Top Hotels Near Asia Society Museum in New York from NZ$316

"Great"

"The Tempo hotel is very modern and up to date, kept very clean, and the staff is very friendly and helpful. The king corner room with Times Square view, was spacious for an NYC hotel, bed very comfortable and bathroom was luxuriously appointed. We were in room 2202, above the heart of Times Square. It is obviously filled with light from the billboards, and noisy from the crowd and street performers below. That is what you sign up for when you choose to stay that close to the Square."

"Great location, offered all we needed. The check in took really long. It is a very large hotel, and elevators were a bit strange and it could take a while to get there. Mattresses were top notch. Great for big groups but not a cozy hotel."

"Walking distance to time square. Very clean and quiet. Cafe and breakfast available"

"The Pod is very conveniently located in Times Square. I liked the security of having two elevators (one for getting up to the lobby, another for getting to guest rooms). I didn't hear/deal with much guest noise; most of what I heard was typical outside NYC. The rooms (or at least the one I was in) don't have refrigerators or microwaves, so it's not super easy to keep leftovers or any food/snacks you'd bring with you to the hotel. There is no on-site parking, but there is a parking garage less than a block away - validated parking, but it's still quite expensive. I'd stay here if it was a quick night away, but for a long week, it started feeling very small very fast."

"Nice helpful staff but the room was dirty, many things didn’t work and the rooftop was closed. It was a lot to spend for a gross room."

"The “water view” room that I paid extra for did not have a view with all of the construction. Elevator took forever, the floor in the room was sticky and there was nowhere to sit for breakfast. 😢"

"Very quiet and very nice"

"The pictures were deceiving, if you get a basic room they will put you in the bottom floors which are old and had a musty smell. In order to get a room like the one in the pictures you have to pay an extra "premium" fee. I did because the bottom rooms were horrible. In our "premium" room the AC was broken and the maintenance had to come and fix it, he was rude and said we just had to adjust the thermostat. When we told him of course we tried that, he right away pulled out batteries from his pocket and replaced the batteries on the thermostat. The only areas that were decent was the view from the premium room and the desk staff. "