Mayfair New York  

Its very central location and proximity to the Penn Station was a strong point. Walking a few steps out of the door to find myself in the middle of Times Square and Broadway was a pleasant surprise.The Hotel was clean and very convenient for my purposes. The staff were most helpful and it was a positive experience.

We were in New York for only 2 1/2 days. The Mayfair is in a perfect location. The subway stations are around the corner and easy to get to. The doorman at Mayfair New York made our trip memorable. He was very nice, courteous, helpful, and gave us really good advise and directions. We simply adore him. I would recommend the Mayfair to anyone looking for a great hotel with an incredible location. You can walk to Times Square, the Empire State Building, Broadway shows, and many more places. We would definitely stay here again on our next trip.

The rooms are small and need to be renovated. The carpet was definitely too old and looked really dirty (from how old it is.) I definitely did not want to walk barefooted there.

great locaton, friendly staff, renovated bathroom, quiet roomi

heating/cooling system--rooom somehwat stuffy. Very small room

Very friendly and helpful staff. Excellent location

I was scammed by a telephone caller sxaying he was fron desk seeking to "comfiram" my credit card details. Apparently calls can come directlly into your room rather than having to go through the switchboard at front desk. Hotel management quickly sent written notes to all guests about therse calls but unfortunatley I had given my credit card details to the scammer. I had to phone my bank in Dublin next morning, at a cost of $110.00, to cancel my card. In future all incoming calls to guests should be routed through front desk.

Located in the heart of Broadway and walking distance to moma and Times Square. Next door to the Eugene ONeil Theater where the Book of Mormon is playing.

Rooms are small; enough space for a bed. No view from any window. Decor is dated with pink or blue toile wallpaper, but it was clean and fine. Bathrooms were clean and comfortable. Staff at the desk were very nice and helpful. If you're in New York just to sleep and leave, then this is a perfectly good place to stay.

Most of call it has an excellent location and the front office staff is extremly friendly making you feel welcomed. The room was small and highly priced probably due to the season and obviously the location. Overall impression: satisfied and felt safe staying there.

The elevator needs some upgrading and this is the first time I ever have to pay for concierge, probably nyc standard of practice.

I liked the fact that it's rather intimate,not too crowded and busy and the excellent location it's at and just a couple of minutes from Times Square.

Very small room. The elevator was bad and didn't work sometimes. The room floor was uneven and was a little inclined. The staff was very friendly. Very well located and price was a bit high but I guess it is under the average of hotels in that area

At $220 a night, it was about the best that I could find, based on boookings.com. Being close to Times Square was fun.

This is a "converted" sro. It is not a "boutique" hotel. The place feels downtrodden and not particularly clean. The room was tiny. A full-sized bed barely fit in and the window was on a grim air shaft. This is a one star hotel at best. You can't make a silk purse out of this sow's ear.

close to all activities friendly very reasonably priced

small rooms

The close proximity to Times Sqare and the affordable price. The subway was also nearby and allowed for easy comute throughout the city. Restaurants are also conveniently located within walking distance.

They are located in the theater district New York. Totally the best!!

It is convenient and makes my stay an easy one. I can commute without difficulty to and from rail stations, theaters, restaurants, museums, libraries, as needed. The rooms are small and cozy but never claustrophobic.