Find hotels near Diego Salazar Art Gallery, New York from NT$4,187

"Breakfast was decent, although, eat early to avoid the queues. Receptionist Ashley was awesome and so helpful. Perfect place to stay away from the hustle and bustle of manhattan, whilst only 2 stops away on the metro, rooms were clean and tidy. "

"Was nice I would stay again "

"Clean room "

"Staff horrible horrible!! After paying more than $500 per night and no making beds or cleaning the room!!! Staff not nice at all!!! "

"The absolute best location. Feels like a little hideaway for when you need to rest a bit before heading back out to explore NYC. The room, the bed, the shower all more than comfortable and clean. I can't sleep much in New York because the energy is too powerful. But I prefer this section of Times Square to the main part. Slightly more lowkey, less people, but still very much alive and colorful with tons of spots to visit. Walked right across the street to Junior's, it wasn't ever slammed, just steady. Walked like 5 minutes or less to see my show at the Winter Garden. I traveled alone and it feels like a safe place too. More than one entrance on side streets and security always posted up at the entry. CVS right there. Everything you could ever imagine right around the corner or within reasonable walking distance. "

"We absolutely loved our stay. Lovely place, lovely staff, great breakfast. Great accessibility to the city, one block from Subway. Would love to stay here again!"

"This hotel is great the rooms are immaculate, bedding changed daily, breakfast is good depending on what you want but small portions, I have accessible needs and use a manual wheelchair, but I didn’t need a disabled room, however I did request a room close to an elevator and it was not easy to manoeuvre round the corners/corridors (the room was miles away from elevator) we kept the room because it was massive and lovely, overall it’s a good place to stay in a great location, close to Times Square and Broadway "

"Comfortable stay. Great area. "

"Everything was perfect"