The New Yorker A Wyndham Hotel

Anastasiia Dobrianska

Terrible old hotel! If you have the money for this hotel, go to another one. We saved up for a long time for a trip to New York, but this hotel made us not want to stay in NYC and go home. We bought a room "on the top floor with a nice view". I am attaching a photo of that nice view. At the reception we said that we wanted to change the room, because it is not what we paid for and why we chose this hotel. We were given another room. I did not have time to take a picture of how terrible these rooms look. The walls in the bathroom are chipped, yellowed, everything is old and scary. They have not done any renovations there, probably all 100 years since the construction. We were shocked that for such a price, a hotel with such a history would be simply disgusting. But why did I not have time to take a photo of the room itself? BECAUSE THERE WERE BEDBUGS RUNNING ON THE BACK OF THE BED. BEDBUGS!!!!!! I have never seen them before in my life. at the reception they said that only for an additional fee they could move us to another room. but it was still a hotel with bedbugs. we were very disgusted to be there. because we paid through booking, we lost $280. ​​we just ran away from that hotel so as not to bring those bedbugs home. we lived in different hotels in different countries and in very cheap hotels and there was nothing like this anywhere. but this is my most expensive hotel in my entire life and we were just running away from there

D XO

Great hotel. Right by Madison square garden and just right in the middle of it all. Love the bathroom before they keep it clean and it has a nice '70s vibe. The pressure of the water is amazing. After a long day's walk, the shower was very welcoming. First, we first came into the hotel and I wasn't too keen on this place. We met. Natlie at the front desk was amazing and took care of the room and all our questions. The view from the room is really nice

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.

Richard Keizer

This is the perfect starting point of your visit to the Big Apple. Its central location makes it easy reachable through Penn Station, and Times Squares is just a 10 minute walk away. Even though you could find a cheaper hotel, this one has some class to it. The lobby is wonderful, and the many lifts ensure you can get up to your room quickly. Also, having a 24-hour diner available makes it really convenient! All in all a perfect spot to stay!

Robert Bell

A classic, historic hotel. Was fun to stay at and convenient to areas of the city. Across from Madison Square Garden and Penn Station. Reasonably priced rooms compared to other hotels in the area. Our room was small with no fridge or microwave but it was not needed. But it was about $250/night out the door vs $500-600 elsewhere. The area was safe also. If you know who Nikola Tesla was, check out the lower level and then go to room 3327.