The New Yorker Hotel has completed a full renovation of rooms and public spaces with 912 newly redesigned, Art Deco inspired, rooms and... more »
The New Yorker Hotel has completed a full renovation of rooms and public spaces with 912 newly redesigned, Art Deco inspired, rooms and suites now fully open and ready to meet your accommodations needs.
The New Yorker Hotel is one of the most popular hotels in New York City. Come revel in the newly re-imagined grandeur of our historic hotel. Our newly renovated and upgraded guest rooms and suites deliver contemporary comforts that leave nothing to be desired for today?s business travelers.
Whether you choose a City View room, New Yorker Suite or Tower Accommodation, you will be treated to a flat-panel HDTV, plush bedding and magnificent views of the city?s skyline. You will also enjoy free Wi-Fi access (up to 500kb) and premium broadband Wi-Fi access (up to 5mb) for just $9.95 per day!
Our multi-lingual staff provides warm, caring service to travelers from across the oceans and around the world.
Our dining is award-winning, whether you choose a savory dinner in Cooper?s Tavern or one of the 24-hour options of Tick Tock Diner, and in-between, the fun begins. Whether you wish to indulge in a workout at our Fitness Center, head out for a jog through Midtown, see the sights, shop, or attend any of the countless shows and exhibitions, there is no end to the opportunities for enjoyment in the Big Apple. And with everything from Fifth Avenue?s shopping to Broadway productions within walking distance of our historic property, its charms are always within your reach. Our concierge will be pleased to assist with anything that might make your stay with us more enjoyable.
The New Yorker Hotel delivers sophisticated function space, from our intimate Conference Center to our Grand Ballroom. Our award-winning catering, cutting-edge technology and an event planning team will make your priorities our own so you will have all the makings of a successful occasion.
Official Hotel Information
Location. The New Yorker Hotel is located across the street from Madison Square Garden and Penn Station in New York, N. Y. This hotel is located one block from Macy's department store and four blocks from the Empire State Building. Hotel Features. The hotel lobby features coffered ceilings, original Art Deco accents, a big-screen plasma television and grand chandeliers. Dining options include the authentic Tick Tock Diner, distinguished with chrome columns, black-and-white checkered floors and Art Deco accents. The menu consists of a wide variety American-style breakfast favorites, and a selection of salads, sandwiches, wraps and desserts for lunch and dinner. The semi-formal Cooper's Tavern serves regional American cuisine and is open for lunch and dinner. A business center houses two computer stations and is available, for a fee. A total of 25,000 square feet of function space accommodates events. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available in public areas of the hotel. A complimentary fitness center contains stationary bicycles, treadmills, resistance equipment and free weights. A gift shop is located in the lower lobby. Guestrooms. This 21-story hotel offers 912 modern guestrooms enhanced with Art Deco design elements and decorated in earth tones. Beds are dressed with upholstered headboards and draped with 300-thread count linens. Small bathrooms include pedestal sinks. Coffeemakers are standard in all accommodations. Flat-panel televisions are equipped with movie channels. Basic wireless Internet access is complimentary; a faster, upgraded wireless connections is available for a surcharge. Expert Tip. A Midtown favorite, the Tick Tock Diner offers breakfast service around the clock featuring more than 20 varieties of omelettes and 10 pancake variations.
ReserveTravel
The hotel has completed extensive renovations to guestrooms and lobby and is nearly complete with the exterior of the hotel. This hotel is entirely SMOKE FREE. This New York City landmark hotel offers a tradition of hospitality. Our 912 rooms and suites are a welcome retreat from the excitement of the city around you with all the amenities a fine hotel can offer. Enjoy free HBO or Pay Per View movies on our HD televisions. Complimentary WiFi is available to use whether its for business or pleasure. Be thrilled by our panoramic views of the city! The Ramada New Yorker Hotel Welcomes business and leisure travelers, corporate meetings and social events, association, conference and tour groups. From the quiet of your comfortable room take the elevator to our spacious, grand, Lobby and discover all that it has to offer in its art deco splendor. Enjoy our new Coopers Tavern for lunch, dinner or drinks! Tick Tock Diner, open 24 hours a day, is conveniently reached thorough our lobby. Visit the concierge desk to buy tickets to a Broadway show. Work out in our complimentary Fitness Center or get some work done in our Business Center. Its all here for you. All of New York is here at your doorstep when you stay at the New Yorker Hotel. We are across from Madison Square Garden and Penn Station and are the closest major hotel to the Javits Convention Center. Down the street is the Empire State Building and Macys, and a few minutes walk and you are in the Theater District and Times Square. The New Yorkers Tower Suites include a Continental Breakfast within our Sky Lounge on the 39th floor. We are a pet friendly hotel, however we do charge guests a cleaning fee. We now offer refrigerators for a one time fee of 20.00 fee plus tax. Property is now offering a 20% discount to both active and retired Armed Services guests. Just show your military ID at the front desk during check-in to receive an additional 20% discount! (Not valid with other 3rd party website reservations.) Please note that you will require a credit card for check in.
Wyndham Hotel Group
A number of years ago I worked for a
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Posted Oct 31, 2006
Horrible
A number of years ago I worked for a start-up cable television network that had offices in The New Yorker Hotel.It's a wonderful physical design. The sort of "wedding cake" architecture for which the most beautiful New York buildings are known. Our...
Location.Everything it's a real dump.“I
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Posted Oct 29, 2006
Horrible
Location.Everything it's a real dump.“I could not believe that a hotel in mid town Manhattan could still be around in this poor of a condition. It has not been updated since the 60's or older. The rooms were tiny (when I say tiny I mean tiny- 3 feet ...
As noted by other reviewers, it is
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Posted Oct 26, 2006
Horrible
As noted by other reviewers, it is convenient to Penn Station/MSG, but the rooms are very scary. Old furniture & dirty walls abound. Our group had 4 rooms of varying size - all small! Bellman/Doorman service is poor, Front Desk was OK, Maid...
27 year old male with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
I just got back from my stay at the New Yorker. I will summarize my thoughts in the following bullet points for easy reading:
Good Points:
> The hotel is in a superb location. It’s within walking distance from most major sites
> The view from the breakfast room is fantastic, the floor 39 overlooks the financial district & the Empire State Building). Breakfast is all-you-can eat and is very nice with friendly service.
> The food in the hotel restaurant (not the 24hr Tik Tok Diner) is excellent, with friendly service. I recommend the Fillet Mignon!
Bad Points:
> Hotel is under-equipped for its size. There are constant lines at reception and the guests waiting around make the whole entrance lobby look like a shambles
> The rooms/corridors are in major need of refurbishment. Wallpaper patches, stained/damaged decor, and the badly stained carpets all look bad. Apparently refurbishment is underway, but I saw no sign of this, and no finish date is apparent.
> The hotel sells itself on views. Due to the bizarre shape of the building, many of the views look directly across at other rooms, so they no have view at all. Be wary of this.
> Poorly fitted air conditioning units (rammed in the open window space and taped up) mean zero noise insulation! If you need a quiet place to sleep, then look elsewhere, or buy some good ear plugs.
> The space under each door means you can hear the corridor action perfectly too, another sound problem
> The hotel lobby can only change $100 in traveler’s checks (per room) each day (use Macy's to change an unlimited amount with a 1% charge)
> The suites are basically two rooms knocked into one, so have a bathroom at each side. It’s good for couples, but our bathroom would have had that view we desperately wanted if it had a west-facing window!
> Dig around in the room and you will find lots of dirt. I had rubbish underneath my bathroom sink that had been there for weeks. The cupboard shelves, etc., are also very dusty.
Overall, this is an okay hotel, but there are many issues that need resolving. The hotel has the potential to be one of the best in the city, but as you can see there are too many things letting it down.
It’s in a good location for those requiring a simple base to sleep.
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