Hotel The Herald Square^{(1 stars)}

Rooms: super bed (we had one of the new king size room) with flat screen, huge bathroom, clean

No gastronomy, but a very good coffee machine in the lobby

Front desk very rude (private phone calls for check inn or out NOT interrupted) shower gel and shampoo were not replenished (but at the front desk)

Was once a Verlagsgebäude (Life magazine), reception behind glass, check inn before 15 hours NOT possible, you have to book a safety deposit box for $2 per subject and opening front desk very rude (private phone calls for check inn or out), but otherwise not interrupted what do you need

Great location for sight seeing, Empire State Building, Times Square 5 minute walk about 15 minutes

You have to always keep in mind that this hotel is very convenient and for the price, a lot. The rooms were big enough, nice, clean, comfortable and together cleared. We had a large flat screen TV, a huge comfortable bed a good sized bathroom with toilet (also always clean), air conditioning, a safe, telephone and tight windows with Burglary Resistant shutters! The condition was totally in order, it is of course for the price not a luxury room but still fully in order (timeless furniture) and main thing comfortable and clean.

The staff was very friendly and always tried hard. The manager we met by accident, very nice, friendly, helpful and tips (as a real New York). Everyone spoke perfect English and more do you need not; The rooms were always super clean with fresh towels and bath mats. The hotel features a laundry service, payphones and a nice lounge with a complimentary coffee and Kakaomaschine the very delicious drinks prepared there is also free mini-chocolate. Friends had a few things in the hotel, the staff was very helpful and very on solving the dedicated. The things met 2 weeks after our stay at home a - so just TOP.

The hotel is in the value great. We had a new queen room, the room was adequate in size, the bathroom was nice and spacious. The complete room was clean and fresh clean towels every day. Only comment at time of booking, no ground floor room! - As for two rooms on the ground floor is the right next to the laundry are--it is bearable (7 nights) but it is also a bit noisy (although New York is generally noisy).

The location can't be beat, a few steps from the Fifth Avenue, from the Empire State Building, from the huge Underground station "Herald Square", from Broadway and Times Square. You can do a wonderful walking. Also are right around the corner a "Dunkin' Donuts" with a wonderful breakfast, 3 grocery stores (+ tobacco), many dining options (frequently fast food) and a car rental! Manhattan is from this hotel can be easily reached by foot or with the Underground you can get everywhere in 15 to 20 minutes! And makes you a trip by car (for example in the Six Flagspark to New Jersey) so you 15 minutes away by car from New York outside!

Our room was a bit spartan with a small window with free view of a wall. Separate bathroom with tub, telephone and cable TV. It was enough for us to sleep.

The hotel does not provide meals, but there are in the immediate vicinity of cafes, bars and restaurants.

OK, check inn went smoothly.

The hotel Herald Square was already a bit older, but whoever in New York the hanging out at the hotel, it's your own fault. It has 8 floors, 2 elevators in the lobby and a lounge with many brochures and a good coffee maker.

The location is absolutely great and big plus for the hotel. The Herald Square is on the 31st street in midtown Manhattan. From the hotel to the left is within 150 meters the 5th Ave. , turn right and 500 meters Broadway. The Empire State Building is just 5 minutes walk.

Size of the bathroom

5.0

Cleanliness & linen change

5.0

Room amenities (TV, balcony, safe, etc.)

4.0

Size of the room

5.0

Atmosphere & furnishings

6.0

Overall cleanliness in the restaurant and in the dining areas

5.0

Variety of food and drinks

5.0

Reception, check-in & check-out

4.0

Friendliness and helpfulness

4.0

Condition of the Hotel

5.0

General cleanliness of the different areas

6.0

Proximity to shopping areas

6.0

Restaurants & bars in the area

6.0

Transportation connection and available excursions

6.0

We had a renovated queen size room, small but nice. Queen size bed, open wardrobe, desk, TV (flat screen on the wall), in-room safe. New bathroom and very clean. Air conditioning which we in winter, don't really needed. Heating is occasionally loud noises, but not really disturbing. Windows to the interior light well, but if you spend time in the room as a place to sleep it wasn't really disturbing. So no noise from the street.

Complimentary coffee, but only in the mornings and evenings each for about 3 hours but was completely ok, as if you spend time in the hotel during the day is your own fault.

Front desk with all of our questions very helpful and friendly. Room cleaning was OK, it was not vacuumed daily, but it was still clean (very positive no carpet). Fresh towels every day.

First look so maybe not so inviting, but the renovated rooms are really nice. But you should at the booking on a renovated rooms make sure. Although there is no gastronomy in the hotel, so no breakfast to get up early, but if you can walk a few steps you will not be hungry. The guest structure I couldn't judge, since we were only at the hotel to sleep.

Great central location. Impire State Building, Rockefeller Center, Times Square, even Central Park is within walking distance. Metro station is also just a few meters away.

Our room was very good, for New York standards (who has ever been in New York was, know that living room is expensive! ) Price-performance was completely. We were on the 7th floor. top floor, room 700 . This was newly renovated and had a Oueen-size bed. A dresser and a wardrobe available. The bathroom was clean and a good size.

As I said, except coffee machine, vending machines for drinks and snack is available.

The staff do a nice job, if you happen any concerns. It was constantly being cleaned and refilled. The room cleaning is great, no dirt under the bed or in the corners to find!

The hotel is centrally located close to the Empire State Building. It has several floors, as well as a small lobby at the entrance. There are 2 elevators for guest use, vending machine, internet portal, and safe-deposit boxes for suitcases. There are several seating in the lobby and a great coffee machine. Here you can choose 60 coffees free but is still a snack. The entrance to the hotel as well as the furnishings are well decorated, clean and friendly. Breakfast you can here, as most hotels in NY, didn't get.

The location of the hotel is perfectly suitable for shopping and sightseeing. It is located on the 31st street between Broadway and 5 Ave. Subway stop is very close. The hotel is within walking distance in about 10 minutes the Times-Square are all within walking distance, Empire in 5 minutes. Around the corner you get anywhere daily breakfast, and hot dogs (Gran papaya, highly recommended) or other. Supermarket about 5 minutes walk. Although the 31st is relatively heavy traffic, but away from street noise.

Size of the bathroom

6.0

Cleanliness & linen change

5.0

Room amenities (TV, balcony, safe, etc.)

5.0

Size of the room

5.0

Atmosphere & furnishings

5.0

Competence (handling complaints)

6.0

Reception, check-in & check-out

6.0

Friendliness and helpfulness

6.0

Family friendliness

4.0

Condition of the Hotel

5.0

General cleanliness of the different areas

5.0

Disabled-friendly

5.0

Proximity to shopping areas

6.0

Restaurants & bars in the area

6.0

Transportation connection and available excursions

6.0

Other leisure activities available

6.0

We had a renovated Large queen-size room, although on the walls was rather sparsely furnished and a relatively small closet was for New York standards was really big. The furnishings otherwise good. LCD TV with HBO, national and local channels, safe, comfortable bed and air conditioning (with the window open but quite a volume by the air conditioning units, and next to our room). Bathroom also new and renovated. tub/shower combination. Aesthetically Pleasing design. Whole really an attractive room with small room for improvement.

Staff were really friendly and always tried hard. with questions and problems to be helpful. Room cleaning was mostly alright apart from some details. Tip is recommended. Front desk incredibly friendly and helpful. Limousine service to the airport worked without problems. (approx. $60 plus tip). Foreign language skills? No idea… If you are going to New York, make sure you stop speak english ...

Condition of the hotel for New Yorker standards really good. According to the owner's soon to be renovated more rooms as well as the reception area. Room and hotel absolutely clean, condition in particular the renovated rooms very good. Night at no breakfast. Twice daily in the lobby area can be used for free a good coffee machine. In addition, soft drinks, ice machine (no ice cream! ), Internet access, vending machines washing machines and tumble dryer available. Good service and friendly staff. Guest structure: Pretty international, quiet guests

The location is between 5th Avenue and Broadway / 6th Avenue. Empire State Building two blocks from the hotel. Subway access either station Herald Square (no more than a 5 minute walk) or the 33rd Street / Park Avenue. Optimal. Times Square, Madison Square Garden, the Flatiron Building within walking distance. The 32nd Street with "Little Korea" is a street full of Korean restaurants available, have been launched. Dunkin' Donuts and deli around the corner, so that the self-sufficiency perfect work.

Size of the bathroom

5.0

Cleanliness & linen change

4.0

Room amenities (TV, balcony, safe, etc.)

5.0

Size of the room

5.0

Competence (handling complaints)

5.0

Reception, check-in & check-out

5.0

Friendliness and helpfulness

6.0

Staff's knowledge of foreign language

4.0

Condition of the Hotel

5.0

General cleanliness of the different areas

4.0

Proximity to shopping areas

6.0

Restaurants & bars in the area

6.0

Transportation connection and available excursions

6.0

Other leisure activities available

5.0

The rooms are very small, a little alcove with safe, phone book, ironing board and Art wardrobe. Then, the double bed and a small desk, that was it, is also not space, but there was everything we needed. The bed was comfortable and spacious. The air conditioning which we needed was relatively loud, we are only every evening completely K. O. and managed to get into your bed, we were absolutely no matter how loud the was. The bathroom was nice and clean, with hair-dryer, a bathtub. You couldn't really open windows, otherwise they could have had a wall in front of you. Depends on a big flat screen in the room. And which is really great, the floor was wooden - so very big fat plus, there is nothing worse than carpet in the hotel room.

The hotel has no gastronomy, only in the lobby coffee maker, in very good condition. You can choose the strength of coffee, tea or hot chocolate, really super, which we liked very much and the coffee was really good. New York offers enough amount to traveling to breakfast, as is the breakfast in the hotel almost waste of time - my we at least. There are also tables and chairs in the lobby, where you can get breakfast and food.

The front desk, no matter who shift had, was always very nice and helpful. On our last day it as "thrown over from with rain". We walked over to Newark Airport and at the reception, they told us the cost approximately $75 - don't be surprised, we did it - in Newark closer than John F. Kennedy, only because of the traffic, the amazing in the length. We were just a little over a whole hour from the hotel to the airport. A porter realize we waited in the lobby and offered to call a taxi, when we told him $75 us too much are, he said he'll get us one for $45 guests, because we are and blablabla (that was a very very nice Indians - this just on the edge of) we went on a and there was no taxi but a private car, no matter, it was right, we never had to stroll to the train station and by train and cheaper than $75 it was. Here you have to have been back twice about the Brückenmaut á $5 and expect a little tip we easily made for the placement of our bell boys.

In the lobby there is a large flyer stand with all sorts of brochures to New York, theater and musical performances about Helicopter flights, shopping, museums and so on, something for everyone and you can inspired by.

The hotel looks very nice from outside. On the way to the room we didn't get around and it does not always a hotel and in the 1930s, the editing of the "live" magazines. There are framed pictures that all than cover of the magazine, it was fun to read. The courses are not very inviting for, but a bit cramped and you don't feel like a hotel corridor. this is only on the edge of, but it did not bother us at all, what cares us the hallway. The mentioned "pictures" made up for it charming and you linger even to watch them.

It is just great. From the hotel to the left and go a few meters says on the street and can decide whether direction Flat Iron Building at the left its decorative or to Macy's, the right. What else can one explain, it is was extremely central. We arrived with another couple and we shared a taxi, this cost including all costs as Brückenmaut $50 from John F. Kennedy. The drive was took about half an hour, but the time you'll forget sudden the New York skyline to the place and I wanted all off.

Our room was very very small. With our suitcases still in the room you could almost don't work. But for the few days completely enough. The beds were heaven! Bathroom was okay in terms of size. Bath, sink, toilet. View we had to a wall, almost without daylight. But when you are already in the hotel except for sleeping. It is absolutely great!!

No gastronomy. There is a coffee maker with coffee, tea, hot chocolate, almost 24/7 free. Also cold drinks at the machine (surcharge).

Very friendly welcome on arrival. Also, even though we could directly in the morning and the check-in is first arrived 15 hours is, right to our room. Check in took no longer than 10 minutes. Very friendly staff, who also providing and questions.

No

The exterior impression of the hotel was very good. I think the hotel has 9 floors. Great location and highly recommended!

The hotel is located in the 19 West 31st Street, Herald Square. The subway is literally just around the corner, so about 3 minutes walk. One stop ( 5 minutes ) from Time Square, within walking distance, about 15 minutes. It is really everything worth seeing. Empire State Building two blocks away, so about a 10 minute walk. From John F. Kennedy, with the subway about 60 minutes. Shuttle bus about 45 minutes.