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"This is a conveniently located hotel for all things Manhattan. Theater, dining, shopping, and Central Park are all withing walking distance. We easily took the subway for things a bit further away The beds were very comfy, the water pressure in the shower was great, and it was quiet. For a large hotel, the elevator service was fast. I would stay here again."

"Beautiful rooms with great views!! Definitely staying there again!!"

"This was a perfect place to crash while we were in NYC! No frills, but had everything we needed. Close to restaurants, shops, walking distance to Times Square and the subways"

"We really enjoyed our 5 night stay here. Couldn’t be closer to Time Square but once in our room it didn’t feel like it. The rooms aren’t very sound proof but our room was at the end of the hall which was perfect. No wait at all for the elevators at all. Couldn’t find one fault in this hotel. "

"I loved that it was in Times Square, what an awesome location."

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"I’ve stated before, I will stay again. Solid location and lovely facility."

"The hotel was very accomodating, when requesting a fridge and kettle for our room. Our room was spacious, clean and serviced to a high syandard on a daily basis. The only aspect of the hotel, that was inconvenient, was that the elevators were being upgraded, so there were a limited number of elevators available, causing them to be constantly full of guests. There was an option to use the service elevators that helped to alleviate the congestion. Apart from that the hotel was perfect for where we wanted to explore and was near all the lical amenities and transport links. Would definitely stay at tge Park Central in the future."

"The New Yorker is my favourite hotel in Manhattan. It is the art deco style and the history of this hotel that makes me love this hotel. The old photos they have are great but also make me sad as they show how grand things once were. One can easily imagine Fred Astaire dancing in the ballroom in the 30s with Ginger Rogers. If I had a time machine that is one of the first places I would go."