The New Yorker A Wyndham Hotel

Stacy Boggs

Upon arriving early, we were able to check in early with a $50 charge, which was fine but I didn’t like the $150 deposit and only getting 75 back for phone usage and using facilities. Upon immediate arrival of my room, I’ve had an allergic reaction to either dusty carpet or dusty curtains or to something else - runny eyes and sneezing, burning nose so sleep is not good. The need is okay comfy, not bad but not great. I’m still here- can’t wait to leave here. I feel like if I complained I would get another old room with dusty carpet or be charged for another room so I can not wait to leave. Security is great and staff is ok. I don’t know how this is a 4 star hotel. The lobby is misleading - it’s fancy- but even the small basic rooms could have some class. The paint on the trims of all doors looks cheap. Brown trim, brown doors, and brown carpet. I know they are trying to keep with the old art deco look, but it looks cheap. You can also hear your neighbors flushing and showering. Desk drawer handle is also broken.

akumar1000

spectacular location for shopping and many eateries around. The hotel isn't necessarily bad, good for tourists, gives you early/late checkout at a $50 charge. But rooms are old, corridor carpets are not at their best condition. Staff were helpful, but curt.

Tania Yanis Klein

We stayed at The New Yorker, A Wyndham Hotel for three nights to celebrate my husband’s birthday, and it was an excellent choice! The hotel's location is unbeatable—right across from Penn Station, which was perfect since we arrived by train. With several subway stations nearby, exploring the city was effortless, and many attractions are just a short walk away. As history buffs, we really enjoyed the hotel's rich past and its intriguing connection to Nikola Tesla, which added a unique charm to our stay. Our room was small but comfortable and met our needs perfectly. Overall, the hotel offered exactly what we were looking for: convenience, history, and character. We’d highly recommend it for anyone seeking a central spot that truly captures the essence of New York City.

Nick Cook

Was a great first time experience in New York. The rooms are a little small and dated but the service at this hotel is amazing and the on site food was incredible. I would stay here again if I came to New York again. Had to get used to 2 different elevators depending on where you want to go in the building (0-20 and 21-40). As for location I could not complain and did not get to explore much as the expo I was attending was at the hotel.

Tara Bunc

The famous New Yorker hotel on 34th street! 😍 I was really excited about booking this hotel for my trip to NYC because is really famous and the Art Deco style is my favourite! 👩‍🎨 The whole hotel feels like a time machine that sends you back to the golden age of the 1920’s… I likes that a lot but I would like to be honest and say that they should invest a bit in restoring the interior so we can enjoy it even more! 😇😇😇 Customer service is great, they gave me a late check out and helped me with whatever I needed. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️