Hotels near Hell's Kitchen, New York

"The room was quite spacious. Being on a middle floor, it wasn't too noisy. The facilities are pretty much what you'd expect from a 4-star hotel in Beijing from the late 90s. It had a bathtub with a showerhead, and as often happens, the bathtub didn't drain very well, but it didn't stop me from showering. On my first day, the hotel had no hot water, which was a real shame; it only came back on at 6 AM the next day. They don't provide slippers or toothbrushes, but they do have shampoo, conditioner, and soap. The service was generally quite routine, though the room attendant had a better attitude. They also charge for luggage storage."

"The hotel has great location, old furniture, shower and they didn’t give me high floor room. The elevators are slow and need to wait forever to catch one. The photos from the hotel don’t match with the reality, in reality everything is super old, reception is bad and I don’t understand in what reality this hotel has 4 stars. I’ll come back to New York but will choose another hotel in the same location."

"Really enjoyed my stay at this hotel because the staff was fantastic from the moment they checked you in to the moment you leave. Staff such as Michelle and Frank were not only polite but friendly, and would go out of their way to help meet your requests or assist in your asks. The hotel's location was fantastic, within minutes' walk of several metro stations, and is of course, within walking distance to Times Square. The only improvement i'd suggest is for the hot water to be heated more quickly. In the interim, just turn the showerhead on for a few minutes before take your bath. Kudos to the team at Hilton Garden Inn Times Square Central!"

"The room wasn't huge, but for New York City, the price was decent, and the facilities were quite good. The front desk staff were also very helpful and even gave me a high-floor room with a view. However, the cleanliness was pretty subpar. When I unfolded a bath towel, I saw dust fall off – I'm not sure if it was lint or something else. After showering, I lay on the bed, and within 15 minutes, my face had an allergic reaction. I have a severe dust mite allergy, so I immediately suspected either the towel or the bedding was dirty. I called the front desk to ask if they had any allergy medicine and explained the situation, asking what could be done. They said the hotel didn't provide it and I could buy my own. They also mentioned that if I wanted to switch rooms, a manager would need to come up and check the situation first. Since I was exhausted after a concert and only staying one night, I just didn't bother changing rooms. I asked the front desk to send up fresh towels and ordered some medicine to be delivered to the hotel myself. So, my review is that everything was great except for the hygiene."

"The hotel's location is great, near Times Square and not far from Manhattan's various attractions. However, the facilities are a bit dated, and the service is just average. During my 5-day stay, housekeeping missed one day (they came at 8 AM, I asked them to come back at 11 AM, and they never did). Bottled water isn't provided in the room, but you can ask the front desk for it. One day when I asked, they actually suggested I drink the tap water from the room (they seemed reluctant to give it). Given the environment (the street outside is crowded and a bit chaotic) and the amenities, the hotel price is quite high. I wouldn't recommend staying here unless you really love Times Square."

"In such a prime location, the room was very small, featuring a bunk bed setup (like a twin over twin in China), but it was very clean and tidy. Three people could barely move without bumping into each other. This really isn't what I expect from a Hilton. If you want hot water, you have to ask at the front desk bar, but the service was excellent! There's ice and room-temperature water in the basement. The door closing mechanism was very unique! The room-temperature water dispenser is right next to the ice machine, which is different from the ice machines at Woburn. Standard amenities include an ice bucket, but it's hard to satisfy a 'Chinese stomach' without a kettle. Guess I'll just have to make do with alcohol."

"Room was really small. Very strong stench of ********* everyday in the walkway from the lift to my room. Also, the AC/heater vent is extremely loud and would buzz all night. Definitely not for light sleepers unless you’re fine with white noise in the background. There are four lifts but they’re really slow and there’s always a long queue for lifts especially during peak hours. You might have to wait 1-3 lifts before it’s your turn. Never seen this at other hotels. Pros were that the TV could connect to Netflix seamlessly. Room had a coffee machine that could double up as a hot kettle. Great Crabtree & Evelyn shower amenities. Room was clean. Reception and housekeeping also rectified issues quickly and were extremely courteous and helpful."

"The hotel being at the heart of Midtown Manhattan is stone throw away from Times Square, Rockefeller Center, Madison Square, the Theater District, Central Park, port authority bus terminal, among many others. There are also lots of grocery stores and restaurants around so you won't worry about food. Staffs are helpful and when you're out of room, they do daily housekeeping, just make sure you remove the ”occupied room” tag on your doorknob. They support sustainability through providing a water dispenser instead of bottled water. The room size is good. Having a mini kitchen is a plus, with microwave oven, kitchen sink, water kettle and mini refrigerator. Overall, we enjoyed our stay especially the hotel's proximity to lots of attractions. Thank you, Beldevere Hotel!"

"This hotel offers incredibly easy access to John F. Kennedy Airport and Newark Liberty International Airport, as it's just a 5-minute walk from Penn Station. Be aware that you'll need to climb stairs to reach the 4th and 5th floors. The staff are very attentive and polite. While the private rooms are small, the price point for New York City makes it a great value. Everything is well-maintained and clean. They are very considerate about noise and snoring; during my stay, it was exceptionally quiet, and I was able to rest peacefully (earplugs were provided in the room, though I didn't need them). For breakfast, there's a generous spread of various breads, fruits, muffins, drinks, and more. There isn't much public space. They do store luggage, but the management of it felt a bit concerning – it was left in the hallway, almost as if anyone could just pick it up. The hotel has a strong Indian vibe."

"This is an older, established hotel with an excellent location right in Midtown Manhattan. It's convenient for taking the subway to the train station. I really appreciated the security guard checking room cards before entering the elevators in the lobby – it made me feel very safe. The room and bathroom were small, likely due to the hotel's age, and the poor soundproofing was a definite downside. The air conditioning was quite loud, but the temperature was stable. The view from the window was nice; you could even see The Edge. Housekeeping cleaned the room daily, and both the security guard and the housekeeping staff were very polite. I arrived from San Francisco at 10 AM, and it was raining and snowing and freezing outside. The front desk said I had to wait until 4 PM to check in, or pay an extra $75 for early check-in, which I couldn't do. Luggage storage wasn't free either; they charged $5 per bag."