Hotel Edison

Francis Neary

Great location in Midtown, just off Time Square. Our family room was very comfortable and well decorated. It came with two areas, both with a television. One had a large double bed and the other had two large double beds. Plenty of room for two adults and two teenagers. It also has a microwave, personal mini fridge, safe and plenty of wardrobe and storage space. The bathroom was also very good. The room was cleaned to a high standard every day. The rest of the hotel was also very well decorated and maintained in an Art Deco style. The bar and restaurant were great, along with all of the staff, who were all extremely helpful and friendly. I cannot recommend this hotel enough. If you're travelling to New York, this Hotel should definitely be considered by you. A very big thank you to all the staff!

becky Dickerson

Great location right in Times Square. Rooms are comfortable but don't come with full coffee making facilities (only cups and coffee provided, no milk, sugar or spoons). Rooms cleaned well every day, porters were very helpful and there are different breakfast options that we liked. Windows do not block out noise and the city never sleeps. We did get used to it and it is the price you pay for staying in Times Square but something to consider.

Dan Kelson

Solid 4-star property in a 5-star location. Perhaps not as posh as some other properties in the area, but for what we paid we feel it was far and away the best value. Very cool 30's - 50's vintage vibe. Rooms not big but clean and with a comfie bed and climate controls. On-site dining not mind-blowing but good enough. Staff friendly and accommodating, and a big plus for us was a very effective, very speedy elevator system. In summation, a lot going for this place, but the best part, bar none, is the location! It is literally across the street from the Richard Rodgers theater (where Hamilton is playing) and next door to the Lena Horne theater (where Six is playing). Pretty much all other on-Broadway shows are within walking distance, and Times Square is less than 100 yards away. If you are looking for a reliable, comfortable, clean hotel in a nearly perfect location that won't break the bank, this is about as good as it gets.

Muhammad Masoom

Hotel Edison – Key Features: Prime Location: Right in the heart of Times Square, close to Broadway theaters and subway stations. Historic Charm: Established in 1931 with classic Art Deco design; famously lit by Thomas Edison himself at its opening. Comfortable Rooms: Clean and quiet rooms, offering a peaceful retreat from the city’s hustle and bustle. Amenities: Enjoy live jazz at the Edison Rum House, Italian dining at Bond 45, and complimentary wine hours on select evenings. Friendly Staff: Known for excellent hospitality and helpful service. Celebrity & Film History: Hosted numerous celebrities and featured in famous movies. This hotel is ideal for travelers seeking a historic, centrally located stay with modern comforts in New York City.

Frank Roulstone

Pros: Very central location, walking distance to everything, free grab and go breakfast or sit down breakfast for an additional $5 charge. The sit down option was well worth it and the food was very good. Room service was attentive and restocked our room every day, very polite staff, good tight security to get to the elevators, room was clean and water restocked every day. The elevators were more than sufficient for the property and we never waited more than a few seconds to get one. Best elevator experience in my extensive hotel experience. Cons: Air conditioner was quite loud and I did not appreciate the $8 charge for each package that arrived, but NYC is like that, you pay for everything. Overall, based on my experiences in Manhattan, the Edison has been one of my nicer stays. Hotel rooms are almost always small and if you are not 20+ stories high you will never have a view. The hotel suited my needs and budget and the location priceless.