Historic Hotels & Resorts in Midtown West from NZ$316

"Secluded oasis right in the center of midtown. "

"The water was brown and the sleeper bed was the worst nights sleep "

"An interesting hotel, some pros/cons, mostly good. Staff stands out, all excellent. Rooms are clean and large. Price point is great, given its Manhattan. Location is a mix, depending on what you are looking for. Its in central, midtown NY, near central park. Great if that's what you want, but just note that it's pretty busy and noisy. I I booked a "city lights" suite, room is great, but note that these are on the 2nd floor only. $40 for a very limited continental breakfast is steep,...

"The staff was phenomenal. "

"We stay at the Sanctuary every time we’re in NYC. The staff members seem to try to outdo each other when it comes to customer service. Every one we’ve met is absolutely wonderful! The rooms are clean and very quiet. "

"Nice hotel close to the Time Square, tube and train station. The staff was very friendly and the room had a good size for the NYC standards. Daily breakfast and a welcome cocktail were a really nice addition. "

"Excellent staff from front desk to the maids. Professional, friendly and helpful. "

"Hotel location is the best when you are a tourist, most important locations are at walkable distance."

"We booked our hotel months in advance. However, when we arrived, the hotel had been taken over by the state to house migrants that were shipped there from elsewhere in the country. We were never informed. We were told that we were contacted, but that was not the case. Our stay was meant to be within a few blocks of our destinations. However, we were re-booked at a hotel 16 blocks away. We would have spent the entire trip in a cab or walking for hours. When I asked for a refund, I was told that I...

"Our stay at The Gallivant was exactly what we needed. Close to sites, not super expensive and not run down. The Gallivant was all of that. One block from Times Square and a couple blocks from all the delicious foods in Hells Kitchen. Super convenient to several train lines and walkable to Fifth Avenue shopping and Rockefeller Center. I walked to Central Park since we had fabulous weather, but a double decker bus can get you there. The rooms were basic. Kinda old but updated. The bathroom was...