Find hotels near Midtown West in New York (NY), United States

I'm afraid my review will make this hostel so popular that it will be impossible to book. What's not to like? The location is fantastic. The rooms were larger than the average hostel, and we had our own bathroom. All for under $200 in the theater district. Unheard of. The front desk staff was very friendly. It was a little difficult to find someone to help us stow our luggage but other than that, no complaints. Quiet after 11pm, not noisy until after 8am.

10+days in Midtown so my daughter could attend a dance Convention @ Sheraton, only 4 minutes to walk there, straight down 7th. I paid $600 less here than their rate, basically needed that for food all week. Staff, especially the bellman were SO helpful, we were always greeted upon entering this beautiful lobby, 3 elevators running & never waited long. Not So at Sheraton where people sat around on floors waiting up to 20 minutes on elevators. Having the Diner/restaurant on main floor made odd eating hours a pleasure! Huge variety on menu, also Subway right next door offered a familiar taste of home, Open 24 hrs. AND FREE COFFEE with a breakfast sandwich purchase (yep, in NYC), Starbucks across street, Dunkin Donuts across next block, Stagecoach rest., Deli & cafes offer open hot bars. We ate at a different place every day and Truly enjoyed the options only steps away! On Sunday, there's 7 churches within a 10 minute walk, THANKS LORD, for your provision. DEFINITELY a Wellington FAN!

Pros: Best location for first time tourist who wants to explore famous landmarks. Walking distance to many attractions and nyc famous locations. It will save you transportation cost and time to stay in the middle of midtown new york. Walking distance to central park, time square, MoMA, 5th Ave, tour bus pick up point, broadway, radio city. If in the walking mood, you can also walk to empire state building, grand central station, top of the rock. Cons: nothing

As we expected from reading other reviews, the room was small with no closet, so that was not a surprise. The room and entire property seemed well maintained and clean. We always had plenty of fresh towels and the beds were made up daily. The breakfast was good, but the space provided for it was not large enough to accommodate the number of guests trying to get their food at the same time. The location in Midtown is good with lots of restaurants and a few attractions within easy walking distance. Although there was construction going on across the street, our room was at the back of the building and we weren't disturbed by any outside noise. Can't say enough about the great staff, though! They were very helpful, attentive and professional.

Great location for our purposes but costly. Not enough lifts and one temperamental. Chaos especially around breakfast area when lift not working. Other guests said this was not an isolated occurrence. Be sure to aske for a room above 5th floor and at front as noisy fans to rear. However good breakfast and nice rooms. Need to supply own bottled water or pay for theirs - not cheap.

Tick all boxes for a family traveling with two toddlers. Located in the quiet part of Midtown which makes it the ideal hotel to unwind and rest after a long day of sightseeing. We felt very safe even at night, it is a stone throw away from Central Park, many eateries/cafes and shopping places. There is also a 24/7 grocery store around the corner. The bed and pillows are super comfortable. We only wish that the hotel provides a fridge, although it’s no

the bf and i decided to stay an extra night in nyc so we decided to book through through . the staff at sheraton had a difficult time finding our booking at first, as we had booked the previous night and it wasn't showing up in the system. location is key! this hotel literally sits on top of the b,d, and e train. 5th avenue's infamous high-end shopping street is just one station away. the e train will also take you to the airport in an hour for just $7.50 (2.50 subway fare + 5.00 air train fare). we opted for this as we were leaving during rush hour. additionally, walk down the block and you'll reach the infamous halal food cart! ate this at least 3 times - so amazing! the room itself is decent in size for a new york room. the rooms aren't anything fancy or artistic in design but it is clean and you get what you pay for. i ended up paying $ and for the convenience, especially in manhattan,this deal was unbeatable.

Found Park Central Hotel as the hidden gem of New York. It's central location, nearby Central Park and in the heart of Midtown is very convenient. The hotel is super clean, beautifully decorated from the lobby up to the room. And what I like most with the hotel is they provided the rooms and public area, in lobby, with advance technology that is very convenient for travelers from different country with different power switch type! Tada! One USB away in this hotel is good enough, I don't have to worry about buying converter etc.

I travelled with an 18 year old for her birthday trip to NYC All staff were efficient and pleasant at all times . The concierge was exceptional, a very positive and helpful lady with a cheerful demeanour and a can do attitude which really impressed us . We were given a corner room with a great view of the city, lots of helpful advice and we felt very well attended by everyone from the room maid to the doormen. Thank you to all!!

I really had a most enjoyable stay at Hilton Garden Inn. The location of this hotel is so very convenient. Not only is it just a couple of minutes walk down to Times Square, it's also near other locations such as the Museum of Modern Art (MoMa). Watching broadway musicals and plays have never been so convenient. The hotel rooms were spacious and clean. There's a microwave in my room and it definitely makes it all the more convenient to just reheat my food (if any) or just microwave my food that I've bought from the nearby supermarket. I used the gym, and although it's sparse and minimal, it had all the basic amenities of a gym - I had a good time. Most importantly though, the staff were friendly and helpful. They take the extra mile to ensure that my stay at the hotel was most memorable. I will most definitely make Hilton Garden Inn my first choice when I return to New York again.

The staff at the ameritania really went above and beyond to make sure our stay was perfect. We had a few issues during our stay (leaving a phone in a taxi, change of flight) and they really couldn't have done more to make us feel at ease. The location was perfect really central to everything. The rooms are a little on the small side but what can you expect for midtown manhatten! We had a really great stay at the hotel and I would highly recommended.

The Staff and Manager Roxy always provide the best customer service in NY...… I don't even think about choosing any of the hundreds of hotel in the City. When I arrive at the hotel everything is taken care of no worries about accommodation or where to dine. Roxy and crew make sure we have the best stay at the Cachet Boutique Hotel.... The Hotel has a European look and feel which is refreshing beside the boring typical average Hotel.... It give me the feeling of being in another country … We love it and are planning or next stay on point.

Perfect location for Central Park & Time Square , walking distance to both, right in midtown Manhattan, near all the Broadway shows in the theatre district, the staff were friendly , I got upgraded from a metropolitan suit to a junior suit on the 24th floor, the room was clean and recently updated, great shower, enough room for two or even three people in the room, the couch was very comfy & so was the bed, I didn't try their breakfast ( 20$ is a bit much :)) but plenty of breakfast and dinning options near by.

I would highly recommend the Watson Hotel in NYC, midtown west. We were within walking distance to subway stations and Central park. We traveled around the city via subway to all our points of interest which were in close proximity. The hotel was clean and comfortable with excellent service from all the staff and the concierge was very knowledgeable, friendly and patient. She gave us very good guidance as to how to navigate the city to via walking and using the subway. I would highly recommend Agoda and this hotel. Excellent value for money and the hotel is most conveniently located close to food outlets, pharmacies, coffee cafe's and all main points of interest. We even felt safe using the subway and walking in the area late at night. We will stay at the Watson for our next visit to NYC!

The Magnuson was a very good solution to our challenge of how to affordably stay in a central Manhattan location for a whirlwind 4 day visit. We got an excellent price (a good online discount) for the room (we were travelling as a group of 4 (2 couples). We were a 15min walk from Times Square (4 blocks x 4 blocks) and walking distance from many downtown and midtown attractions. The service was friendly, attentive and very good. We had a problem with our original room (a plumbing issue) which was quickly looked at and when it couldn't be easily resolved we were given another (equivalent but slightly better room) - we had been hoping for an upgrade to the Penthouse... oh well...:) The room itself was not big (big enough for 2 king size beds and walking space around them) but the beds were very comfortable (memory foam mattresses) and the bathroom worked OK (well, at least the second one did!). Good air conditioning as well as an openable window (complete climate control!) was a feature. The room was serviced daily. Breakfast was plentiful and had a wide selection for what was described as just a "complimentary Continental" breakfast, which made the value for money even better. This hotel made a big difference to our all-too-brief stay in New York and we were able to leverage on the convenience of the location to cram in as much as we could. I am happy to recommend it if you are happy with practical rather than fancy accommodation, especially if you can get it for what we paid. If I am ever blessed enough to have another chance to visit the Big Apple (and I haven't won the lottery so that I can stay at the Grand Plaza on Central Park instead - it was good enough for Crocodile Dundee), then I would be happy to stay again at the Magnuson.

We got the double double room w/ en suite for 3 nights = GBP £184.83 (USD $294.78) I would really recommend this - not only is it a great price (plus 4% cashback via Topcashback/Quidco) in a really convenient location/ Midtown Manhattan. There are 2 x subway stations (Port Authority & Times Square) within 10mins walk and a few blocks from the actual Times Square. There are also local amenities nearby (ie; CVS Pharmacy/ Supermarket, Bakery, Cafe, Fast food etc) - all within 5mins walk. It was really convenient to go everywhere as all the express trains stop @ Times Square station. Hotel was clean and quiet- fridge & microwave in rooms and house-keeping included. Pool on rooftop (but it was too cold in Nov!) and gym available. Friendly, helpful staff- they never charged us $6 per day for internet, always gave us the code for free. They have secure-rooms in parking lot to store luggage after check-out at no extra charge.

Great and convenient location in midtown walking distance to Broadway shows, Central Park, etc. Lots of dining options around the area from fast food, mid-price to Michelin star dining. I find the hotel a bit expensive though (considering additional facilities fee) for what it is. Don't expect much from the rooms it is just simple and a bit dark but good size. Compared to other hotels in the area though the price is competitive. Great staff especially in the reception, I feel their personalities are in tune with the hotel branding too.

They changed the location last minute. Sent me an email 6 hours before checked in that i wont be stay at 52nd street - they just move me to 39th street!!!!! Heater doesnt work , i called and they said will send people to fix but never ever show er during all four days. Room is big, modern with 2 bedrooms, living room and one bathroom. However, bedroom windows dont have blinds!!! So every month its so bright that i cant sleep.

Had a good time at this hotel. I would, in fact, pick this over the Midtown Hilton, which is a much older property two blocks down. The room itself was nice and comfortable albeit small but this is NYC. Price is decent for where it is. Staff is inconsistent. Some were really nice (the doormen were always polite) but some front desk folks weren't as pleasant. For me, the important thing was a comfortable bed, clean bathroom, and accessibility to the train and Central Park. All three were met easily.

This is a go-to hotel for me when looking for value in NYC. Manhattan hotel prices can be insane, not to mention that many of the hotels are in touristy areas with less character. The Skyline is right in Hell's Kitchen and is almost always reasonable in cost. It's quiet, the staff is professional and efficient, and the area is a little less crazy than midtown, Times Square, etc. There are some great restaurants within a few blocks also. The rooms themselves are nicely-sized, not the more customary postage-stamp sized rooms in some areas, and are always clean (kudos to the housekeeping staff!) It also benefits from its west-side location, making subway travel a little easier, especially to either downtown or the upper-west side. There's a garage attached, which I've never used, but prices look reasonable by Manhattan standards (just over $40/day) and it would be easy to get in & out of as 10th is a bit less busy than some of the other Avenues.

There is a lot of hyperbole in the description of this hotel on the property's website. Admittedly, the location is excellent - very near almost anything a visitor to NYC wants to see and very convenient to public transportation. The staff was friendly and the hotel was very clean. We reserved two rooms- one for my husband and I and another for our son and his girlfriend - she arrived the following day. We mentioned this late arrival to the staff at reception several times and we were assured that she would have no problem getting into her room, even if we weren't at the hotel when she arrived. But, that was not the case. Fortunately, the staff called us and after much discussion, she was given a key and allowed up to her room. Regarding our room -it was slightly bigger than one on a cruise ship but not as conveniently laid out. The closet is very small with barely any room for anything longer than a shirt. The two robes and an ironing board take up most of the longer space. Of course, the robes could be hung in the bathroom, but then there is precious little space there. The bed was very comfortable, but it consumes most of the room. A small desk/chair, and another small chair occupy the non-bed space in the room; you can practically reach out from the bed and touch the desk. There is absolutely no place to store luggage in the room or closet. I defy anyone to do anything other than set their luggage on the desk and cram one bag in the little space left in the closet. We had only carry-ons; I'm not sure where we would have put full size suitcases. The view was listed as a courtyard view. This is a joke. We were on the 10th floor and looked out at a grungy adjacent corner of the building - into the window of another room. Fortunately, the window blinds could be lowered and needed to be in the closed position whenever we were in the room. The bathroom presented the most challenges. The counter had very little room to set anything and there was virtu

While the rooms could do with a make over, the staff at this hotel were excellent and very friendly. Discounted the room I had didn't have one usb point, not even in the alarm clock. Wallpaper was a little tatty too and when the window blind broke, I thought I'd picked the wrong hotel, but maid organised the blind fixing, and bed was comfortable and shower good too. The rooftop pool is amazing and lounge sun area too is pretty cool with views of central park. But it the staff who make this hotel for me, very friendly and helpful to make your stay a good one.

Exception to the rule here. Only issues we had - Fire alarm went off at 1am on our first night and 3 floors evacuated (thankfully not ours but one floor off) and again at 11pm the second night (false alarm). We had a night cap at the bar and the waiter (table service) seemed he’d rather be anywhere else. Took my wife’s order but presumably didn’t think I needed or wanted one, I had literally started to say my order and he walked off... I had to flag him once he served my wife’s drink and ask if it was ok if I could now order a drink ( I was very sober by the way). My wife and I found the whole thing very humourous to be honest.