Homewood Suites by Hilton New York/Midtown Manhattan Times Square-South, NY

The hotel is in a good location, 5 minutes to Times Square, shops and restaurants. Friendly staff, good service, excellent and varied breakfasts. I recommend! Thank you for your hospitality 🙏

The hotel is in a very good location, right in the center of downtown Manhattan. It takes a few minutes to walk to the subway. The hotel is in good health and condition. It also provides breakfast with many breakfast options.

It is very convenient to travel. The room is also very comfortable. The breakfast is just so-so. Others are very satisfied.

The location is good, within walking distance of Times Square, and convenient for taking the subway or going to the airport. The front desk service attitude is nice. The room has a kitchen, which is my favorite point. Although the breakfast variety is not rich, it is enough to fill you up and you can take it away, which is very user-friendly. The soundproofing of the room is also very good. The room rate is still a little expensive, but I will choose it again if I come to New York again.

The hotel provides 24-hour hot water and coffee. Although the breakfast options are limited, it is enough to eat. The hotel staff is very friendly. The happy hour on Wednesday afternoon is very warm. The staff responsible for distributing meals is very humorous and enthusiastic, making everyone laugh. It happened to be Independence Day, and it was very convenient to walk to the river to watch the fireworks. Although the room is not big, it also has a microwave, induction cooker, and dishwasher. In midtown Manhattan, it is a good choice to walk to Times Square, Big Pine Cone, or Pier 83 to take a boat.

I chose this hotel because I was going to Pennsylvania Station to take the Acela Express. The room is not big but clean, with a not-so-rich breakfast. Free coffee and tea bags are available in the lobby at other times. Located on 37th Street in Midtown Manhattan, New York, it is a few steps to Eighth Avenue. It is not far to walk to Times Square, Macy's, and the Empire State Building. The street in front of the store is narrow and full of cars parked on the side of the road. The surrounding area is basically the same, with many one-way streets and wider avenues. Almost half of the road surface is marked as pedestrian walkways. However, there are too many road surfaces under maintenance. There are scaffold-like steel pipe frames in front of many shops on the sidewalks. In addition, there are dense people and cars, so walking is a bit bumpy. When checking in, I was given a Chinese A4 paper, which is good, and the content is a bit humorous. Driven by curiosity, it turns out that sunrise is the sun emerging from the top of the tall building in the east. As for whether the roof is beautiful or not, I think the word beautiful is not applicable, but it is relatively clean. In short, the hotel and the surrounding area are very New York-new is more appropriate to change to old.