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Top New York County Hotel Reviews

Doubletree by Hilton New York Times Square South

8/10 Good

"Room is clean, staff is friendly and AC is powerful in this hot summer day. This is in NYC, so it might not be a surprise that the hotel room is very small. It is at an extremely noisy location. It didn't help that my room was at 21st floor. I wish the window is better insulated for sound proof."

ROW NYC

10/10 Excellent

"The entire hotel was very clean, everyone was super friendly and the room was a good size for a hotel in Midtown. The only thing I would recommend is getting mini-fridges in all rooms. I asked for one in advance via Expedia, and called the Hotel directly to make sure one would be in my room. It wasn't there when I checked in, but they brought it and hooked it up within two hours of me checking in. Overall, I would stay at the Row NYC again!"

Arlo Midtown

10/10 Excellent

"great location, clean rooms, modern amenities, food, coffee shop, digital elevators, streamingTVs. Rooftop bar very nice BUT we got cheated because I paid nearly $400 to see the fireworks from rooftop ——and I guess July 4, 2026 tix not selling as expected b/c they let in guests who did NOT pay $150 a ticket and were trying to differentiate it, I suspect, based upon an open bar which my ticket provided — BUT I wasn’t interested in. They told me that no one was being allowed up there without purchasing the event tickets when I called as I was planning my trip. and I bought them. we arrived as the open bar was ending, which didn’t matter because I paid for access to fireworks (which were barely visible on the East River, this place is 3 1/2 blocks from the Hudson on the complete opposite side) It was the worst firework show ever since I was a child. It was horrible. I could’ve seen it better from a Citi-Bike on 1st Avenue better. but that part’s not their fault … The oppressive rooftop pricing was on them. And then letting people on the roof without a cover charge was after soaking me, was obnoxious and offensive. And don’t tell me that the rooftop bar & the restaurants are independent entities, they are completely interrelated- to say otherwise is disrespectful and disingenuous as they cross-market every chance they get. As to the property—be mindful that the basic rooms are boutique. no room to put anything. no drawers. no space. of course you can always upgrade."