The hype
Travelers are universally impressed by the noise isolation and cleanliness, but the small room sizes and elevator logistics annoy some.
Book this if You want to be in the absolute center of the action but sleep in a soundproofed glass box above it all.
Quick Take: A polished, corporate-cool sanctuary that proves you can actually sleep in Times Square—if you don't mind the elevator shuffle.
Reviewed by @chasefortravel: I stayed here for a mix of work and play, and the corner room views completely stole the show. Sipping coffee while overlooking the city chaos from my quiet, modern sanctuary was the ultimate NYC moment. The terrace dining is a total hidden gem, too.
Travelers are universally impressed by the noise isolation and cleanliness, but the small room sizes and elevator logistics annoy some.
The 'Destination Fee' is mandatory and the breakfast at Highball is not included (and pricey).
“I would love a room on a high floor (24+) away from the elevators. If a Corner King is available for upgrade, that would be amazing.”
Everything you actually want to know before you book.
No. There is a grab-and-go cafe and a sit-down restaurant (Highball), but expect to pay $20-30 per person.
Surprisingly minimal. The soundproofing is top-tier for the location, but you will still hear the dull hum of the city.
Yes, it's one of the most patrolled areas in the world, but it is chaotic, crowded, and full of tourist scams.
Only if you book a specific 'Ball Drop View' room. Regular 'City View' rooms might face the wrong way.
No. There is a gym and a terrace, but no swimming pool.
Yes, but the fee is steep—around $250 per stay.
The 'Market' in the lobby has decent snacks, but the Duane Reade pharmacy around the corner is half the price.
Use the 'TSX' entrance if the main Broadway sidewalk is gridlocked with tourists.
The bathroom mirrors have built-in Bluetooth speakers—connect your phone for morning tunes.
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