East Side 4 Stars Hotels

"Great location, minutes from central station and One Vanderbilt observation deck. Room was clean and well appointed. A mirror in the main room rather than just the bathroom would be nice but other than that it was great."

"Didn't have any expectations prior to arrival, everything is done efficiently from check in to check out. I really can't fault the location, the cleanliness or attitude of the staff, all great. Had a nice rooftop terrace with tea/coffee available 24 hours and in a blockage distance of grand central. Would recommend without hesitation."

"It was easy to find, and the room was clean with a comfy bed. I enjoyed my stay! "

"Friendly staff! Bar team was amazing, ready with suggestions! Would absolutely stay at Westgate again. "

"First time in NYC and wanted to stay somewhere safe and convenient. The property was beautiful and close to everything. The room was a decent size and overall very comfortable. Only negative was the restroom. It was small and outdated. "

"The staff is very friendly. I love the coffee in the morning and LOVE being able to go out onto the balcony area off the food area like a rooftop but not! Very convenient to many things! Was there for fashion week! "

"This hotel is nice, the location is perfect, and the staff was friendly. The reason I chose this hotel was because we needed a freezer but there is not an actual freezer in the room, there are two small refrigerators. The room had a strong smell of colonge which wasn't terrible but also wasn't great. Nothing we couldn't withstand and better than an alternative of smelling bad."

"Clean"

"We had a very good stay at the Lexington Hotel in New York City. The property is stylish and well maintained, with a lobby and common spaces that feel polished and welcoming. Our room was clean, comfortable, and exactly what we needed for a few nights in the city. One of the highlights of the Lexington is its unique history—the hotel’s ties to Marilyn Monroe and Ella Fitzgerald add charm and character that make it more than just another place to sleep. It’s nice to stay somewhere with a sense of personality and story behind it. For New York, the price felt reasonable, especially given the location and overall presentation. Like many NYC hotels, there is a daily resort fee, which is applied toward on-site spending. We weren’t particularly drawn to use it, but it may be useful for some travelers. The breakfast buffet, while convenient, seemed a bit high at $35 per person, especially considering the abundance of great dining nearby. Overall, the Lexington offers a clean, stylish, and comfortable stay with a touch of history at a fair base price for New York."