Downstate New York Romantic Vacations

Location is near perfect for my work in Midtown. It’s away from the bustle of Broadway but easy access to rehearsal spaces in Hell's Kitchen and the theaters are a walkable distance or I can hop in a train. The rooms are a bit small like most hotels in town, but the quality of the hotel is high enough that it doesn’t matter if I’m only there for a few nights.

I liked how close it was to rockerfeller plaza and subways.

My stay at The Langham, New York, Fifth Avenue was nothing short of luxurious—elegant, polished, and effortlessly indulgent from start to finish. Its Fifth Avenue setting, spacious upscale rooms, and reputation for refined service made it feel like a true Midtown sanctuary rather than just a hotel stay.

I love this hotel. This is my second day. The first time was years ago. There was a convention going on and even then just by the atmosphere and the staff that I encountered I knew I wanted to come back. when I visited New York of this time course they didn’t disappoint. Staff was helpful and courteous, and I just know each and every time I visit New York this will be my choice hotel .

Great stay overall at The Roxy in Tribeca. The location is a major highlight—about a 5-minute walk to the train and an easy 15-minute walk to both SoHo and the West Village, which made getting around really convenient. The room felt spacious by New York standards, and the bed was incredibly comfortable with soft, cushy white pillows. The shower was solid—clean with medium water pressure, nothing luxurious but definitely did the job well. A couple of downsides: I asked for bathrobes and they were unfortunately out, which was disappointing. Also, it’s one of those hotels where you have to pay for extras like toothpaste—I always appreciate when places include complimentary dental or shaving kits, so that was a miss for me. That said, the restaurant/lounge inside the hotel was a standout. It had a really cool vibe with cushioned leather seating, games, a pool table, and a great food selection—including an oyster bar—which made it a fun spot to hang out. I’d stay here again for the location and overall comfort, but I’d probably also explore other options next time just to compare.

a nice place to stay for either business or leisure trip to NYC.

My stay at The Langham, New York, Fifth Avenue was nothing short of luxurious—elegant, polished, and effortlessly indulgent from start to finish. Its Fifth Avenue setting, spacious upscale rooms, and reputation for refined service made it feel like a true Midtown sanctuary rather than just a hotel stay.

Very affordable and the staffs are very nice the rooms were clean and everything was good.

Location is near perfect for my work in Midtown. It’s away from the bustle of Broadway but easy access to rehearsal spaces in Hell's Kitchen and the theaters are a walkable distance or I can hop in a train. The rooms are a bit small like most hotels in town, but the quality of the hotel is high enough that it doesn’t matter if I’m only there for a few nights.

I love this hotel. This is my second day. The first time was years ago. There was a convention going on and even then just by the atmosphere and the staff that I encountered I knew I wanted to come back. when I visited New York of this time course they didn’t disappoint. Staff was helpful and courteous, and I just know each and every time I visit New York this will be my choice hotel .

Great stay overall at The Roxy in Tribeca. The location is a major highlight—about a 5-minute walk to the train and an easy 15-minute walk to both SoHo and the West Village, which made getting around really convenient. The room felt spacious by New York standards, and the bed was incredibly comfortable with soft, cushy white pillows. The shower was solid—clean with medium water pressure, nothing luxurious but definitely did the job well. A couple of downsides: I asked for bathrobes and they were unfortunately out, which was disappointing. Also, it’s one of those hotels where you have to pay for extras like toothpaste—I always appreciate when places include complimentary dental or shaving kits, so that was a miss for me. That said, the restaurant/lounge inside the hotel was a standout. It had a really cool vibe with cushioned leather seating, games, a pool table, and a great food selection—including an oyster bar—which made it a fun spot to hang out. I’d stay here again for the location and overall comfort, but I’d probably also explore other options next time just to compare.

I liked how close it was to rockerfeller plaza and subways.

My stay at The Langham, New York, Fifth Avenue was nothing short of luxurious—elegant, polished, and effortlessly indulgent from start to finish. Its Fifth Avenue setting, spacious upscale rooms, and reputation for refined service made it feel like a true Midtown sanctuary rather than just a hotel stay.