The New Yorker A Wyndham Hotel

Erin Vickers

Wonderful hotel in a great part of the city! Clean rooms, friendly service, and beautiful, historic building. It also has a little diner attached which is very convenient and has pretty good food, especially the breakfast. The only downfall of this hotel is the size of the rooms (at least the one we stayed in). VERY small! Not much room to put any luggage. If you were a solo traveler, it wouldn't be too bad, but for 3-4 people in one room, there's literally nowhere to put your stuff unfortunately. However, the comfort of the beds, the cleanliness of the rooms and whole hotel, the friendly staff and doormen, and the location within the city make it a great place to stay! We thoroughly enjoyed our time here!

Alex Marrero

I recently stay 3 night at this hotel, muhhamed made our stay 5 star! He was very kind and help us get our rooms on time and allows us to upgrade to a better room. The hotel employees are all nice, having 3 reataurants and room service is so amazing. We really enjoy our time here. It is in a great location. Would definitely come back.

Sally Frith

Beds were clean and comfortable. Fresh towels everyday. It needs updating but you know what it's fine. Needed only for resting anyway! Hotel staff were great too. Location is spot on to get to places. It's noisy outside all the time with the honking of horns and seirans constantly even throughout the night but you soon get use to it! Lobby was very nicely decorated for Christmas period

Gerrit

I truly enjoyed our stay at The New Yorker Hotel! This place is an absolute icon - the Art Deco style from the 1920s is simply beautiful. The prices are fair considering the prime location, right in the heart of Manhattan. If you take the subway from the airport, it stops literally in front of the hotel, which is super convenient. I stayed on the 21st floor and had booked a room with a view. The room size was perfectly fine - after all, you're out exploring most of the time, and space in New York is limited anyway. There was even a closet to store our luggage. The bed was very comfortable, and even though the bathroom was a bit worn, it had its own charming, authentic New York character. Everything was spotless - special thanks to the housekeeping team for keeping our room perfectly clean every day! My only small disappointment was that my view faced Madison Square Garden, and another building blocked the direct view of the Empire State Building. But honestly, that didn't diminish my experience at all. If you want to stay right in the middle of the action and sleep in a hotel full of history - don't hesitate, just book it! 100% New York vibes!

Jenna Clash

Really enjoyed our stay but During my stay, my partner and ***I had an upsetting experience that I feel future guests should be aware of****** When we arrived, we were greeted by what we believed were hotel staff. They were extremely friendly and complimentary, which initially made us trust them. Only later did we realise they were using high-pressure tactics to promote an “event” where we could supposedly win a holiday. They told us it was a simple raffle-style opportunity, but we later understood it was connected to the “Wyndham” holiday-prize scam. They encouraged us to pay $60 to attend, didn’t give us a moment to think, and created a sense of urgency so we’d go along with it. Because we thought they were staff, we assumed it was legitimate. Once in our room, I researched the company and immediately discovered the warnings. Upon my research I discovered the event you attend is actually a way to get to buy a time share/some kind of pyriamd scheme. I was extremely distressed, I felt so anxious and SICK as I just arrived in a new country and our home for the week and felt we had been scammed instantly. I went to speak to the hotel manager, where I actually burst into tears. Thankfully, one of the doormen encouraged me to report the situation—suggesting this may happen often—and the hotel refunded the cost of the tour. I’m grateful to the hotel staff who helped once I reported it, but I strongly believe guests should be warned not to engage with anyone offering holiday on the premises unless clearly confirmed by the hotel.