Hotels With Spa in New York State, United States

This hotel is 5 mins away from Charging Bull and NYSE. Train station is also very near. Walking distance to take Ferry to Statue of Liberty. Supermarket is also very near.  However, room is small and partition is thin. When next room closed the room door, can feel my room shook as if a mini earthquake. Next thing is there are only 3 lifts shared by 44 floors of rooms. If rush for time, better to take the lift earlier.  Due to the very expensive land in NYC, I have to scarifice room space for convenience.

The West Side YMCA is definitely a no frills place to stay, but the location is excellent. You're right next to Central Park and Columbus Circle. Times Square is an easy walk south. We stayed in 2 different rooms. The first had a bunk bed and was quite small, but the bed was comfy and the room was clean. It also had a small TV and fridge. We had a semi-private bathroom, which was down the hall. This meant we had to scan our key on one of the bathroom doors to get in, but once inside we had privacy while we got cleaned up. The bathrooms were kept clean and tidy. We were able to upgrade the second half of our stay to a room with a larger bed and an in room bathroom. Again, this hotel is no frills. It can be rough around the edges, but it's clean and comfortable at the end of a long day of sightseeing. We did not have time to take advantage of the gym, the pool, the sauna, and stuff like that, but they looked nice. I'd recommend the West Side YMCA. If you're visiting NYC, you should be out doing stuff, not sitting around the room. It was everything we needed it to be.

I just stayed at the Motto in Times Square for the weekend, and had a great experience. First, let me say that I was born and raised in NYC (I live about 30 miles north of NYC now), so I know the NYC area very well, and it was such a joy to experience the city as a ”tourist” for the weekend. The hotel is in a great location near Times Square, where access to public transportation is very easy, as well as to restaurants, and Broadway shows. The hotel is very efficient and modern. The rooms are cozy, and very comfortable. The service is excellent, and the breakfast menu is delicious. I very much enjoyed my stay at the Motto in Times Square.

Avoid room 3210 on the top floor, or any room ending in 10, because that means it's between two elevators, and the elevator noise lasts a long time being loud, and the air conditioner is noisy, but it's okay to sleep with it off. Overall it was ok and worth the price, it's only £450 for four nights in this location and you can't ask for more.

We always stay at Marriott, although I rarely use my Bonvoy membership. I always book our hotel through trip.com. The fridge had a bottle of Coke that had been drank by the previous guest. The hair dryer bag is dusty. Everything else looks good. They provide free water during check-in and a raincoat in case of rain. The breakfast seems decent for the price.

A nice hotel! We were looking for a hotel to stay and were able to book this last minute. Check-in was possible after 1 am as well. The staff was very kind and the stay was pleasant as well. Although it was on Times Square it was not noisy at all which made the stay pleasant as well! Overall we had a great stay.

Location, hotel is good. Just the service not good in this hotel. The front desk staff not really friendly and no smile. The ground floor bodyguard is friendly and helpful. Was second time to stay in this hotel but same problem to extra charge by my credit card. Need to be careful.

Location was impeccable as it was in the modern part of Flushing within walking distance to Tangram and other food options. Nice, clean lobby and decently spacious rooms. Only thing was that there were some broken glass shards on the carpet in the room but otherwise great hotel

I thought the room was very large (compared to some tiny NYC rooms I’ve stayed) I appreciated the view from the room and the bar. I did not notice sound in my room despite being right in the center of action in Times Square. If you like being close to tons of people (I do) then this is a great spot. If you prefer a quiet spot, be aware of the proximity to all of the people. Based on the other reviews, I double checked my bill. The credit for food was not correct. They were helpful and fixed it after I asked. The patty melt was delicious! Overall I would stay again, but was just a little annoyed that I had to request that the bill be corrected. The room was clean and comfortable.

Two doormen stationed at the front entrance saw us retrieving our luggage from the cab trunk, but made no attempt to help. I had checked in a day earlier and was great full that the room was made available at 12 PM . They did tell us there was no view; I was okay with that as we are in NY regularly and at this trip it was not a priority. I haven’t stayed at this hotel in a few years, but remembered the excellent butler service and lovely accommodations, and was looking forward to it. The checkin felt like something one would expect at a Highway motel. No explanation of any services, no welcome drink, no Butler introductions, nobody accompanied you to the room or directed you to the elevator. The room had the tiniest window, with a curtain without a valance (# 1406) facing a wall a few feet away. No Natural light what so ever. The leather head rest on the bed was ripped on a couple of spots. It had only one not very comfortable lounge chair in a fairly large king room. So if you are a couple, you cannot even sit together for a cup of coffee. In the past at checkin the butler would introduce themselves, offer coffee , tea etc and make sure you were satisfied with the accommodations. We had ballet tickets for a matinee, so initially decided to just go with the flow. Went for a quick lunch at the Astor, paid around $170 for 2 ceaser salads, a bloody mary and a glass of Duvel Leroy Champagne. I have no problems paying premium prices for value , but $28 for a Bloody Mary with a celery stalk garnish and stoli vodka? They claimed to have invented it , but definitely not worth the price. When we returned back from the ballet and returned to the room , it seemed really depressing. They call it an interior room , but it could easily be in a windowless basement. We requested a room change and requested to speak to a manager. We were told the manager was downstairs and would call us back. We were going to dinner, so left the front desk our cell number. The manager ever returned the call. On our return when we requested a room change, we were told that they were completely sold out. At this point we were exhausted an decided to just let it go and returned to our room for a good nights sleep. It was around 10:30 PM, and there was a continuous loud rumbling sound. When we called the front desk , we were told that the noise was from their service elevator which was being used a lot that night as 2 of their 4 passenger elevators had been broken for a couple of days. They offered to now move us to another room. So at 11 Pm we had to get dressed and pack up to move to another room. The new room (1903), had a moldy smell. Got up next morning with a back ache as the bed was not comfortable. In the morning the moldy smell seems to have gotten even worse and I did report that. I was told it was because of air conditioning! We called the butler for coffee in the morning. The French press coffee arrived with c

This hotel is 5 mins away from Charging Bull and NYSE. Train station is also very near. Walking distance to take Ferry to Statue of Liberty. Supermarket is also very near.  However, room is small and partition is thin. When next room closed the room door, can feel my room shook as if a mini earthquake. Next thing is there are only 3 lifts shared by 44 floors of rooms. If rush for time, better to take the lift earlier.  Due to the very expensive land in NYC, I have to scarifice room space for convenience.

The West Side YMCA is definitely a no frills place to stay, but the location is excellent. You're right next to Central Park and Columbus Circle. Times Square is an easy walk south. We stayed in 2 different rooms. The first had a bunk bed and was quite small, but the bed was comfy and the room was clean. It also had a small TV and fridge. We had a semi-private bathroom, which was down the hall. This meant we had to scan our key on one of the bathroom doors to get in, but once inside we had privacy while we got cleaned up. The bathrooms were kept clean and tidy. We were able to upgrade the second half of our stay to a room with a larger bed and an in room bathroom. Again, this hotel is no frills. It can be rough around the edges, but it's clean and comfortable at the end of a long day of sightseeing. We did not have time to take advantage of the gym, the pool, the sauna, and stuff like that, but they looked nice. I'd recommend the West Side YMCA. If you're visiting NYC, you should be out doing stuff, not sitting around the room. It was everything we needed it to be.

I just stayed at the Motto in Times Square for the weekend, and had a great experience. First, let me say that I was born and raised in NYC (I live about 30 miles north of NYC now), so I know the NYC area very well, and it was such a joy to experience the city as a ”tourist” for the weekend. The hotel is in a great location near Times Square, where access to public transportation is very easy, as well as to restaurants, and Broadway shows. The hotel is very efficient and modern. The rooms are cozy, and very comfortable. The service is excellent, and the breakfast menu is delicious. I very much enjoyed my stay at the Motto in Times Square.

Avoid room 3210 on the top floor, or any room ending in 10, because that means it's between two elevators, and the elevator noise lasts a long time being loud, and the air conditioner is noisy, but it's okay to sleep with it off. Overall it was ok and worth the price, it's only £450 for four nights in this location and you can't ask for more.

We always stay at Marriott, although I rarely use my Bonvoy membership. I always book our hotel through trip.com. The fridge had a bottle of Coke that had been drank by the previous guest. The hair dryer bag is dusty. Everything else looks good. They provide free water during check-in and a raincoat in case of rain. The breakfast seems decent for the price.

A nice hotel! We were looking for a hotel to stay and were able to book this last minute. Check-in was possible after 1 am as well. The staff was very kind and the stay was pleasant as well. Although it was on Times Square it was not noisy at all which made the stay pleasant as well! Overall we had a great stay.

Location, hotel is good. Just the service not good in this hotel. The front desk staff not really friendly and no smile. The ground floor bodyguard is friendly and helpful. Was second time to stay in this hotel but same problem to extra charge by my credit card. Need to be careful.

Location was impeccable as it was in the modern part of Flushing within walking distance to Tangram and other food options. Nice, clean lobby and decently spacious rooms. Only thing was that there were some broken glass shards on the carpet in the room but otherwise great hotel

I thought the room was very large (compared to some tiny NYC rooms I’ve stayed) I appreciated the view from the room and the bar. I did not notice sound in my room despite being right in the center of action in Times Square. If you like being close to tons of people (I do) then this is a great spot. If you prefer a quiet spot, be aware of the proximity to all of the people. Based on the other reviews, I double checked my bill. The credit for food was not correct. They were helpful and fixed it after I asked. The patty melt was delicious! Overall I would stay again, but was just a little annoyed that I had to request that the bill be corrected. The room was clean and comfortable.

Two doormen stationed at the front entrance saw us retrieving our luggage from the cab trunk, but made no attempt to help. I had checked in a day earlier and was great full that the room was made available at 12 PM . They did tell us there was no view; I was okay with that as we are in NY regularly and at this trip it was not a priority. I haven’t stayed at this hotel in a few years, but remembered the excellent butler service and lovely accommodations, and was looking forward to it. The checkin felt like something one would expect at a Highway motel. No explanation of any services, no welcome drink, no Butler introductions, nobody accompanied you to the room or directed you to the elevator. The room had the tiniest window, with a curtain without a valance (# 1406) facing a wall a few feet away. No Natural light what so ever. The leather head rest on the bed was ripped on a couple of spots. It had only one not very comfortable lounge chair in a fairly large king room. So if you are a couple, you cannot even sit together for a cup of coffee. In the past at checkin the butler would introduce themselves, offer coffee , tea etc and make sure you were satisfied with the accommodations. We had ballet tickets for a matinee, so initially decided to just go with the flow. Went for a quick lunch at the Astor, paid around $170 for 2 ceaser salads, a bloody mary and a glass of Duvel Leroy Champagne. I have no problems paying premium prices for value , but $28 for a Bloody Mary with a celery stalk garnish and stoli vodka? They claimed to have invented it , but definitely not worth the price. When we returned back from the ballet and returned to the room , it seemed really depressing. They call it an interior room , but it could easily be in a windowless basement. We requested a room change and requested to speak to a manager. We were told the manager was downstairs and would call us back. We were going to dinner, so left the front desk our cell number. The manager ever returned the call. On our return when we requested a room change, we were told that they were completely sold out. At this point we were exhausted an decided to just let it go and returned to our room for a good nights sleep. It was around 10:30 PM, and there was a continuous loud rumbling sound. When we called the front desk , we were told that the noise was from their service elevator which was being used a lot that night as 2 of their 4 passenger elevators had been broken for a couple of days. They offered to now move us to another room. So at 11 Pm we had to get dressed and pack up to move to another room. The new room (1903), had a moldy smell. Got up next morning with a back ache as the bed was not comfortable. In the morning the moldy smell seems to have gotten even worse and I did report that. I was told it was because of air conditioning! We called the butler for coffee in the morning. The French press coffee arrived with c

The Hotel is located right at the Buffalo Airport, the hotel was nice and clean. Did not hear any planes overhead, room was clean, beds were comfortable, easy check-in and check out. The TV in room was small and didn't work, but we were too tired to care. The downfall is there is no nightlife in Buffalo, seems everything closes at 11pm. Hard to find food after 11pm. The sportsbar attached to hotel closes too early. If we would return to hotel if had to again. Rates were cheap compared to others in area.

The highlight of this hotel is the incredible staff including the front desk, valets, restaurant staff, and room attendants. Exceptional customer service on all fronts and very welcoming. Love the new decor and the historical pictures of Buffalo throughout the hotel. The lobby decor is beautiful and provides a wonderful relaxing atmosphere. My only complaint is that I thought breakfast was pricy at $25. The dinner menu at the restaurant is reasonably priced and totally enjoyed dinner and dessert. I also loved the warm decor of the room.

We live almost 2 hours away, and stayed at Sleep Inn & Suites so our family of 4 could get a little extra sleep before an early morning flight out of BUF. We booked a room and parking package, which allowed us to leave our car in the hotel parking lot for an upcharge that amounted to half of what we'd have paid to park it at the airport. Our room (standard, 2 double beds) was not fancy, and the shower was very small, but it was clean, comfortable, and quiet, and everything was in good working order. Best of all, the breakfast offerings were set out early enough for us to have a delicious meal before we left, and our shuttle driver to the airport could not have been more cheerful or helpful. When we returned over a week later, late at night, the shuttle arrived to pick us up at the airport within minutes of our calling. We had such a good experience, we've already booked a stay for the night before our next family vacation!

My sister & I stayed here July 3-4 for some peace & quiet over the holiday. The hotel is very clean, the staff is very pleasant and helpful. Free hot breakfast buffet every morning (eggs, sausage, bagels, yogurt, cereal, fruit & more), free wi-fi, 24 hr. coffee & tea available (could be hotter though). Spot Coffee is right across the street (open until 7 or 8 pm & closed on July 4th). Hotel is easy to get to by bus, nice little garden outside next to parking lot. Salsarita's next door, Waves (Asian restaurant), Subway, & Ted's Hot Dogs. Also is pet friendly, and they have a pool. Note that bars, restaurants & coffee shops in the area are closed on major holidays, so you'll need to plan on driving somewhere to eat, or order in. Biggest issue was that the beds are at least three feet high, probably higher. Mattress & springs on top of a platform. We're in our 60s & getting into bed was an ordeal. Never thought to ask about this. Can't imagine what someone in a wheelchair or with even worse mobility issues would have done. Very comfy, but you seriously need a step-stool if you're short. So just keep it in mind if you stay here. Also the microwave in our room did not work properly. Minor but frustrating (staff couldn't help as apparently the machines are not all the same for each room). Little details can make or break a stay. Would stay here again, though, if they have handicap-accessible beds in another room. Overall a good experience with a couple of glitches.

The price is right, very close to the airport

We stayed at the Hyatt Place Buffalo/Amherst for one night while we attended a wedding across the street. The hotel was lovely and clean with a beautiful and welcoming firepit, plenty of convenient parking, a nice workstation area, and very large rooms with super comfortable beds! The staff was friendly, the halls and surrounding areas were nice and quiet, and we greatly enjoyed our stay.

This Hotel was amazing, the staff was friendly and accommodating to me and my daughters for the two days we stayed in town to visit their mom and brother at oishei children’s hospital, definitely a five Star place

This hotel has unfortunately declined in quality in recent years. We always stayed here during trips to Buffalo (we live in TX and return annually to Buffalo to visit friends and family), since it is right across from the airport with easy access to highways and centrally located. The location, however, is not making up for the increasingly grungy appearance, lack of breakfast items, and overall downtrodden feeling of the place. Our room was tidied every day and was relatively clean, but there were mildew and mold spots and spots on the carpet. Breakfast - several days of our week-plus stay there was no fruit (or it was so unripe as to be literally inedible), no eggs or no yogurt, no milk...the coffee was the one constant. One of the days, apparently a staff person had taken the keys to the refrigerator home, so the cold items could not be readily accessed. That said, the bright spot of this hotel is definitely Ms. Annie in the breakfast area. She greets everyone, talks to you and makes you feel at home. She apologized when there was a lack of food, and it's not her fault so I felt bad for her. I will miss seeing Ms Annie and the convenience of this location but really can't see staying here again with the inconsistency and grubbiness and decline.

Exceptional! Wow! The Westin Buffalo is the nicest hotel we ever stayed at. We originally went to Niagara Falls but it was a horrible experience. I called the Westin Buffalo and from the minute Nadine took the phone call until check out we were treated like kings. This hotel is immaculate! The decor is gorgeous. Very clean. Great food and coffee. We plan to continue our stays with Westin for future trips. Thank you Nadine and all of the exceptional staff.

The location was great - right off the 219, very close to grocery stores, restaurants and neighborhoods. I appreciated the hot breakfast and 24 hour coffee service. The room itself was pretty standard; however, it was cold, difficult to heat up and lacked an extra blanket. The hotel was quite dirty, such as dried chunks of dirt in the ice machine room, unvacuumed common hallways and elevators. I found the staff to be friendly and generally helpful, including the night shift front desk person offering to bake a batch of cookies!

This hotel must have been recently renovated, as it's the nicest Holiday Inn I've ever been at.. TBH, it was nicer and more comfy than an Omni in VA. This hotel had outlets and USB charging everywhere, the classic HI pillow selection was great; not the trendy oversized poof pillows that are everywhere. The shower was fantastic; shampoo, conditioner and body was in large pumps (good to see they're environmentally conscious) The A/C was incredible (went down to 60) the curtains were fabulous, parking might be a little tricky, but that's the only negative I experienced. Water bottle filling station in the lobby, nice gym.. GREAT place, don't hesitate.

We used this time for consecutive nights, but it is a wonderful hotel. The hotel is for sightseeing. There is no problem with meals. I liked the overall luxury of the lobby.

Chain hotel, excellent service! It is a resort, large in scale, the lobby has a sunny roof, and it feels good. But there is a distance from the downtown area and it is quiet.

Last minute pick, location is good to where I had to be the next day. Breakfast is very good and gym is ok, you can get your workout done. The room has its age to it, but you can definitely get a decent sleep, very friendly front desk. I will definitely stay there next time if it's the choice...

The room is spacious and air-conditioned. Like most American hotels, there are no slippers, toothbrushes, and toothpaste, so you have to bring them in advance. But there are towels. The hotel service is very thoughtful, and the front desk and housekeeping gave a lot of support. This is the first choice for living in Stony Brook University.

I chose this hotel because I was coming from another state to have surgery in a nearby hospital. I could not have chosen a better place to recuperate. The hotel is spotless, quiet, and the bed extremely comfortable. I originally booked two nights but only needed one. I explained the situation to the manager who kindly refunded my account for the second night. Great customer service. It was convenient having the on-site restaurant although the food was just mediocre. However, service at the restaurant was great. I highly recommend this hotel.

Clean and safe. A little bit far to get food from other restaurant. But quite compare to those near by the airport. Breakfast is standard.

Getting anywhere on Long Island is always a challenge and finding good value hotels is even harder. I arrived at this quiet grotto surrounded by nature at the end of a harrowing drive up from New Jersey and by the time I got up to a modern, clean, well-equipped room I didn't want to leave. I had been thinking of HI Express as a sort of budget line, but not this one though the value was good and much less than the rate currently showing on this page. It's the setting well away from the highway in a forest setting that makes it a destination hotel, though they might do more to make that nature space more practically usable. There is a large lawn area with chairs, benches, a shady gazebo, but much more space that could be used this way. Only negatives: there is only a Chili's restaurant nearby. A 10:00 drive south on 347 will take you to a bunch of good shopping center restaurants (recommend Umbertos), but that's after the usual NJ challenge of having to drive a thousand miles in one direction to get to a U turn that will allow you to go in the other direction. Also, too much ambient light in the room at night, largely caused by a telephone/clock thing that tries to emulate a lighthouse which I could not fully smother to death with one of the giant pillows, along with the lights of all the other electronics in the room and a (welcomed) bathroom nightlight that reflects against a mirror in the hall space and right back into your eyes (solved by fully closing the bathroom door). Two nights here and I was ready for the racecourse drive back to NJ and further south. Recommended.

The surroundings are desolate and there is no public transportation. It is hard to find a place to eat. At the front desk, there was a fat woman wearing glasses who was very arrogant. She stayed for two days and brushed me twice for pre-authorization. The pre-authorization was not returned after 4 days of departure!

My wife and I recently stayed here for four nights. Upon entering our well appointed suite I noticed there were only three hangers in the closet. We were staying at this hotel because it offered a workout room, pool, and complimentary breakfast. The first day when we went to the pool, and workout room- the pool was drained, and one of the two treadmills was broken. We reported this to the hotel desk staff upon leaving the workout room, day 1. As of our last day the treadmill was still broken. We also reported no access to cleaning supplies for the workout equipment, to the hotel desk staff. In these days of Covid not being able to clean workout equipment is dangerous, and unhealthy. There is another hotel a few miles from this one that charges 60 dollars less per night. I would go there if I were you. My efforts to speak with the hotel staff, and manager (though cordial) was worthless.