Spa Hotels & Resorts in East New York from AU$336

"The Park Central is conveniently located in Midtown near Central Park and Times Square. The elevators take a long time, so give yourself extra time if you have somewhere to be. The beds were clean and comfy. The walls were thin enough that we were able to hear other guests loudly throughout the night. Even though this is a non-smoking hotel, as soon as I left my room, the hallway reeked of cigarette smoke. I told the front desk and they didn’t seem to care. I was also given a voucher for a complimentary breakfast at their coffee place, Central Market. The cashier was extremely rude and didn’t want to help me. If I do return, I’d definitely skip this coffee place and go to Starbucks on the corner."

"Having a minifridge would have made a huge difference. Otherwise, the room was fine. Good stay overall. "

"The Empire is my favorite hotel in New York. It's a grand dame, so not new and spiffy, but the rooms are well-maintained and I find the bedding terric. In New York, the Empire is a bargain, but it's so much more. The location is outstanding at Lincoln Center surrounded by restaurants and cultural institutions, and it's on the #1 subway. Taxis and Ubers also very easily available. I don't worry about not having a coffee maker in the room. There is a Starbucks a few steps from the front door; a great bakery (Breads) across the street (Broadway), and additional options up and down Broadway. People, you're in New York! I love the free bottles of water. Pasquale at the front desk has been especially kind, but all the front desk staff and doormen seem extremely helpful."

"The hotel is in a perfect spot in the city"

"The moment I walked in staff informed me that they never offered valet services, and two minutes later a valet showed up. Our room smelled like mold and the bathroom had a strong urine odor. Ohhh not to mention the clogged tub! We had a terrible experience at the Hyatt Hotel."

"Just a very old run down hotel "

"Room was small but fine. Elevators were extremely small and very noisy. It’s an old hotel, so it’s to be expected, but if you’re claustrophobic take the stairs."