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"Was chaotic while checking in. The hotel definitely is not prepared to handle large crowds and the elevator system takes forever for a large number of requests. The rooms are good for NYC standards and the bar was nice."

"Excellent location and staff were very helpful. The room and bathroom were cleaned everyday. The only downside was that there were no tea/coffee making facilities at the hotel at all. However, there is a 24hr shop 2 doors away that sells all foods and drinks. We would recommend this hotel."

"I was very happy with my stay . They upgraded my room to a suite . The king bed was so comfortable. Maid was very nice. Because I was a solo traveller they included lunch at a nearby deli. Loved my stay ! Not first time at the Edison."

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"Perfect location for proximity to Broadway theatres! Went on re-opening day and there was a back-up during check-in (staff was new to the system). I am the type of person to notice details and the remodel seems surface level, I obviously didn't see the building when they began so I can't say how much has been done. In the, quite small, bathroom, there was no fan, the tub shower had an un-even floor surface, the drain didn't really work all that well and the water pressure, while adjustable, went from a heavy trickle to a mid-pressure spray. Sink was nice with some room to put your things around it and there was a shelf. Lighting in the bathroom was mid - only light was from the mirror. The green paint throughout the room wasn't perfect (looked like a lot of layers). The room was sparkling clean, the new bed was comfortable, night stands had good plug options, carpet was nice, and towels were fluffy. We were on the 25th floor and the noise from the area was still noticeable. For NYC, I guess the room size was ok, it did feel small, and if you had multiple large luggages it will be tight - there is storage space under the bed for a suitcase on either side. The TV is on an awkward wall next to the bed vs at the foot of the bed - but we didn't watch TV. The two elevators were slow to get to you either in the lobby or at your floor. It seemed like there were more elevators available but they weren't working at the time. The cafe was nice. After all that, I would stay here again."

"Room was tiny. Food options were really poor and very expensive. Elevator upto front desk and to the rooms was hectic."

"Stayed in room 4012 and just the overall feel is outdated. My buddie was in 3909 and his tv stand Was falling apart. Elevator make so crazy sounds. Just old and outdated type of place"

"We always stay at the New Yorker when we are in New York, whether for business or for pleasure. The hotel is convenient for us for our business and for attending theatre and restaurants in the theatre district. The price is good for the value. The least expensive rooms are rather small; but some of their rooms are large with a refrigerator. The building is older but renovated. So it has the advantage of larger windows and high ceilings. Ask for corner rooms to get more windows. The staff is very friendly and helpful. And there are many restaurants and stores in easy walking distance."

"So you save a dollar a day by making the soap , shampoo, and conditioner squirt tiny drops at a time but by the time a guest has stood there for several minutes pumping and pumping just to get enough to wash their hair, you've more than lost it in guest perception of the hotel. Not to mention the likely cost of the water, just standing there pumping. It feels very much like the sort of thing where you pinched a penny but helped your guest in the eye, leaving them with a very sour perception of the hotel."