Bryant Park Hotel

Second stay at the Bryant Park - whose location is admirable right on Bryant Park with a Winter view of the park, skating rink, and general festivities in the area. We had a special occasion stay planned and the Bryant Park staff really excelled at making our stay special as I had planned. Regrettably, the scaffolding that adorned the beautiful building was still there two years later. Of course, not the SAME scaffolding but some new scaffolding that was in place as the building is a historical landmark, and certain remedial works needed to take place. The interior rooms had been sympathetically updated since our last visit, but we were unfortunately assigned a room on a floor with a lot of work going on, and the room itself despite the cosmetic improvements, was no good. The climate control did not work (not good in January in New York) so space heaters were provided which we fine except the electrical circuitry in the room was overloaded leading to numerous fuse blow outs, sparking and quite a lot of inconvenience. We moved rooms three floors higher halfway through our stay to an identical but functioning room and that was fine except in the haste of the move (which was a very busy day) quite a few things were left behind to be recovered later. I have to say that the Bryant Park staff throughout these awkward issues were excellent. The Irish lady at the front desk whose name I shamefully have forgotten was very good, and the general mood of our special occasion stay was always maintained despite the difficulties. We had a great time in New York, and did everything that we had planned. The Bryant Park is excellent and only has to be marked down this time because of the difficulties and problems we experienced, that staff dealt with very well but were nonetheless troublesome. You may imagine parking / loading on Bryant Square is a madhouse on check out day trying to park up and load our stuff was a circus - construction everywhere, traffic bedlam, general chaos, but we eventually got sorted and went on our way. The Bryant Park has some issues like historical preservation that are not of their own making, and the hotel is naturally expensive given its reputation , facilities, and location but we would return, which is probably the best indication of a good hotel

We had a wonderful stay at this hotel overlooking Bryant Park. We upgraded to the park view suite which was perfect for working as well as sleeping. Great bed and nice robes and the view is always interesting and fun. The staff is very friendly and helpful from the moment you walk in the doorman always helps with the big beautiful doors and the front desk folks all very helpful. Great location to so many coffee shops and restaurants and easy walk to almost everywhere.

We recently stayed at The Bryant Park Hotel, and our experience was amazing. The staff was incredible—from the ladies at the front desk, who were warm and welcoming from the moment we arrived, to the reservation manager, Shelton.||If you have the pleasure of working with Shelton, you’ll experience truly exceptional service. He genuinely goes above and beyond to make your stay perfect, offering personalized recommendations, reservation links, and must-see sites. He took the time to contact us before our stay to ensure everything was in place and that we had everything we needed. ||A special thank you to Alyssa at the front desk, who provided a detailed list of her favorite restaurants and trendy spots for our girls to explore.||The level of service was outstanding, and the staff is truly top-notch. We would absolutely stay here again.

Bryant Park is beautiful and interesting day and night. Blue Bottle Coffee next door to hotel: bonus. Great food close by. Library has a very interesting exhibit of famous books and related items, perfect if you're short on time or don't want to endure massive crowds. Room was great. Bed comfortable, slept like a rock, good sized bathroom. Only complaint was the hot water takes ages to come on...it's cold for 10 minutes. Such a waste of water. It was clean everywhere, room and public spaces. Service was generally very good and staff were friendly. Unfortunately at the time I checked into my room, the privacy light was on. I didn't realize what it was, until my room wasn't cleaned on my second day. The front desk helped me resolve and after that room service was excellent. It was a bit annoying that the front desk didn't believe me when I told them the light was on when I first went into the room. "Oh no, that couldn't possibly happen, we wouldn't have sold the room". Well you did sell the room. To me. With the privacy light on. Other than that I didn't really need anything but the staff were always friendly and the doorman helped me get a cab when i checked out, which I appreciated. Elevator was so dark I could barely see.

We stayed at the Bryant Park Hotel during the snow storm of Jan 23-27, 2026. The rooms are very clean and slightly larger than the typical NYC hotel room. The bed is comfy and the towels are soft and thick. The location is ideal: close enough to walk to theaters and the main attractions, but far enough away to experience local restaurants. Our favorite part of our stay was the hotel staff. Quiva and Julio were the best! They recommended great restaurants and suggested new places to explore when we told them our interests. The coffee and muffins each morning were a nice treat. We would return in a heartbeat!

We stayed in New york for a 60th Birthday treat on 6th - 10th January 2026, we booked in to the Bryant Park hotel on the 8th January as a last minute change from another hotel, due to experiencing some issues. The Bryant Park Hotel was just around the corner as the location was excellent as you could walk to near by attractions Broadway, Empire state building, Times Square, and Central park. From the moment we entered the Bryant Park Hotel from the door staff to reception staff we were welcomed by 2 loverly front desk ladies where nothing was too much trouble. They went over and above to provided a proffessional and personal touch. We booked for a 2 nights in a suite room 403 overlooking the park where the ice rink, christmas tree and some food stalls were still in place, we wished we could have stayed longer. The room was of exeptional high standard, spacious, immaculate and had all the amenities you should need, separate shower and huge deep bath tub, with high quality toiletries. Nothing was too much trouble we were provided with tea and coffee making facilities which included coffee pods and was fully stocked. The room had a exeptionaly stocked mini bar, ranging from nuts, crisps and candy. We visited the bar down stairs (CELON) which had a loverly atmosphire and music almost an morrocan feel serving meals, cocktails, beers, and a multitude range of wines and spirits. We would especially like to thank Jo Kinsella for her attentivnes warm caring appraoch, who greeted every guest like a personnal friend refering to guests by name. Jo goes above and beyond to make your stay as speacial as possible. We like to thank everyone at the Bryant Park Hotel for a wounderful service and a woundeful stay at a fabulous hotel.

We had an excellent stay at The Bryant Park Hotel. We were there celebrating my daughters 16th birthday. Jo at the front desk explained the history of the hotel (Leonardo and the fashion history) as well as made it extra special with a balloons and treats in the room. The staff was remarkable. The hotel room had just been remodeled...it was beautiful. We had a view of Bryan Park. There was remodeling but we could barely hear it from our room. The location was ideal for us since our focus was shows. We were able walk back and forth to Time Square easily and jump on the subway when we wanted to visit other parts of the city. I highly recommend this hotel. We will go back.

We stayed in the hotel for four nights and everything was more than what I expected. The room is clean and it’s modern so I really love it. The location is also perfect because it’s not so busy and crowded outside the hotel but you are still in the middle of every touristy spots you wanted to go to. The staff are also friendly especially Shannen who has been so consistent and helpful from the moment we check in till we leave the hotel. Everyone is just so accomodating. We would definitely be back and will recommend this hotel to family and friends. You get what you pay for and that’s what I love. It’s the comfort, view, people and the atmosphere that will keep you coming back.

Amazing stay again! Great treatment from the moment you walk in till the time you leave. Staff goes above and behind to make sure your stay is memorable. Love the hotel and staff. Looking forward to going back for the holiday season. Thank you

Had a wonderful overnight stay with my gal pal last weekend to ring in my 39th birthday with my first ever sleep in Manhattan. My hubby found this place that has amazing views overlooking Bryant Park, close to all restaurants and bars, and walking distance to the library and shopping in the area. Scott was wonderful upon check-in, and the entire staff was friendly and professional. Make sure to ask about parking in their partnered parking garage to get the hotel pricing versus not; this helped my out of town friend immensely. We stay in room 1107 that was a corner room just above Bryant Park. The floor to ceiling windows were amazing and the queen size bed had just the right amount of firmness to lull my friend and I to sleep after walking 17,000+ steps! The staff left a bottle of prosecco in our room, complete with a birthday balloon which made the stay even more special. The shower was a dream and the shower gel from the Molton Brown collection is my biggest obsession now! Lush bath robes and slippers awaited us after cleaning off the grim of the city; the room was quiet except for the sounds of the city below. Loved the black out curtains to help make the room a little cocoon for night. Notes for first timers: 1) the shaving and tooth brush kits in the closet are NOT free; they are a part of the "mini bar" and you WILL be charged. Found out the hard way - but fine 2) USE the ear plugs on the night stand; you can't believe how noisy the city is at night! My friend and I laughed with the ear plugs in as we heard cars blaring horns and blasting radios. As a NYC native, even though being on the 11th floor, we heard plenty 3) There is a charge for a "resort fee". We didn't use any of the facilities nor visit any of the restaurants at the location, but know the charge will appear on your bill The crisp white linens; full length mirror; spacious closets; and the shower really made the experience feel so luxe. Check-out was a breeze. I'd love to come back next year to do it all over again!

The staff are Kool and pleasant. The lounge has a great ambiance feel. I would recommend getting a view of the Bryant park, very beautiful!

Although I've stayed here and generally sing their praises, except for check in, this visit has been rough. Let's hope the scaffolding is up to return the polish to the hotels former glory. View, no water, sub standard staff. My room view, of scaffolding and a roof top. Security upon returning at 11:00 was not present, and I waited for persons in the elevator bay to move on, before I'd access the locked elevators. Woken up by? Construction workers outside my window? Sat. 7:30 am! Emergency water shut down, so we had to go out without a shower, and had to look for a bathroom, in New York. A rude house cleaner.. it all adds up.

Bryant Park Hotel was a bright spot in our trip to NYC. We visited with our two kiddos- ages 3 and 6 and were in the 2 bedroom room which was plenty spacious for us, including a desk and table with a few chairs. The bathroom was large and had a nice tub for the kiddos to take a bath in each night and beds were comfy for Mom and Dad! The rooms were clean, the location was close to everything but- the PEOPLE that work there are amazing. Everyone from the bellman to the front desk and the GM were there to make our stay as comfortable and great as it could be. We had a mishap with our 3 year old the first day of our visit that ended with a few stitches in the ER (which did NOT happen at the hotel) and when Siobhan (GM) found out she put a few NYC goodies in the room which certainly was a nice touch and made the girls smile. Along with that she helped us out with a late checkout in the event our littlest needed to rest on our last day there which came in clutch with a late flight. To top it off- the front desk (whose names are slipping!) sent my girls off with NYC cookies as we were wheeling our suitcases out. Above and beyond. When we feel ready to brave the city again we will for sure be back for another visit!

Very nice place & great staff. Romantic, Fun lounge area with super nice waitress. Will be back

Wonderful hotel, service and rooms. Will be staying here again. Location was central and convenient for exploring the city.

With plenty of hotels in NYC, I don't plan to waste my money here. Horrible service for what you pay!

Stayed here several weeks ago and was not very impressed with the property. Although the location directly across from the gorgeous and popular Bryant Park, the actual hotel is a former office building that had been converted to a hotel. The room configurations really don't work well and should be kept in mind. Only rooms facing the park provide any actual views - therefore it's likely that a City View looks out to other building windows, no matter what the floor level. Scaffolding adorned most of my windows with a note attached to the window apologizing for the closure. No black out shades and there is an abundance of paint chips throughout the room especially the bathroom vanity. The toilet is older and although the sink and shower and tub fixtures are fairly new, the pipes are fairly old and therefore take a while for hot water - or water in general to flow. The property requires attention overall. Front Desk staff are friendly and welcoming but it's very dark and uninviting. There is no place to sit in a lobby except for two small benches in the entryway. They serve sweet rolls and coffee in the morning outside the lobby elevator. Windows aren't very thick so you hear most of the city noise.

I wish I could give this hotel 10 stars - especially because of the amazing staff!! They are friendly, beyond helpful and there for you every need. Ronan and Dwight were especially helpful!! We booked and junior suite and Dwight upgraded us to a suite, which is a very nice room. They had a bottle of chilled champagne with a birthday balloon and personalized card in the room when I arrived. Very nice surprise! The room was large room by NYC standards with huge windows in the living and bed rooms. We have a view of Bryant Park if we looked to the right, but pretty gnarly rooftops view we looked straight ahead. The bed and sheets were extremely comfy. I love that they had the "do not disturb" light next to the bed. Much classier than hanging a tag on the door. The bathroom was large with plenty of amenities. The water pressure was good and there adjustable shower head which felt nice after a day of sightseeing. You also had the option of a deep soak in the tub. Housekeeping keep the room clean and supplied. The location of this hotel is extremely convenient!! You can easily walk to Times Square, Empire Building, New York Public Library, theater district, restaurant row and more. Bryant Park is right across the street. Nice place to grab a coffee, snack or meal and sit in the park to enjoy the weather, read and/or people watch.

This is my go-to hotel in NYC - love it! It's within walking distance of my office, and surrounded by plenty of great places to visit, shop and dine. Within easy walking distance of Times Square. The rooms are always clean and tastefully decorated, and spacious for NYC. The staff is consistently friendly and eager to help with anything you need. And... the soaking tubs! Huge and deep - I make sure to use those every single night during my stays. So relaxing after a long day of either work or sightseeting. When I come for work trips now, I've begun booking a few extra days on my own dime to extend my stay at the Bryant Park Hotel.

The Bryant Park Hotel is a wonderful choice for accommodations if you make the trip to NYC, or in my case, doing an overnight on a special occasion, this one being my anniversary. We made the reservation on Expedia, and with my current level, the booking came with perks of a free bottle of sparkling wine, and extra points, the "VIP" package. The rate was competitive, and using a $100 voucher I had, plus booking on a good deal day, we received a room Sunday to Monday for $176, pretty good. We arrived to the hotel, which has some construction going on outside, and was greeted by a young worker there, who helped us with direction for parking, overnight they have a deal with a garage a few blocks away for $45 a night, which is actually cheaper than RT LIRR tickets, and took our bags to the room. When we went to check in, I was the only one in the lobby and was excitedly greeted by everyone, including the manager of the place, Scott. A really terrific and accommodating person, who was kind enough to upgrade us to a Queen Suite, which was gorgeous, so very happy to be warmly welcomed. The room was huge, or both rooms I should say. Couch, Chairs, Table, 2 TV's, Huge bathroom, and a very comfortable bed, everything looked very clean as well. Some of the furnishings do look very worn, like the lampshades, chairs etc. This could use for some updating. Shower was great, good water pressure, temperature, knobs worked fine, and the tub was huge and filled quickly. We were greeted in the room by a chilled bottle of Prosecco, which was a sweet toast to the overnight. The downsides are this; and I know the hotel has no control over who stays at the hotel really, unless they get banned by them, which Scott did after we addressed this issue: We come home from the bar around 11pm-ish and we hear a huge fight happening next door to us, some domestic violence and really loud cursing, things crashing, a woman crying, some really intense stuff. We call downstairs to address the issue; they send someone up immediately, they knock, ask if everything is okay, the person says yes, he says okay have a good night......great work security, I legit said it was violent and she was crying. Anyhow, after that it did quiet down, we weren't scared for ourselves personally, but crazy things happen in hotels in New York, no matter how ritzy and expensive, or cheap and run down, people are crazy. Another downside is the club, Celeon, which was closed. But it shouldn't be. It's summertime in NYC, this should be open everyday, maybe close early on Sunday but, it's there. It should be used. More money can be made. Same with the restaurant Koi, should be open for lunch as well as dinner. Overall, besides things out of our control, it was a very nice stay and we enjoyed ourselves. 4/5

I love this hotel. The location is perfect for restaurants and Broadway. It's also less than a mile from Moynihan Train Hall. But what keeps me returning are the spacious rooms and attentive staff. Newly renovated, these gorgeous rooms are well appointed and maintained. My bathroom on the twelfth floor had a large shower/tub combo, shelves for my toiletries and towels and two mirrors. The bedroom area has a hearth style unit for the kettle and tea service, queen bed, table with two chairs, closet and bar area. The front desk staff are kind, welcoming, caring. The right people in the right job. Well trained in customer service, they are sharp and present. I will return anytime I have a trip to NYC. Thank you Jo, John, Siobhan and Kieran.

I have stayed at the Bryant Park Hotel a couple of times for business over the past two years. It's a beautiful hotel with exceptional service! The room was very pleasant, it was comfortable and clean. The hotel team has always been friendly and helpful. That impressed me the most. We also rented the loft space for client meetings - which is amazing! I worked with Alex Cintron with converting the space into the showroom we needed and she did fantastic job taking care of us! The event loft has incredible lighting and lovely views of the Park (as my hotel room did as well). I would highly recommend this hotel for anyone's visit to NYC! I

We stayed there last night for a staycation and the front desk staff was so so nice that we wanted to leave a review to show our appreciation. Also, we loved our room--so clean, spacious, comfortable, and modern, with great views and a great location! Even though I lived in Manhattan for ten years, I felt a little nervous picking a hotel for a staycation--I wanted something very convenient but also not sketchy, and this turned out to be perfect!

I loved the luxurious look & feel of this hotel. I did not particularly care for the red interior. They had NY fashion week running on a TV off the elevator. The minimalist look of the rooms was great but the vinyal pillows just got in the way. You absolutely must take a bath if your room has a tub. I highly recommend the Cellar bar downstairs although we did not get the chance to try Koi. Very accommodating hotel.

Hospitality is good but there was an issue with the shower design where it drips water outside the bathtub onto the floor. When I called the front desk about it, they just said it was an ongoing issue and did not offer a solution other than to tell me they already knew it was an issue. It seemed like it was something they had no plans on fixing. If it was a few droplets, it would be no big deal but I'm talking about a towel being fully soaked to clean the water on the floor after every time someone took a shower. For the price of the room, I could've stayed somewhere else that didn't have this issue. For anyone looking to stay here in the future, be aware of this issue before booking.

The American Standard Building was once name the American Radiator Building, it's is a little know landmark art deco skyscraper located at 40 West 40th Street across the street from Bryant Park. built in 1924, the black brick design on the frontage of the building suppose to symbolizing coal on fire with it's gold bricks.  Well I don't see it but its one of the beautiful art deco buildings in the city. American Standard had their main national show room in the building and decorators and tourist would come and visit it.  Now it houses a the Bryant Park Hotel with130 rooms which I think some have been turned into condo and a theater in the basement.

Ok. This hotel is my dream hotel for many years. Very nice location , next door is madam M ( very famous cake shop for Japanese. Any way I got deep discount room rate ! I don't know may be some company cancel for staying? Any way Front person is very nice! I like that( but check out person was just ok.)But I got key and I open the room.... It is big room for NYC ! I like that. I know only 1 bed. It's ok just a night. Disappointed is carpet. I saw many picture ,most are flooring not carpet. I don't like carpet Because carpet looks very out dated. I stayed many hotels in NYC many nicer hotel has floor. Historical hotel is always carpet room...but because discounted room? I don't know.... Or cheaper one? Any way shower and bath room is separate I really enjoy both... and 12 check out is nice ( I'm shopping before ) bed is little hard for my taste . Bath robe someone mention here said very fluffy but it was not in my room. But this is my dream hotel! I just stayed... Next time I'll try park terrace?

The morning staff were accommodating and friendly. I flew in on red eye and got to the hotel by 9am. I called them when I landed and asked for an early check-in. They didn't disappoint me. The room didn't wow me. The window were facing an empty building and under construction with light on 24/7. Would be nice to have the black out curtain. I can see several unfinished part inside the room. The bathroom was huge and updated. It got a standing shower, bath tub, and all the essential. Also have a few unfinished part like the room. Almost look like they rush to finish the construction. The check-out process wasn't as great. I got charge for juice that I didn't drink. Same as my colleague. The grave yard shift staff wasn't as good. He was quite slow. I didn't get a chance to review the erroneous bill. I dont usually bring my own toothbrush so the $6 dental kit surprised me. Location was exceptional. Ton of stores and restaurants around. Metro station was right by the hotel, on the same block. Walking distance to Time Square.

Absolutely fantastic! Bryant Park Hotel offers a modern, classy, fully equipped room for all your hotel needs. The rooms are immaculately clean, beautiful and spacious. Fantastic heat and comfort throughout. The bathroom was big and offered lots of counter space. I loved the light fixtures. They were modern and unique. The TV was also wonderful because you can cast/stream Netflix right from your phone and watch anything you desire. The hotel is of course conveniently located right near Bryant Park and within walking distance to great restaurants and stores. The staff here was amazing as well. The manager Miguel who checked us in was so personable and warm. We also visited the downstairs lounge called Celon which was breathtaking. This hotel is a winner, it is absolutely perfect in every way!

Loved this hotel. It has such a New York City vibe! One thing that is bad there is scaffolding all across the front of the building. I asked the staff what that was about because the entire time we were there I never saw one person up there doing any work on the building. It's like that all over the city really makes it ugly. The beds are super comfy, I asked them in an email afterwards if they could give me the information on the maker and style. They did not reply with any information. I was kind of surprised because they were so on top of everything when we were there. Their service was really good. My husband had his laundry done he felt they did not do a great job, did not seem like the clothes were very clean. They still smelt dirty like airport smut. I mentioned that in an email to them also which they did not reply. But overall we would stay again! You never tried the restaurant, it never was busy I don't know if it was because it's not as good as some of the others in the area or what the deal was. John at front desk was amazing!

Stayed here this past Sunday into Monday for Valentines Day. Upon arrival, we were greeted by a lovely guy at the front reception desk. He checked us in and the process was smooth. Keep in mind they hold the room charge plus a $200 security deposit (I did not realize upon booking). We stayed on the 19th floor in the Junior Suite which was amazing! The bathroom was spacious with a walk in shower and a large deep soak tub! The room was upgraded from a single bed but the bigger suite had two beds, which was okay! The room included two beds, a large bathroom, a large flat screen which could be angled to your preference, a couch/chairs, and a desk. Very spacious and amazing. Due to COVID-19, there was no room service in terms of food but were able to DoorDash, etc! Note that they do not bring it up and you have to go down to get it. Also due to COVID, the mini bar was turned off in the room and empty. The room service for Ice, etc was very prompt and great. Before going to dinner, we needed an iron which was brought up with an ironing board!! Only cons I have would be that the bathroom had a cracked tile that did not seem stable. Also, there was a lingering weed smell in the elevator/hallways from someone not staff I assume (Not such an issue but would've been nice to not have to deal with the smell 19 floors up) Would definitely come back again! Such a beautiful place and staff was beyond attentive.

Stayed here for five nights and enjoyed our time here. The hotel itself was nice, the guest service staff was always helpful. They sent up a bottle of Prosecco for our anniversary which was a nice gesture. Our room had a view of the city and park however the blackout shades didn't help to keep the sunlight out very well in the summer. They provide an umbrella when there were thunderstorms (this came in handy) a robe and slippers also complimentary coffee and muffins in the morning and lemon water. We didn't try the restaurant but the bar downstairs is not worth it imo, service was poor and drinks not worth the $20. Carpet and some room decor need some updating but overall had a wonderful stay and would recommend this hotel.

Absolutely amazing stay here on memorial weekend, it was my second time here and it was unbelievable. The staff at front desk were fantastic especially John whom I delt with, he was super nice and very helpful, amazing personality. The hotel from start to finish was probably the best I've ever stayed in. Highly recommend it.

We've done two single-night stays here, and even though there are 100000 hotels in the city, we plan to continue staying here because we just love it. Aside from the obvious of being right next to Bryant Park, the hotel is in the heart of Midtown with an easy walk to/from Penn Station, Grand Central, Times Square, and every subway line in the city. It's easy to get here and go out to do touristy things or explore neighborhoods without needing a cab. The staff is very friendly and welcoming. Check in/out process is super smooth, and we got an upgraded room both times we booked, which was a lovely surprise. Bonus points to the person who checked us out this past weekend and hunted down the answer to my question about the brand of mattress used in the room. (It's Sealy.) If you enjoy minimalist decor and tall ceilings, you'll love it here. Rooms are airy and bright and well-appointed. Park views are stunning. The walls are thin, and street noise can go all night because this is New York, so the hotel offers complimentary ear plugs as just one of the many great amenities. You'll also find fluffy robes, fancy Molton Brown toiletries, and in non-COVID times a ridiculous minibar packed with booze, snacks, and travel essentials in case you forgot something from home.

From the second we walked in, we were greeted by Jo and Steven at the front desk......by name! It was my Granddaughter's Birthday, and she was presented with balloons, along with a couple special gifts from Jo and the staff. We were then escorted by Jo to our beautiful upgraded Jr Suite. Our room overlooked Bryant Park, which is my most favorite park ever. Bed was so comfy, large bathroom with a tub and shower and the room could not of been cleaner. Heater and hot water work great, no issues at all. We decided to have breakfast at KOI restaurant downstairs, which is a sushi place for lunch and dinner, but serves an amazing American breakfast. Marcos, our server both mornings, was wonderful and the service couldn't of been better. He even taught my Granddaughter how to fold the fancy napkins. He was absolutely fabulous. One morning we had breakfast a few doors down at Le Pain Quotidien. Food was ok, but the coffee was amazing. We were greeted every day by Rowan, the doorman. He also referred to us by name and my Granddaughter just loved him. He was always interested in what we did that day and what our plans were for the next. Hotel is walking to distance to just about everything. We did take a taxi to Battery Park which was sooooo expensive, but because I was with my 10 year old Granddaughter, I didn't want to take the subway. It's simply amazing how a wonderful Hotel staff can make or break a trip. This was a special get a way for us, and the way we were treated by Steven, Rowan, Marcos and especially Jo, we will never, ever forget it. Bryant Park Hotel, I will be back.

We had a glorious stay at the Bryant Park Hotel. The location of the hotel could not be beat, and every staff member was friendly and professional and went above and beyond to make our stay top notch. The view from our windows was extraordinary, especially at Christmas overlooking the Bryant Park Christmas market and the skaters, and the room was spacious (especially for a NYC hotel room) and very comfortable. My only gentle critique is that the room in terms of decor seemed a bit "bare bones" for such an upscale place. Some art (such as perhaps some cool Fashion Week photos), luxurious rugs or textiles, or interesting fixtures, lamps, doorknobs, etc, seemed appropriate given the price of the hotel. In other words, something to give the room a distinguishing "sense of place" that marked it as a "Bryant Park" hotel room vs a room that (except for the view) might have been in any nice hotel anywhere in the world. A few free in-room amenities would have been a superior touch too - free waters, maybe some chocolates or cookies or a small basket of fresh fruit, something like that. But we did truly love it and will be back :-) Recommend!

The manager, Burt, is very courteous and nice. Thank you for the awesome room upgrade- the view is really nice.

We stayed here on a weekend. The noise was out of control. Bryant park shuts down at 11 but there were bands playing well into the early morning hours. I called the front desk and they said "we don't hear anything" though they also said another person had just called with the same complaint. It's loud. There are paint scrapes on the walls. The cold water didn't work in the dual faucet of the tub. Not worth the money.

My husband and I visited the Bryant Park Hotel several times in the last 5 years, most recently in August of 2022. We have always enjoyed staying here, for the location and rooms. This last visit was exceptional, because of two employees from the front staff of the hotel. A big thank you to John and Veronica for making our stay so great-they found us dinner reservations, upgraded our room, and couldn't have been more helpful in answering any questions we had. If you're looking for a hotel in midtown, walking distance to everything, this is the place for you!

Highly recommend this lovely hotel. The staff went over and above and were very helpful. Located with lovely views of the park. Whole Foods across the street, restaurants on the park and located walking distance to the theater district. I will definitely stay here any time I am in the city. Bravo Bryant Park staff!

I loved staying here- Location-...the oasis of Bryant Park across the street which is one of my favorite places, plus it is a short walk to Times Square (which I did not visit on this trip), and close to the Avenue of the Americas...where there is amazing public art, Rockefeller Center and the Museum of Modern Art (MOMA) as well as many restaurants, food and smoothie carts, grocery stories....etc. Inside the Hotel-the Hotel itself is modern, professional staff, high security and offers 24 hour in-room dining with really great food. I ordered an incredible Turkey Club Sandwich one evening. Plus the concierge staff on the two days were more than helpful providing walking directions to different places and hailing a cab to the airport which was waiting after I "checked out." The room-while the room did not offer a view except of other buildings (like most of NYC buildings)- it was: 1. Clean, well cared for, with a modern bathroom with both a steam shower and a separate HUGE tub. 2. There were plush robes in the bathroom. 3. Housekeeping service came each day and there was an evening turn down service with chocolates each night. 4. A large umbrella was available in the closet for use. 5. A safe and an extensive gourmet mini bar were also located inside the room. 6. Plus there was a separate table and chair/sofa to eat at, work at, or just relax at. 7. Spa bath products in the bathroom. These could also be purchased in the room. 8. 24 in-room dining=Phenomenal Turkey Club Sandwich with French Fries! 9. Complimentary Bottled Water upon Check-In! 10. Oh and I almost forgot to add-FREE WIFI! FYI- If you book 21 days in advance there is a discount.

Sexy, luxurious and modern. I came for a weekend work trip and thoroughly enjoyed everything his hotel has to offer. The staff was courteous and accommodating, the rooms were sleek and comfortable and the hotel had lovely perks. Service: I flew a red-eye flight from Los Angeles and arrived 6am at the hotel. Although the concierge didn't have an available room for early check-in, she took my number down and let me store my bags at the hotel while I explored the city. Within a couple hours (around 8am/9am) she called me when a room opened up and was able to check-in. The concierge also helped suggest and gave me directions to popular tourist attractions. The staff goes above and beyond. One night I needed some paperclips and binder clips and the concierge provided that! There's a door man, staff at the main elevator to check room keys and bell boy. Room: I got lucky with a corner room outfitted with windows on two sides of the room that brought in much light and a decent view. I was surprised with the spacious guest room offering 1 Queen bed, Travertine marble bathrooms, BOSE Wave Music System, Obusforme Sound Therapy Machine, 32" High Definition LCD flat screen television, High speed internet and wireless access available, in-room refreshment center and an in-room safe. The bed was oh-so comfortable, I had the best night sleep and it left me not wanting to wake up in the morning. The bathroom was luxurious and equipped with a powerful hair dryer, Q-tips, cotton pads and Molton Brown amenities. Perks and Amenities: A big perk for hotel guests was the open bar happy hour at 5p on weekdays at The Cellar Bar, the hotel's cavernous gothic lounge. This hotel is equipped with a gym and a movie theater room. Location: This boutique hotel is prime location in mid-town Manhattan. It's walking distance to Times Square, the Bryant Park MTA stop, a 20-minute walk to Central Park/Natural History Museum/The MET. Not to forget it's across from a happening spot--directly across from the NYC Public Library and Bryant Park, the home of Fashion Week and the great ice rink in the winter months. This was my home away from home in the Big Apple.

Hotels in NYC are expensive. What I used I pay in rent in the early 2000's is a 2 night stay. Yeah I know that was ages ago, but sticker shock is a thing, y'all. Couple that with a $30 gin and tonic at a $250 per ticket Broadway show and you can feel like NY is picking your pocket. ALL THE TIME. So how do you ease the feeling of being extorted? Staying at The Bryant Park Hotel. It's not cheap. But it was worth every penny. You know why? SERVICE. Honestly, when I checked in I felt like I was in the twilight zone. Are these people for real?! So smart. Attentive. No attitude. Warm. Can-do. PLUS the rooms are minimalist chic and very clean. The location is perfect. The towels are cloud-like. The rate? On par with the other 4 stars in Manhattan. But having stayed all over the city from The Plaza to The Pod hotels, this place gets it right. And you still have a couple of bucks left over to go to IVAN RAMEN.

Excellent service from Nicole. Honestly wish there were more people like her in hospitality. Friendly accommodating and always asking how they can go the extra mile. For the service alone I'd stay here again. Hotel offers an excellent location. Rooms are very spacious for NYC.

Great hotel! Bed was a little hard. Staff was fantastic when you are interacting with them. However sitting in lobby waiting for ride and they were not very professional. Wandering around bantering loudly. Room was cozy. Great views from room. Shower and bath were wonderful. Mini bar in room as well. Close to everything Midtown has to offer. Time square, Grand Central, Rockefeller Center , few blacks away. Sit in Bryant Park across the street in the morning with your coffee and pastry. Great views and sounds of the city. Enjoy

Second time staying here. It's a great location. We had a great time last time we went in March but this time it fell short. First and foremost the bar is closed! No one told us this before we arrived. What a bummer. No hotel bar! We also recommend this hotel to our parents and raved about how they gave free drinks for hotel guests for happy hour. It was so embarrassing when they told us the bar was closed for renovations and we had no hotel bar at all. It was also really inconvenient. Now while it is a great location in midtown and Bryant park is lovely - the weekend we stayed had a very loud event on Sunday with blaring hip hop music from noon until after 10pm. So loud I couldn't rest in my room. This isn't the hotel's fault but I would have liked to know about it before I booked. Lastly the water was scheduled to be turned off 12am-6pm Sunday/Monday and our parents had an early flight. Again - just another disappointment. We actually mentioned this to someone who worked there - the fact that there was no hotel bar and he said there were plenty of other hotels in the city! How rude. But the manager was apologetic and sent us free drinks which was appreciated. I think his name was Darren. But just too many things went wrong so I don't think we will be able to come back. Maybe if they reopen their bar and continue the happy hour - and inform guests of loud all day events beforehand - we would consider it. But I would be hesitant- as it was very expensive and for the money there are just too many other places to consider.

Not worth the price. Rooms are just ok and you'll find areas in your room that need work and are old. Outlets didn't work properly and I had to request iron and ironing board. Also noise from Bryant Park will keep you awake. For what you're paying for you can certainly find something better.

Having stayed in my share of NYC hotels there are a number of very good reasons why I can recommend a stay here with 5 stars. My only question then is, did the people running things here actually spend a few nights in the rooms? Because that's the only way some issues are corrected. A list of miracles most hotels in the city don't achieve in this price range: - doors to bathroom and shower don't squeak every time they're moved - you can't hear the toilets flush next door nor the "extra curricular" activities - the faucets don't drip, the showers don't leak - the towels are thick and plush - the bed and pillows are comfortable - the staff, without fail, was polite every day - the breakfast coffee post in the lobby in the mornings is actually full, hot, and bold - the heating and cooling work as desired. But wait, there's more. The day after checking in I walked by the front desk and called the guy that checked me in by his first name. He looked up, smiled and called me by mine. Did that just happen, really? The elevators: the quickest and quietest ever, rarely a wait more than 30-45 seconds. Minor miracle. And then there's the proximity to the get park. Not the only reason to stay here, but what a nice add-on. Need to get to the Theater District? Hardly a need for a cab unless you don't like to walk a few blocks. East access to several important subway lines? Check. Couple of top-notch espresso shops a few doors out the front of the hotel? Yep, that too. Only downer: internet access can be spotty or just doesn't work, something I can say of just about any room in the city I've stayed in. Minor issue since I can also pair to my iPhone for connectivity. A grand location, one of the few times I haven't minded paying NYC rates for what I received in return.

The ONLY reason I stay here vs the other more upscale hotels in this are is because of the corner rooms that end in 08 (708, 808, etc.) for the great views of Bryant Park, the large bathroom with both a walk-in shower and a large bath tub and the larger room size at 355sf vs 301sf. I've stayed here about a dozen times over the last 3 years pre-COVID. This is my first trip post COVID and I paid for this higher cost room that is labeled as "Deluxe Room, 1 Queen Bed, Park View" on Hotels.com as I've always done. I also notated in the reservations that the room I'm booking is the corner room. But when I arrived they claim all those rooms are occupied and gave me a "Deluxe Room" (710) with a partial view of Bryant Park and no walk-in shower. The night manager was useless. Unlike the regular day team that I used to see when I checked in. He tried to claim that the room I booked was based on request and not guaranteed. No, it was not based io request because it cost more than the other rooms and that's what I'm getting charged. He said they can change me to the corner room tomorrow when the day team is in. Really? Not going to bother with a 2 night stay. Attached are photos from the Hotels.com website showing the corner room with multiple windows to see Bryant Park vs the room they gave me. This hotel has gone down hill post COVID. They just lost a former loyal customer.

One of the best hotels I've stayed at. I've stayed at a bunch of hotels because I live on Long Island and work in the city. So , I have a pretty good recommendations for where to stay. I love love love the location of this hotel. It is near everything. It was so modern and beautiful. The decor was so top notch. Went to the lounge downstairs with my friends and it was so nice. Any place that has throw pillows on seats is my type of place. It was a great chill place to catch up with old friends and grab a nice drink. The front desk was super friendly and provided great service. I had a wonderful stay at this hotel. Thanks hotel tonight for giving me a good deal. Will return again.

I ended up here impromptu after being sidetracked by the summer 2018 John Wick 3 movie shooting at the NYC Library. I checked in around midnight and had a lovely, peaceful and restful stay. It's in a great location directly on Bryant Park and is well appointed. The immediate block has all you need in dining and food choices too. I will most definitely add the Bryant Park Hotel to my NYC hotel repertoire though staying downtown is usually my preferred location.

Great location! Solid room/bathroom. Slightly pricier than other places, but hey - it's worth. Bryant Park Hotel (BPH) is literally right across Bryant Park. Also, very close to like 2 Station Stops. If you're from out of town - forget Uber (it's expensive AF up here). Download City Mapper app and use the Stations. I'm very directionally challenged but the app really helped me & saved money. Bed was very comfortable. Nice size too. I came to NYC for a marathon and slept like a baby before/after my marathon. Bathroom has tub & shower. Shower is super tiny but thankful the tub was there for my ice baths. TV wasn't huge or anything but when will you be in a hotel room all day? I only turned it on due to me resting my legs the day before my race. CBS did kind of mess up but I called the hotel engineer and he was able to restart it. Space room wise - It was just 2 of us, so it was fine. But I can only imagine if there were 3... kind of small. We didn't use the fridge/closet since we had very minimal clothing and went out to restaurants most of the time. Well, we didn't really open the fridge .... because we weren't sure if we'd get charged randomly, lol. Cool thing; you get hotel slippers :D Very comfy. The only weird thing I encountered - I was told after 1 bucket of ice, I'd get charged. Ice is essentially water. So, .... kind of odd after 1 there would be a charge. Other hotels I've been to for my race weekends have never told me of any charges.

Exceptional hotel with an amazing location right across from Bryant Park. Great customer service from Danny at Check in and Scott at checkout. Large rooms, mine had a nice view, and a large tub! Slippers, robes and extra blanket provided. Clean, quite rooms!!! Quite rooms, not like many other NYC hotels with loud rooms next door or shared walls Love this place, will certainly be back.

Great hotel, great location! Arrived early, yet the hotel was able to accommodate me right away. Miguel at the front desk was very professional and helpful. Rooms are very comfortable and clean. I like the design. Modern/sparse/clean look but well done. Great bathroom and the shower was amazing. Went down stairs to Celon bar and lounge for drinks after talking to Dennis at the front desk and was not disappointed. Great ambiance and drinks. Will definitely be back.

Let me start this out by saying that I love this hotel. I love the location, but more importantly, I love the rooms, which are very comfortable and minimalistic but contain everything one might need and want. And I would stay there again, when the opportunity arises. I've stayed at the hotel twice. The first time was Christmas 2019. We were right across from Bryant Street Park with the ice skating rink and all the vendors. It was magical. This last time, we stayed in mid-October and I have to say it was a nightmare. Please let me explain. We checked in on a Saturday evening and while we were checking in, I specifically told the person behind the desk that I needed a quiet room. He assured me that my room would be quiet. When I opened the door, I realized that it faced the park. I was fine with this because the last time we stayed, we faced the park and it was not a problem. Things would quiet down eventually. And, I was fine with that. Sunday morning, at 7:30 exactly, I heard pounding, very loud pounding. OK. Sunday morning, but OK. At the front desk, they told me the City of NY was constructing the ice skating rink. OK. Sunday night, the noise continued into Monday morning. The city of NY worked through the night, the entire night. It was like a jack hammer right outside of our room. Constantly, there were trucks beeping as they backed up, noises of unloading heavy materials and shouts from the workers. Being a light sleeper, I was awake ALL night. On Monday morning, I looked at the progress they had made and it was amazing. I'm sure it is continuing to this day. I told the front desk that I did not get a wink of sleep. They were sympathetic and asked why I hadn't requested to be moved. I told them that I did not know that work such as this could go on all night and remember, I originally asked the person checking us in whether this was a quiet room AND I believed him. That was stupid. They did give me a small refund but really, my expectation was for them to waive the fee charged for the second night we were there. Because, honestly, you book a hotel room because you need a place to sleep, and with so much noise outside of my room, I did not sleep. And so, I write this review to say that despite all this, I love this hotel, but I would advise people not to stay during mid-October unless they have a room in the back of the hotel. If you book a reservation during this time, you should avoid the rooms that end in 07, 08, and 09. Those are the rooms that face the park. As a postscript, we checked out of this hotel and went to the Marriott Newark. That hotel, next to an airport and surrounded by highways, has soundproof windows that provided me with the silence I needed to get a good night's sleep. I hope the Bryant Park Hotel invests in better soundproofing. It has so much going for it. Don't let the noise cancel out this amazing hotel.

Fantastic hotel, right on Bryant Park which is one of my favorites spots in Manhattan. Not only the staff were friendly, it's clear that they love their job! Which again convinced me that a good management can create a place where you really feel the energy. You would love staying here.

The Bryant Park Hotel was awesome. I'll start from the beginning. I had a late flight in and got to the hotel around 11:00PMd the young man met me at the cab and referred to me by name. I was so shocked and pleased. He then proceeded to wait until I was done checking in and took my bags upstairs, got me ice and made sure I was all set for the night. Over the next few days the staff was very attentive and friendly. The room was kept spotless everyday!!! Whenever I come back to visit this is my hotel of choice and I would recommend to anyone. I didn't get a chance to try the restaurant in the lobby but it was always full when I walked past. Overall the hotel was awesome, staff awesome and room and sheets were clean.