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"Phipps was top tier. The breakfast is a buffet style. So there is a credit of 35.00 each day towards breakfast, the bar or laundry( dry cleaning). So keep in mind it is just 10 minute walk to Time square. I love everything about this resort except the housekeeping COORDINATOR. She was rude giving the rating of a one star for just her rudeness. Refusing to allowing me to speak with the manager. In addition to the credit toward your daily amenities, they give you if available codes for the citi bikes. Keep in mind the bikes are for the CLASSIC bikes not the electric bikes. The bikes come in handy. It bear a lot of public transportation so it was great. "

"Great area! Very Accommodating hotel with a nice hotel bar. The staff was very friendly polite and personable. The bed made me sleep like a princess! "

"Rooms were very small, but i guess for a cheap hotel in Time Square is normal, hotel was clean, and location was good."

"Originally I had wanted to cancel my reservation but in glad I didn’t. Beautiful room, nice view. Although it’s a high traffic area, it’s was really quiet. Rooms were very clean. I look forward to staying there again. Also staff was so nice ! In all areas everyone you encountered was so welcoming and nice. "

"Excellent service"

"Everything clicked during my stay! The room was clean and spacious. Looked brand new; comfortable bed. My husband loved the location [Starbucks and other casual places nearby}. Felt very safe. Great staff. Minor downside: The bathroom was awkwardly positioned and might have been a former closet. Also, not a fan of having to call to get ice brought to room. "

"Property has amazing cafe attached. Gym was great. Walking distance to any broadway play. "

"We arrived at hotel at 11:45 p.m., did not actually get the keys to our room until 1:30 a.m. Due to a computer glitch, the hotel was overbooked. The woman at the front desk was under a lot of pressure from irate reservation-holders, but valiantly tried to find rooms for everyone. Those booked for more than one day had to go to other hotels, which the New Yorker management found and paid for. Because our reservation was only for one night, we lucked out and got the last available room. It was also the best room in the hotel, a suite with a private balcony on the 38th floor — maybe they were saving that room in case a celebrity showed up at the last-minute. Our accommodations were fantastic, and they gave us complimentary breakfast and let us check out late (3 p.m.) so we could get some sleep. Clearly they felt bad about the chaos at check-in, but they more than made up for it."