Best Western in Downstate New York from NZ$251

A complex, multi-level pedestrian bridge with glass railings and a central elevator shaft.

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Top Downstate New York Hotel Reviews

Hyatt Regency Times Square

8/10 Good

"The problem with the Hyatt is no room service! The restaurant on site was fine. The location of the Hyatt Times Square is beyond fabulous if you want to go to Broadway shows.!!!"

NEW YORKER BY LOTTE HOTELS

10/10 Excellent

"Hotel was clean and in a great location. Close to MSG, Times Square, and main subway and train lines. Lots of places nearby to grab a bite to eat. Bathroom had blow dryer, Shampoo, conditioner, and soap. Room had an ice bucket, TV, and a decent amount of outlets. Bed was comfortable, typical NYC noise. Sirens, voices, honking horns. Inside the hotel was decently quiet. Hotel staff asked to see your key to get up in the elevators so it felt safe. There are restaurants and bars attached to hotel which was convenient. We would definitely stay here again."

Hotel St. James

10/10 Excellent

"We stayed here for one night. The location is fantastic. Your close to times square. There is a lot of things to do for entertainment, shopping, food, etc. The hotel felt historic. The elevators were small and slow. The two staircases were classic marble, small and have classic character. The hallways are narrow but again have a nostalgic feel from early 1900 I would guess. They did have a security guard. The have a small section with seating and watching tv. It also felt classic there. There was a restaurant attached to it. The rooms are probably 180(?) square feet. They were small but adequate. I found the hotel and our room to be clean. I personally found our room to be quiet. The window AC unit worked well. Parking; it's present on the block in a separate public garage. We took the train/subway. I am fussy on clean, quite, and safe hotels. Hotel St James did not disappoint."