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Check-in: 1400
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
An all-suite midtown hotel conveniently located within minutes of the Convention Center, Financial District, Fifth Avenue Shopping, Broadway Theaters, Grand Central Station, Madison Square Garden, Penn Station and United Nations. There are 118 suites and each one comes with a fully equipped kitchen, including coffee makers with free coffee and tea, and a full bathroom. Microwaves and toasters are available upon request. A gym and a self-service Laundromat are on-site. Discounted parking for hotel guest is available one and a half blocks from the hotel.
Check-in: 1400
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
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Overall score
4.2 out of 5
(62 reviews)
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Hotel address: 149 E. 39th St., New York, NY 10016
New York, NY, within walking distance of Grand Central Station
La Guardia Airport - LGA and John F. Kennedy International Airport -JFK, Newark Liberty Airport EWR
Located near the Empire State Building, United Nations, Central Park, Theater District, Garment District, Grand Central Terminal and Rockefeller Center.
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Check-in: 1400
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
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Overall score
4.2 out of 5
(62 reviews)
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Reviewers are asked to rate a variety of hotel attributes on a scale of 1 to 5. The highest possible score is "5," meaning the user was "very satisfied," while "1" is the lowest, meaning the user was "very dissatisfied."
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Score
4 out of 5
Great hotel for the money
Sandi Nov 9, 2009
The only bad experience was that the first night we ended up with a free "upgrade" to a fabulous suite on the 12th floor. The ... bad thing is that is was a smoking room and smelled awful. We asked to change and they claimed to have no other rooms available, despite the fact that we had reserved a non-smoking room. The upshot was we got very little sleep because the smell was everywhere. We were able to switch to a non-smoking suite the next day. Lesson - check in is at 2 p.m. Don't try to check in early (we arrived at noon). They will store your bags but you will end up with whatever is left if you show up at 10 p.m. as we did.
Traveler type: Couples
2nd Avenue Deli. Best stuffed cabbage and matzoh ball soup in the world!
Score
3 out of 5
central park
booper Oct 31, 2009
I used to live in New York and have since moved upstate. I try to come once a month to run a race in my beloved Central Park ... but sometimes it is just too expensive on my fixed income.
Traveler type: Single
Score
4 out of 5
don't understand
?????? Oct 26, 2009
Theater Restaurant rec. was great ...
Traveler type: Friends
Reviews represent the opinions of CheapTickets customers, not of CheapTickets or its staff.
2nd Avenue Deli. Best stuffed cabbage and matzoh ball soup in the world!
--Sandi, Minneapolis, MN Nov 9, 2009
Bus lines and subways are within walking distance.
--Non=New Yorker, Naples, Florida Oct 6, 2009
A sushi place around on 3rd ave called Sushi Hiroshi, has the best sushi I've ever had! A Thai restaurant on Lexington ave on the same block called Red Curry, has the best crispy tofu and noodles. Both places are nice and cheap.
--Kz, Washington dc Sep 17, 2009
Overall score
4.2 out of 5
(62 reviews)
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Score
4 out of 5
Great hotel for the money
Sandi Nov 9, 2009
The only bad experience was that the first night we ended up with a free "upgrade" to a fabulous suite on the 12th floor. The ... bad thing is that is was a smoking room and smelled awful. We asked to change and they claimed to have no other rooms available, despite the fact that we had reserved a non-smoking room. The upshot was we got very little sleep because the smell was everywhere. We were able to switch to a non-smoking suite the next day. Lesson - check in is at 2 p.m. Don't try to check in early (we arrived at noon). They will store your bags but you will end up with whatever is left if you show up at 10 p.m. as we did.
Traveler type: Couples
2nd Avenue Deli. Best stuffed cabbage and matzoh ball soup in the world!
Score
3 out of 5
central park
booper Oct 31, 2009
I used to live in New York and have since moved upstate. I try to come once a month to run a race in my beloved Central Park ... but sometimes it is just too expensive on my fixed income.
Traveler type: Single
Score
4 out of 5
don't understand
?????? Oct 26, 2009
Theater Restaurant rec. was great ...
Traveler type: Friends
Score
4 out of 5
murrayhill
jonnhfd Oct 12, 2009
love the roomy suites ...
Traveler type: Family
Score
4 out of 5
Great older hotel delivers
Non=New Yorker Oct 6, 2009
I was pleasantly surprised at the size of this efficiency. The pullman kitchen was stocked with all cooking utensils. I was ... amazed to find two nice sized closets. What a pleasant experience!
Traveler type: Friends
Bus lines and subways are within walking distance.
Score
4 out of 5
Good hotel
Wolf Sep 29, 2009
Good hotel, friendly staff, quiet, location is not super (metro is a few blocks away) ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Hommie! Love it!
Kz Sep 17, 2009
I am a photographer. I was in the city for the fashion week. I stayed in this cozy hotel for five nights all by myself. I ... think the hotel was an apartment building before. The room has everything that a home should have! Even kitchen with cooking tools! Although I don't really cook here, but it makes feel nice. The carpet in the hallway is very clean. The location is relatively quiet but only 3 or 4 blocks away from park ave and 5th ave. I like this place very much. It's a great place to stay when travel in the big apple. One serious bad thing though, there's no wifi service in the room. Free wifi in the lobby but constantly gets disconnected. Please fix it!
Traveler type: Business
A sushi place around on 3rd ave called Sushi Hiroshi, has the best sushi I've ever had! A Thai restaurant on Lexington ave on the same block called Red Curry, has the best crispy tofu and noodles. Both places are nice and cheap.
Score
5 out of 5
Convenient, comfortable, and cheap.
SN Sep 8, 2009
I spent the weekend in NYC with two friends from college and since we're used to crashing on floors and couches on a regular ... basis, we weren't expecting much for the price we paid for the room. Let me just say that we were very pleasantly surprised by this hotel. We shared a junior suite and there was more than enough room for the three of us. The room was spotlessly clean and comfortable, the water pressure in the shower was FANTASTIC and the hotel is located on a very quiet street. The kitchenette was perfect for storing alcohol and leftovers. As many people have already said, the rooms are a little dated, but that was only a minor drawback that didn't really matter to us. Some people might be annoyed that Times Square is about 10-15 minutes away on foot, but, again, it didn't bother us and it's definitely doable if you don't have anyone in your group with mobility issues. If you're young, traveling with friends, looking for something cheap, don't need many amenities and don't plan on doing much in the room besides showering and sleeping, this is the perfect place for you.
Traveler type: Friends
Every kind of restaurant, cafe, and deli is within three or four blocks of the hotel. There's a fantastic grocery store around the corner and a nice wine/liquor shop about two blocks away, too. If, for whatever reason, none of the restaurants around the hotel appeal to you, check out Grand Central. There are a bunch of great places to eat in there, plus the building is incredible and it's worth a visit for that reason alone.
Score
1 out of 5
Awful
Jill Sep 6, 2009
The television, which we might have lived with, was substandard, and couldn't be seen from the bed, which we also might have ... lived with. There was no wifi (unheard of in this day and age) except in the lobby, which we reluctantly were living with. The water in the shower didn't stay the same temperature for more than 30 seconds, which we also might have lived with. But the blanket had stains [...]-distusting--and that we couldn't live with. We called the front desk, but because it was after 11:30 pm, the desk clerk said he couldn't bring us up a clean one but wanted us to come down. We refused. The next morning we spoke with the day supervisor who was very sweet and understood why we left. We did not have to pay for the stay, which was also nice. But I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone, even if they upgrade and get wifi. Unsanitary conditions are beyond the pale.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
3 out of 5
another stay
avidrunner Aug 23, 2009
I use this hotel because once a month I try to run a race in Central Park because I used to live in NYC and now that I am ... retired I have moved upstate and I miss running races in the park. I would love to come more often but sometimes the price of the room is just TOO expensive!
Traveler type: Single
Score
4 out of 5
"Excellent location for the price"
NYC traveler Aug 19, 2009
Great location. Spaciuos rooms. Small bathroom like all nyc hotels. ...
Traveler type: Family
Score
3 out of 5
Plenty of space
dad Jul 25, 2009
Lots of space for the price in a midtown location. Parking charges at local garages are very high. Better to check that ... online in advance as well.
Traveler type: Family
Score
5 out of 5
Excellent value!!
J & J Jul 24, 2009
This hotel was perfect. It was a decent distance from the busy-ness of Times Square, Herald Square, etc and every night when ... we returned, we appreciated the tree-lined streets and less bustle in the neighbourhood. There were many delicatessants and grocery stores nearby where we could pick up breakfast supplies for the morning and snacks. The kitchen in the suite was really a plus!!!! (I love my coffee first thing in the morning.) The suites were large and kept very clean. The price point was perfect! I would definitely return to this hotel on my return visit.
Traveler type: Friends
There were no dining facilities in the hotel but great eateries were nearby to suit every budget and taste preferences. It was easy to eat healthy and lean but if you wanted to indulge, you could do that too.
Score
3 out of 5
roomy, uinexpected kitchenette
savvy new york traveler Jul 24, 2009
spacious room(for older new york hotel), convienant to grand central, surprising kitchenette in room. would stay again. ...
Traveler type: Business
Score
2 out of 5
Good Value
ralph Jul 21, 2009
Greta location, clean room though a bit in need of update. ...
Traveler type: Friends
Not far from Smith & Wollinsky's
Score
4 out of 5
Murray Hill East Hotel
Traveler Jul 17, 2009
The hotel was very nice and the location was excellent. ...
Traveler type: Family
Score
4 out of 5
great for families and a good price
Nan and Pop Pop Jul 16, 2009
We did feel that they need to upgrade their TV's. Their was only one small TV in the livingroom and none in the bedroom. ...
Traveler type: Family
You could walk to 4nd St. from the hotel That is where all the action is.
Score
3 out of 5
simple but nice hotel
B Boop Jun 16, 2009
I would like to have a larger television and also would like to have more cable stations. Program choices are very ... limited. If you have any kind of problem they are very cooperative and I have requested room changes a couple of times without any problems. Basically I stay at the hotel because I once lived in New York and now I'm living upstate and I come into the city to run in Central Park, see the city again and visit with some old friends.
Traveler type: Single
Score
4 out of 5
Still My Favorite New York Stay
Weekly New Yorker May 13, 2009
I am up to six visits to this hotel, and I am very satisfied with each stay. I consider it my home away from home - and I'm ... away from home alot!
Traveler type: Business
Excellent Wine Shop around the corner on Lexington. Great variety and knowledgeable staff.
Score
4 out of 5
Nice
Nancy & The Girls May 2, 2009
We did a lot of sightseeing, and found the hotel was a convenient location. It's not a bad walk to Time Square, maybe 15 ... minutes. The sofa bed needs a new mattress, it was thin & uncomfortable...therefore had to sleep on it un-opened. The Air Conditioner hadn't been turned on yet (in late April), even with the 90 degree weather. Thankfully it cooled down in the evenings when we were in the room. With the provided a fan it was bearable. The shower was great in the Junior Suite! We liked that the hotel was in a quiet neighborhood, yet close to Times Square. With three friends the room was roomy enough. We liked visiting St. Paul's Chapel across the street from Ground Zero. Lots of info. and history. The top of the Rockefeller Center has a great view of the city! It was helpful that they stored our luggage the last day until we needed to leave for the airport. We didn't need amenities, just a very clean comfortable place, so we'd definitely stay at Murray Hill East Hotel again!
Traveler type: Friends
Zarela's has delicious Mexican food, and about a 12 minute walk. Frontier Restaurant was very close & a nice diner for breakfast or late evening dessert, also there is a very nice supermarket across the street from it with everything you could need, should you decide to cook. Grand Central also has several places to dine, if you need something quick and not fancy.
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2nd Avenue Deli. Best stuffed cabbage and matzoh ball soup in the world!
--Sandi, Minneapolis, MN Nov 9, 2009
Bus lines and subways are within walking distance.
--Non=New Yorker, Naples, Florida Oct 6, 2009
A sushi place around on 3rd ave called Sushi Hiroshi, has the best sushi I've ever had! A Thai restaurant on Lexington ave on the same block called Red Curry, has the best crispy tofu and noodles. Both places are nice and cheap.
--Kz, Washington dc Sep 17, 2009
Every kind of restaurant, cafe, and deli is within three or four blocks of the hotel. There's a fantastic grocery store around the corner and a nice wine/liquor shop about two blocks away, too. If, for whatever reason, none of the restaurants around the hotel appeal to you, check out Grand Central. There are a bunch of great places to eat in there, plus the building is incredible and it's worth a visit for that reason alone.
--SN, Washington, DC Sep 8, 2009
There were no dining facilities in the hotel but great eateries were nearby to suit every budget and taste preferences. It was easy to eat healthy and lean but if you wanted to indulge, you could do that too.
--J & J, Toronto, Ontario, Canada Jul 24, 2009
Not far from Smith & Wollinsky's
--ralph, Boston MA Jul 21, 2009
You could walk to 4nd St. from the hotel That is where all the action is.
--Nan and Pop Pop, New Jersey Jul 16, 2009
Excellent Wine Shop around the corner on Lexington. Great variety and knowledgeable staff.
--Weekly New Yorker, New York, NY May 13, 2009
Zarela's has delicious Mexican food, and about a 12 minute walk. Frontier Restaurant was very close & a nice diner for breakfast or late evening dessert, also there is a very nice supermarket across the street from it with everything you could need, should you decide to cook. Grand Central also has several places to dine, if you need something quick and not fancy.
--Nancy & The Girls, Canton, GA May 2, 2009
Docks was excellent for seafood.
--David, Alexandria, Virginia May 2, 2009
Always book through Orbitz for this hotel. I shop around each time, and always end up back here for the best rates. I swear this is not a paid endorsement - it's really true!
--Lesconflair, Connecticut Apr 23, 2009
The U.N. Headquaters
--James, USA Dec 20, 2008
Macy's is only a couple blocks away Time square is a little further but still within walking distance.
--Deborah, USA Nov 21, 2008
Grand Central Station is a short walk to the north.
--Nicole, USA Nov 20, 2008
Shopping.
--Mark, USA Oct 23, 2008
Blooms is a great restaurant around the corner on Lexington- good food! large portions/easy to share.
--Joan, Chaska Oct 20, 2008
Short walk to many of the NYC sights. But taxi's are cheap if you don't like walking.
--Vincent, Ratliff City Oct 19, 2008
There are several good and reasonable restaurants along 2nd about a mile north of the hotel. Zarela, Pescatore, and the bar Pig and Whistle (Irish) were all great.
--Michael, USA Sep 14, 2008
Grand Central Station is 3 blocks away which makes it easy to get to everywhere.
--Thomas, Rochester Sep 1, 2008
daniels bagels on 3rd ave has terrific deli food,and you are only a short walk from lot's of good restaurants
--Susanne, Bloomington Jul 23, 2008
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