The New Yorker A Wyndham Hotel

annie brady

This hotel was ok, its nice and a great location, but not even a travel kettle in our room, not sure why they supplied plastic cups in our room. Rooms are clean a little dated but still good. Beds very comfy. The "facilty fee" threw us off guard. €200 for 4 of us. I asked what it is for, so it's for domestic & international calls, which we did not make. Access to the business centre & gym, we did not use. WiFi was used sparingly as we were back at bedtime. It's a horrible, sneaky fee to put on tourists & you have no choice but to pay at the start of your trip. Left us short for our holiday. Also, if you want to leave your luggage after check out, you are charged per bag for that. I strongly advise anyone to do your research before booking to ensure you are not caught off guard with these hidden fees. New York is a great city & I will be back.

Andra Gurgu

To be honest, I didn’t have high expectations about the hotel, considering some of the negative reviews, but I was pleasantly surprised. The room was comfortable, the location is excellent, the staff were very friendly, and the room was cleaned daily. Overall, it’s actually a really good place to stay. On the downside, I had some issues with the key card a few times and had to go to the reception, where there was always a queue. Also, having to pay to store your luggage seems a bit unreasonable, especially considering that the hotel isn’t exactly cheap.

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!

Tiffany Vaughan

Stayed at the New Yorker this weekend and was extremely impressed with the customer service and cleanliness of the hotel. Rooms show their age but are very clean and efficient. You can’t ask for a better location for the price, right in the heart of midtown. And Mohammed in particular went above and beyond to welcome us to this magnificent city and make sure we were happy with our stay! Thank you for the wonderful hospitality. Will definitely stay again! ❤️

Zahid Khattak

A masterful blend of historic gravitas and contemporary luxury, 'The New Yorker by Lotte Hotels' is a triumphant revitalization of a legendary city landmark. This is not merely a hotel, but a rediscovered piece of New York City’s soul, reimagined for the modern traveler. Stepping into the grand, Art Deco-inspired lobby, you are immediately struck by the seamless fusion of the building’s 1930s character with sleek, sophisticated design. The rooms continue this narrative, offering a serene sanctuary from the city's relentless energy. Thoughtful amenities, plush bedding, and floor-to-ceiling windows showcasing breathtaking skyline views create an atmosphere of understated elegance. Beyond the impeccable accommodations, the hotel excels with its culinary offerings and vibrant social spaces. The restored, legendary Tick Tock Diner provides a dose of classic Americana, while the sophisticated lobby bar and stunning rooftop become destinations in their own right. Its prime location adjacent to Penn Station is an undeniable boon for both business and leisure guests. More than just a place to sleep, The New Yorker by Lotte Hotels delivers a quintessential, polished New York experience. It pays homage to its storied past while delivering every comfort of the present, making it a top-tier choice for those seeking both history and style.