Hotel The New Yorker^{(3 stars)}

481 8th Avenue 34th St. & 8th Ave New York City Show map

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Hotel in general
5.0
Room
4.6
Service
4.8
Location
5.8
Food and Drinks
4.6
Sport & entertain
4.0

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Alexandra

Good old days in great new ways!

5.2 / 6
Recommended hotel
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January 2013

The 'new york hotel' is a striking old building with the charm of yesteryear with its motto: 'good old days in great new ways' in the best sense' old fashioned '-pleased us very. The 43-story hotel has about 900 rooms-the actual hotel rooms are located on floors 20 to 40 of the building, in the lower two floors are the homes of residents. Access to the elevators one gets only with room card, there is always a staff of the concierge service there and watches. The hotel, at the end of the 20. years in the art deco style and ... has a very nice designed lobby with a reception and concierge desk. Next to the front desk you can at the 'bell boy' luggage against a small fee in custody-and for all, the the powershoppen about the strands beat, there was a bag scales.! In the lower lobby, below the foyer you will find a gift shop and gym. Still offers the hotel free wi-fi in all rooms! read more

Room
4.0

Our room (2912) was a double room the cheapest category and was in the 29 sten floor with a view of the office building located opposite. This room was equipped with a very comfortable, king size bed, in which we could sleep well, a flat-screen tv, telephone, closet, and writing desk. In the room there was neither to safe nor mini bar, a refrigerator, you could get probably only on request and for a fee into the room -the but we didn't try it. The windows can be a little open (sliding), which we very pleasant found. Overall our room though extremely small - but thankfully not at all noisy, the massivbauweise the 20. years is's thanked. The air conditioning worked perfectly, could be individually adjusted and warmed the room fast and reliable-at the extremely chilly temperatures in january would be nothing worse than a cold room! In the bathroom a small sink with free soap, lotion, shampoo, a hair dryer and a old fashioned bathtub, the us but to 'warm up' after a long exploring at minus eleven degrees in january has done good service. Free (and fast!) Wi-fi is available in the rooms and in of the lobby.
Gastronomy
6.0

The hotel offers on the ground floor an international restaurant (coopers tavern), as well as a typical american diner (tick tock diner) in a classic 50. years style with plenty of chrome and red lederbänken. There are around the hour typical american meals after the motto: 'eat heavy!'. We also made then and were with the served breakfast (bagel with cream cheese, oj and cheese omelet ) very satisfied: the coffee tasted good and is' bottomless', the waitress called love to wink' my dear ' and the price was okay (21 Dollar for the two of us). Also maintains this diner also a small stall in of the lobby of the 'new york', here there were tea, coffee and Cappuccino, delicious orange juice, muffins, bagels and fruit to go and at reasonable prices, we often used. Around the hotel there was many other restaurants, supermarkets and junkfoodläden : directly opposite is a 24 hours open mäckes next door and a small Starbucks, we frequently for the breakfast used. Just around the corner toward macys/herald square is a ' wendy's' börgerbude and a steak house, there opposite penn Plaza a larger Starbucks, in the other direction (from the hotel from right, in the cinema), there was a ' five guys' börgerschmiede (huge, juicy cheeseburger) and below the 8. ave is for the breakfast the 'pret a manager' café recommendable: here there is fresh juice and delicious sandwiches, toast, wraps, fruits and salads, not really cheap, but very good! Next door you will find a Burger King and estimated one thousand others were eating possibilities. More delicious tips are: the magnolia bakery (next to the entrance to the ' top of The Rock', as well as in the foodcourt the Grand Central Station) there was the world peanutbuttercookies, in the same foodcourt we ate also very good and authentic sharp thai curry. Also you will find directly across of the ' new york hotel ' a pizzeria called 'famiglia', in the big, greasy slices pepperoni pizza for 3 Dollar 50 get. A k-mart supermarket, as well as a small 7/11 market are right around the corner, here you can around the hour with snacks and drink.
Service
5.0

General polite, helpful staff, the front desk and the concierge service are 24 hours manned. Check-in and-out were easy and fast. Wifi is on the whole hotel free of charge, in addition, the hotel guests in the lower lobby, an internet terminal with printer available.
Sport & Entertainment
5.0

The 'new yorker' offers free wi-fi everywhere, and a fitness room in the basement, it is a large cinema called ' loews' right in the side street, on the right from the hotel. To Times Square with its shows one runs on foot about 15 minutes.
Hotel
5.0

The 'new york hotel' is a striking old building with the charm of yesteryear with its motto: 'good old days in great new ways' in the best sense' old fashioned '-pleased us very. The 43-story hotel has about 900 rooms-the actual hotel rooms are located on floors 20 to 40 of the building, in the lower two floors are the homes of residents. Access to the elevators one gets only with room card, there is always a staff of the concierge service there and watches. The hotel, at the end of the 20. years in the art deco style and has a very nice designed lobby with a reception and concierge desk. Next to the front desk you can at the 'bell boy' luggage against a small fee in custody-and for all, the the powershoppen about the strands beat, there was a bag scales...! In the lower lobby, below the foyer you will find a gift shop and gym. Still offers the hotel free wi-fi in all rooms!
Location
6.0

The 'the new yorker' is located on the eighth avenue, 34. street west located in midtown, between penn station and the Times Square, directly opposite of the Madison Square Garden and within walking distance to Empire State Building. Also ' macy's ' is just around the corner. Right in the middle of everything! The next metro station 'Penn Station/34. street' is located just below of the hotel, from here one comes with the lines a, c, e, 1, 2 and 3 everywhere. Conclusion : best location, around the city to discover!

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Hotel The New Yorker^{(3 stars)}