Hudson Yards Hotel

It was value for money and well maintained in the heart of the city. Only improvement I would suggest is to add few additional things in the bathroom

This hotel was fine. Not a really fun part of town, very industrial and lots of constructions and you gotta walk a bit to get to restaurants and stuff. Suggest staying in Chelsea instead or soho or lower east side.

Hotel was clean and cozy. My family of four were comfortable a little small but understandable considering we were in New York. Only dislike was they never went by to freshen up the room to throw trash or bring fresh towels. Other than that all good. Would stay again.

I rarely write reviews, even though I travel extensively and have booked probably over 100 nights through Hotels.com this year. But I have to give credit to this hotel -especially the wonderful staff, who truly go above and beyond. I accidentally had a package delivered after I had already checked out, and the staff kindly took care of returning it for me. Thank you! ❤️ They were amazing throughout my entire stay. The hotel is spotless, and the rooms are modern and chic, with comfortable beds, a refrigerator, and good air conditioning. The super-trendy lobby makes a great first impression. It’s easy to pull your vehicle up outside for free while loading or unloading luggage, and a doorman can help if needed. In New York City, having a convenient place to pull in really matters. Reasonably priced parking with in-and-out privileges is also available nearby. The location is excellent—a short walk from the Javits Center, Times Square, and the subway, with an ALDI right up the street. There are tons of restaurants nearby. There’s also a fantastic outdoor courtyard, free filtered water, an ATM, and a billiards room. I will stay here again in a few months! Tips - don't buy tickets to Comedy Central from guys in Time's Square (scam). Get the hop-on-off bus tour but go in the morning/night when not in direct sun. Very interesting! Wicked on Broadway 15/10.