New York Hotel Guide - Children's Museum of Manhattan hotels in New York, United States of America.

"The staff are just so friendly and helpful. Big shout out to Miracle at the front desk. She was just so kind, pleasant and helpful. A fantastic person and real credit to the hotel."

"A hotel waiting to be closed down. No amenities, no bar, no restaurant, no coffee /tea in room, ridiculously expensive shop in the lobby. Being knocked down in late 26/27."

"The AC didn’t work over the weekend and there was construction happening in the lobby. We enjoyed our stay but it was a simple utility that didn’t takeaway or enhance our experience. Very neutral experience."

"Good"

"Always a pleasure"

"When I read the reviews for this hotel, I was a bit worried about what it would be like. While the room was expensive at $287 per night and fairly small, we are glad we stayed there. The Executive room has a king size bed, a bedside table, a desk (with 3 drawers that could be used for clothing), one rolling chair, and 2 small closets with 4 hangers in each. The bathroom is small but everything worked fine (it had a nice shower). The carpet could have used a cleaning and the AC unit was really struggling to keep the room cool on an 80 degree day, but the bed was clean and comfortable. I would have loved to have one more chair (even a folding chair) so that one of us didn't have to sit on the bed. The huge attraction of this hotel is that it is 1/2 block away from the west side of Central Park and one block away from the 72nd subway station. Walking across Central Park to go to the Art Museums was great (we walked miles every day) and walking to the American Museum of Natural History was around 10 minutes (the same with Lincoln Center in the other direction). Tons of restaurants surround this area and a grocery & a laundromat are 1/2 block away. Breakfast was fine - nothing fancy. The staff are very friendly and helpful. We stayed for 9 nights & really got to know the neighborhood (which is lovely). If you want a fancy hotel, this isn't it - but it was perfect for what we needed and the price wasn't insane (for Manhattan)."

"We have been coming to the New Yorker for many years. Older hotel that's bones have some character. Some of the cheaper rooms are small. Staff is always accommodating, and location can't be beat."

"One of the most bad experiences I had ever The staff is rude and don’t care and don’t even check If they have aged or no or ketchup or no or even anything you ask for Everybody they are I say the other department go for it Very busy and all tourists come mid s hotel to enjoy in The pool desk was closed although given on the app and I thought that there is pool Even if it’s raining next day it was sunny why they don’t open it !! Or even let us sit on the chairs beside it And I didn’t see even coffe machine That was regret and room smaller than my restroom and view is terrible "

"All good,,"