Best Hotel in New York City?

Question

I am going to NYC in a few months, and I was wondering what you would consider the best hotel in the NYC area and why. Also if you have stayed in the hotel that you are recommending, what kind of ammenities do they offer? Thank you!!

Answer 1

I'm old skool I gonna have to say the Waldorf Astoria. . . .Not only is it the best but Kings and Queens have slept there, even JFK.

Answer 2

60 THOMPSON:
60 Thompson Street; NYC 10012 • 212-431-0400
This very trendy SoHo hotel is in a prime location, if fashion is your fancy. There is a rooftop patio with restaurant and bar, and all guest rooms feature high-speed Internet access, DVD and CD players.

GANESEVOORT HOTEL:
18, 9th Avenue; NYC 10014 • 212-206-6700
A celebrity and model favorite, the Ganesevoort Hotel, located in the meat packing district, is every bit of luxury. There is an onsite restaurant and bar, roof top patio with swimming pool and full service spa and fitness center. The guest rooms offer, plush feather beds, 400 thread count Egyptian cotton linens, LCD TV's, CD players, cordless telephone and multi-line telephones with voice mail.

HUDSON HOTEL:
356 West 58th Street; NYC 10019 • 212-554-6000
A bit south of Central Park is the Hudson Hotel. The décor is breathtaking, which compensates for the smaller size rooms. The Hudson Bar is a great place to meet with friends (I had my birthday party here 2 years ago), as well as, the sky terrace, the enchanted private park and the in house library. Onsite fitness center and spa also available. All guest rooms are equipped with high-speed Internet access, cable, CD players, data port, cordless telephone and multi-line telephones with voice mail

MORGANS HOTEL:
237 Madison Avenue; NYC 10016 • 212-686-0300
Built by the duo that created Studio 54, this simple, almost futuristic boutique hotel is a hot spot for visiting celebrities. The first-floor bar is a regular stop to see and be seen, and the sizzling Asia de Cuba eatery is a short walk away—AMAZING Food! Amenities include, TV, high-speed Internet access, data port and free breakfast.

THE TIME:
224 W 49th Street; NYC 10019 • 212-246-5252
Located in the heart of the Theater District, this dramatic hotel offers the best in in-room technology, including fax, data port, WebTV, Bose wave radio, and safe. The interiors are stylish, spare, and color-based. Some are even supplied with a signature, color-inspired fragrance. Furthermore, located on the street level is their chic bar, The Time Lounge.

Answer 3

some economics hotel are The Pennsylvania Hotel,Park Central New York, New Yorker Ramada,Radisson Lexington

Answer 4

For bigger hotels i'd recommend either the Four Seasons or the Mandarin Oriental. If you like a more boutique hotel, i'd recommend the 60 Thompson or the Hudson

Answer 5

all depends on what you want to spend, we have stayed at the Sheration right across the street from the Dave Letterman show, it was expensive, but a very good location I believe there are 2 at that location 7th Ave. They have everything. We have also stayed at the Howard Johnson on 8th ave. the price was very reasonable, had parking right there, and we were pleased with that too, staying for 1 night only, we were looking for a good price, Check these out on line or you can call them, sometimes they have special prices, Good Luck!!!

Answer 6

I have a number of places that I'd like to keep to myself, but I will tell you to NOT stay at the Hotel Pennsylvania. The staff is rude and slow, the rooms filthy, and the overall ambience is that of a prison.

Answer 7

The Grand Hyatt was very nice. Great location, too.

Answer 8

if money is not an issue go with St Regis hotel...

Answer 9

I loved the HILTON TIME SQUARE it had a bar a workout room and really really nice staff!!

Answer 10

the W is always nice.