rooftop patio with a table set for dining, outdoor seating, and a view of the city skyline.

3. The Gardens Sonesta ES Suites New York

Manhattan

Kelsey

₩690,451 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 22 - Nov 23

4. Gramercy Park Hotel

Manhattan

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A modern lobby with a central water feature, seating areas, and a staircase.

5. Hyatt Grand Central New York

Manhattan

Jose

₩410,514 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 22 - Nov 23

6. Hilton Garden Inn New York/Times Square Central

Manhattan

Felix

₩258,538 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 23 - Nov 24

A high-rise building with a distinctive spire, viewed through a window frame.

7. Hilton Garden Inn New York/West 35th Street

Manhattan

Darnell

₩279,097 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 23 - Nov 24

A cityscape through a window with a view of tall buildings and a lamp.

8. Hotel Beacon

Manhattan

Jennet

₩487,928 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 28 - Nov 29

A modern lounge area with a bar, seating, and decorative plants.

9. Hyatt Union Square New York

Manhattan

Brian

₩465,734 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 22 - Nov 23

A rooftop terrace with a round table, seating, and a city skyline view.

10. Ink 48 Hotel

Manhattan

Steven

₩340,764 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 23 - Nov 24

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Top New York Hotel Reviews

A hotel entrance with a glass door, a staircase, a reception desk, and two potted plants.

Broadway Plaza Hotel

Manhattan

10/10 Excellent

Loved everything about our stay at the Broadway Plaza Hotel. Front desk staff was incredibly nice and helpful as were their two security/doormen. Hotel was nice, room was clean and spacious for our family of 6, beds were very comfortable, and it was located in a very good location. Subway and restaurants were within walking distance, area is busy day and night but we slept without any disturbances. Highly recommend and look forward to our next stay here!

Luisa

A modern kitchen with wooden cabinets, a granite countertop, and a dining area with a wooden table and chairs.

Mint House 70 Pine by Kasa

Manhattan

10/10 Excellent

Willie

Arlo Midtown

Manhattan

10/10 Excellent

Jason

A historic building with a classic facade, multiple flags, and a prominent entrance.

The Iroquois Times Square, a Small Luxury Hotel

Manhattan

10/10 Excellent

Silvia

A modern lounge area with sofas, a coffee table, and a large digital art display on the wall.

Hilton Club The Quin New York

Manhattan

10/10 Excellent

Rebecca

A building with a prominent 'MUSE' sign, large windows, and potted plants at the entrance.

The Muse New York

Manhattan

10/10 Excellent

Kathleen

A rooftop terrace with seating areas, a glass railing, and a cityscape view.

citizenM New York Times Square

Manhattan

10/10 Excellent

This was an amazing place to stay. EVERYONE is friendly. The room is clean. The bed is huge and comfortable. The air gets so cold. The rooftop bar has BEAUTIFUL views of the city. The location is perfect. You're so close to EVERYTHING! The staff is knowledgeable and happy to help. The atmosphere is so chill. It's a nice, quiet stay compared to the hustle and bustle of the city. I love the atmosphere. Would definitely stay again. Also. The rooms are SO quiet. We were right next to the elevator,...

Emilie

A high-rise building with a clear view of the surrounding cityscape.

The Jewel Hotel, New York

Manhattan

10/10 Excellent

Chris

A modern hotel room with a bed, a sofa, a TV, and a window with a city view.

LUMA Hotel Times Square

Manhattan

10/10 Excellent

Shannon

The Westin hotel entrance with large potted plants and a modern facade.

The Westin New York Grand Central

Manhattan

10/10 Excellent

Margaret M

A spacious indoor area with large windows, a wooden ceiling, and multiple seating areas with striped cushions.

Made Hotel

Manhattan

10/10 Excellent

This hotel was incredible! Top to bottom. The lobby felt warm and inviting, while still being chic. It had a garden terrace right off of the lobby bar. There is a coffee shop attached to the lobby, and coffee (hot or iced), hot chocolate and tea are free for guests. The beds are INSANELY comfortable! The most comfortable hotel bed I've ever slept in. The room was small, but so smartly laid out that we had more than enough room. But the very best part was the staff. Every single person we...

Lexi

A modern interior with a large sectional sofa, wooden shelving, and a large window with a city view.

Hampton Inn Manhattan/Times Square Central

Manhattan

10/10 Excellent

Heather

Tempo by Hilton New York Times Square

Manhattan

10/10 Excellent

I really enjoyed my stay. If you're looking for a quiet place - this is not it, though. You can hear the street noise. It's New York, after all. Just mentioning this as I noticed it, but quickly got used to it. The location is great. Near subways, restaurants, Broadway. Almost everything is walking distance away. The room is good and a welcome respite from the busy-ness of the city, but we didn't spend much time in it, because there is just way too much to see and do and too little time.

Frans

Romer Hell's Kitchen

Manhattan

10/10 Excellent

We enjoyed our two night stay at the Romer's. We came in on the subway from JFK, and it was about 1 block walk from the subway station. We came to eat food and see the museums, and Hell's Kitchen is ground zero for foodies! We found great places to eat within a 15 minute walking distance. Two things we didn't prepare for. We came to NYC with practically no cash, as we had just come from a recent trip to Europe, where everything is cashless. Tips are still paid in cash in NYC in many...

John