Ramada New Yorker Hotel

My daughter and I spent the weekend in NYC staying at the New Yorker. The hotel is located a very short distance from Penn Station which was perfect since we arrived by train. Great location, friendly staff and a clean comfortable room. Definitely would go back!

we loved it..great view very nice room with comfortable beds with luxury linens. We took pics while lying in bed that could rival post cards with the view we had from the 36th floor. will visit this hotel again for sure.

Could not have picked a better hotel, rooms small but we expected this from previous reviews, rooms clean, free wifi , staff brilliant and very helpful, diners attached to hotel also very good, a great location central to most attractions we walked everywhere would recommend this hotel

rooms were very small and old. Bathroom needs updating. The air system was very loud

Great location for Madison Square Garden, Macy's, Empire State Building, Penn Station and the entire subway network. We've stayed at the New Yorker for about eight consective years, and will probably go back again. Location is everything!

To start with, the hotel seems to have nothing to do with the brand name Ramada. It is so named purely because it is located at a plaza called Ramada, and I think this is very unethical in terms of misrepresentation or even defrauding customers. Staff members are rude and ignorant in terms of customers' request for amenities, despite several reated requests. Plus, the hotel is very old and poorly managed, and it is no way for this to be a 4-star, probably a 2, I would say.

We had an excellent experience at the New Yorker. No complaints whatsoever and at a very inexpensive price for New York. Fast check-in. Friendly staff. Very comfortable, large, and recently remodeled rooms. 24 hour diner with very fast service and decent diner food. Free business center to print out boarding passes and the like. Good valet service for lugguge. Large fitness center. A subway station right outside the door. As an old hotel, the bathrooms are smaller than in newer hotels (although they have been renovated). And its not in the theatre district (although only 10 blocks away) if that is a high priority. I was extremely satisfied with our stay.

This hotel was in a great location. I came in on the train, walked two blocks and it was right there. Lots of great restaurants with in a mile radius. My trade show was two blocks away.

Located near Madison Square Garden - a 15 minute walk from Times Square. There were plenty of normal looking people in the streets, and occasional police officers, so we felt safe, and did not have any troubles. The staff was extremely friendly - especially housekeeping. Room was small, but immaculate. Decor is Art Deco - I felt like I was in a film noir, but in a good way.

Had a great 50% off deal with e-bookers which made it a good value visit to New York in a great location. We had a New Yorker Suite and the bedrooms were clean, with large comfy beds and pillows. No bedbugs or other creepy crawlies. Bathroom was compact and average. The adjoining 'lounge' was huge with a large dining table and 6 chairs, sofa, writing desk and fridge. Tv and stand. We were on 22nd floor in room 2249 and it had a terrace on two sides of our rooms. The view was of the Chrysler building - lovely at night. Unfortunately, the door to the terrace was ill-fitting and a dreadful draft blew through the lounge. Luckily there was a door to the bathroom and bedroom so we were ok - but we didn't use the lounge because it was so cold - despite the hot air heating. Staff were fine (not exactly friendly) but efficient. The location was great - we flew into Newark and within an hour of leaving the airport we were in our room. We used the NJ Rail transit which cost $12.50 per adult each way. One block from Madison Square Gardens, one block from Macey's, 4 blocks from Empire State Building. A 15 minute walk to Times Square and Broadway.