Manhattan Broadway Hotel

It's not the Ritz but when in NY you need a clean bed and clean bath and decent price...and for the location you get them all.

See I will just give honest feedback, nothing more nothing less. No undue praises no rants either. ***************************************************** Location is excellent. Few blocks from Empire estate, Times Sq, Penn station and Rockefeller Cntr. So you get the best of the world. Staff (Colin) was friendly. I booked a queen size bed. The bet I got was 2 single beds combined to make a queen size bed, which was very uncomfortable, so we requested Colin to change our room and he did it within 20 mins, We are thankful to him. The beds in this hotel are crampy and rooms very small. So it is good for backpackers, budgeted travellers. Why live in Jew Jercy for 70$ when you can live here for $100. You decide.But if you get better hotel for like $140, I htink that 40$ extra is money well spend on the good night sleep :)

Pros- Good location. Clean. Good hot water and pressure for shower. Cons- Requested queen size and got a room with a bunk bed and a twin. Low quality and cheap bed accomodations. Hair dryer not working (very old). Small TV (computer size) with limited stations and poor quality.

Small cramped room. Clean is a plus. Best thing is location. Easy access to all midtown Manhattan.

Asked for a queen sized bed with couch - got a queen sized bed + 2 bunk beds. We had ZERO room in our room to do anything but sit on the bed or sit on the toilet (bathroom was clean). It smelt a bit odd, it was extremely small, you could hear EVERYTHING happening outside your door, and we were awoken abruptly the next morning by a horrible sound (it was the maids cleaning the other rooms - noisy as heck). I only booked it because of the price, but after tax and everything - I regret it. Anything more than $99 for this place (including tax and everything) is overpaying. Wouldn't recommend it unless you're dead broke. Pay the extra $$ and stay somewhere that's feels like a hotel, not an abandon apartment building converted into a hotel (read: motel).

Quick check-in.. TV remote semi-functioal A single small piece of soap Extra charge for internet Cramped feeling Great central locatio

Price in comparison to other hotels was great! Location was amazing! Staff was nice and helpful. The downside is the room was very small. Tough uncomfortable beds. We requested a Queen and got two fulls pushed together side by side to make a queen. Pillows were hard as a rock, blankets were flimsy. Lighting was poor, no closet space whatsoever. There was just a sink and absolutely no space for miscellaneous items. Our floors weren't cleaned throughout our stay. I mean i guess we got what we paid for, but I wish the place was a little cozier..

very close to Broadway and Time Square, standard suitable for money

Spent four night at this hotel. Location is very good but the rooms are tiny, beds are small and uncomfortable and the staff is friednly but can;t make up for the lack of accomodations. While we were there staff was repairing or refinishing a room next door from about 7AM through 9 to 10PM at night. Sink in our bathroom was coming off the wall, air conditining wasn't the best for 90 degree weather and we had to ask for tp and towels a couple of times. But......at $199 per night and five blocks from Times Square........

this hotel was locate in a good location but it was dirty old furniture dirty bed had a bad smel and room service was terrible people in front desk is nice that only thing good there