Mayfair New York

If you don't need all the bells and whistles, this place is just right! I really enjoyed my stay here. Don't get mad when you see a fuel surcharge though. It's still work the value. You are literally right beside Broadways theaters.

No one would call this hotel luxurious, but it is fairly priced and well located if you are interested in Broadway shows or anything else on the West Side, or need to be in the city for a meeting the next day. Particular pluses: the staff at the front desk were friendly and the bathroom was surprisingly large and comfortable. The room also has good electric light - you can read comfortably in bed. Wifi speed is acceptable but not super fast. Minuses: the rest of the hotel, except for the bathroom, is like being in a doll house that has seen a lot of wear. My double bed room was not much larger than the bathroom, with room for a bed and barely enough floor space to get around it. The stair carpeting is threadbare and the hallway walls have been knocked a lot. The room windows opened onto an air shaft. The elevator is tiny, as are the stairs - don't bring a large suitcase! If you are seeing a show and need a place to crash for one night, this hotel offers good value and location, but for an extended stay it could be tight.

When my mom just entered the room, she started screaming that she would rather sleep in the lobby. The room was so ridiculously small, almost like in a submarine. Obviously, if you have claustrophobia it is not recommended.

The Mayfair is the best place for someone who comes to New York to see Broadway shows. It is conveniently located, and clean, the staff is friendly and helpful and it is far less expensive than a variety of other hotels in the area.

it was a good experience. It was my first time in New York and the hotel was in a great location close to broadway and walking distance to everything. Wouldnt mind staying there again.

I well remember the urban decay during the Koch/Trump years,(though I do have a soft spot for the Mayor)when homelessness proliferated and the filth took over that area. The Mayfair is BACK -yes, rooms are TEENY,the heating/cooling is old, there isn't wifi, but there IS a sense of history,of ghosts of theatre visitors past and a gentility that comes with a building that has LIVED...The staff were warm and caring, the building was CLEAN...Will go there again!

This hotel is falling apart, and the staff doesn't seem to care. The carpets are torn, the walls are marred, the wallpaper is coming off, the elevator barely works, the plumbing bursts (I was in 3 rooms, over a 4 night stay). It appears that this very old hotel had its day in the sun, decades ago, but it has fallen into disrepair. Apparently, the hotel simply repairs what is broken. Thus, the decor is a hodgepodge of tattered items and a few modern touches that don't fit in. Most of the staff is indifferent to the problems and downright rude. The only pluses are that it is a little less expensive than other Time Square hotels, an it's location is good.

Enjoyed our stay here. Very close to Times Square and theaters. The room was small, but clean and comfortable!

I had to stay overnight around the Times Square area and didn't want to get robbed (well both in terms of neighborhood safety and what I'm shelling out for NYC accommodations). This place fit the bill. Awesome location, split second proximity to all the geographic goods, and quiet (good for sleeping) at least when I stayed. I'd recommend it to anyone on a budget in need of a place to crash overnight.

Very comfortable. Good location. Restaurant has vegan food.:) and a nice bar. Friendly and helpful staff.