Hilton New York Times Square
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234 W 42nd St, New York, NY 10036, USA, New York, usa
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On renowned 42nd Street, this relaxed 44-story hotel is set amid Times Square's bustling theaters, shops and restaurants, and is a 15-minute walk from the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center.
Warm, modern rooms offer custom-designed beds, desks and minifridges, plus laptop-sized safes, 46-inch flat-screen TVs and Wi-Fi. Some provide panoramic city views. Suites add separate living areas and pull-out sofas.
Amenities include a casual restaurant serving breakfast, and a sleek bar overlooking Times Square. There's also a 24/7 fitness center and a meeting room.
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Manish Wadhwani
02 Dec, 2024We had recently visited New York and chose to stay at the Hilton New York Times Square. Our great experience started upon check in with Stephanie at the front desk. She was very helpful and friendly and made the entire experience even better. She was kind to give us the corner room on a high floor with exceptional view of Empire state build. Hotel is centrally located and is walking distance from Times Square and Bryant Park. Stephanie once again came to the rescue to store our luggage 💼 and complimentary passes were issued for some luggage (we had plenty 😊). Special shout out to Micheal from the concierge team for all his help with the bags and taxi to the airport. Overall it is a excellent stay and highly recommend.
Bellal Labanieh
06 Dec, 2024Solid hotel in the city! I'd realistically give this hotel 4 stars but I had to up it to 5 stars simply due to the service and attitude of SERITO the security guard! Yes, no joke. This guy will go out of his way to make your stay here enjoyable and it ain't even his job. I hope management knows how outstanding of a guy they got representing the hotel/brand. In fact, the whole staff here is great, rooms are very spacious for NYC, bathrooms could use some updating but overall a great place to stay!
GINA TAMAYO
02 Dec, 2024Location was nice, in the heart of Time Square. Room was meh. Outdated and lacked decor, bathroom gave me a motel feel, not what I usually expect with Hilton and for the price I paid. I wish I could give the service half a star, and that’s only because one of the doormen (older man with pony tail) was pleasant. Other than that they get NO STARS from me. Valet service is a RIP OFF!!! I checked my car in and went about my stay, I checked out on the app and went to give the doorman my ticket to retrieve my car. He rudely said “they didn’t tell you that you had to request the car an hour and a half in advance?! They were supposed to tell you”. That made me feel extremely awkward, but I proceeded to inform him that no one told me that (because indeed, no one did). I politely asked my options and he informed me I could either go to the front desk and request my car and wait an hour and a half or I could go to the front desk and “tell them you’ll get it yourself”. I could not wait the hour and a half so I had no choice but to tell them I would retrieve my car myself. When I went to the front desk to tell them I would retrieve my car myself, I expressed to the lady that this was an inconvenience for me because I had my luggage and young children and she said “I’m sorry, it’s only a five minute walk”. Ultimately I paid $95 for a valet service in which I had to walk several blocks to retrieve my car myself. If possible take your business elsewhere. This hotel is not worth it.
Weiyao Wang
20 Oct, 2024TL;DR: Extremely poor hygiene, abysmal service. If you’re looking to pay over $450 for a motel-level experience, this is your place. I stayed here for five nights, and I’ve never had such a mind-blowing experience—for all the wrong reasons. As someone who’s traveled extensively (Hilton Diamond Member, previously Marriott Titanium), this hotel was truly shocking. - Hygiene: The room’s cleanliness is a disaster. Opening the bed felt like unwrapping a mystery box—you never knew what kind of unpleasant surprise awaited you on the sheets when you returned. I’ve attached photos, but be warned—they’re not pretty. - Service: In line with other reviews, getting in touch with the front desk is like trying to win a lottery. I had to call at least three times for anyone to even pick up. Forget about using guest services—it’s useless. When I discovered the “surprise” on my sheets, they informed me that housekeeping had gone home, and I’d need to change the sheets myself. It took four attempts before they finally brought a clean set—and even then, there was still a small piece of black wool stuck to it. By that point, I was too exhausted to care. - Dishonesty: The staff will lie straight to your face. When I requested a late checkout (a standard benefit for high-tier members), I was told I’d have to pay extra. After I mentioned I was a Diamond member, their story changed—they were suddenly "fully booked," and my room would be needed. The switch-up was unbelievable. - Ridiculous fees: This is the first hotel I’ve ever stayed at that charges a $20 fee (plus gratuities) just to check your bags. I visit NYC regularly and have never encountered anything like this, even at other Hilton properties. - Maintenance issues: One night, the toilet broke and wouldn’t stop running. I waited over an hour for someone to show up and fix it. The few positives: - The room itself was more spacious than other nearby hotels. To get a room this size elsewhere, I’d likely have paid at least $200 more. - The location is convenient—close to the subway and plenty of dining options. - Despite the chaos, the hotel was surprisingly quiet. I’ve stayed in other properties in the area where street noise was unbearable, but here it was quite tolerable. In summary, while the location and space are commendable, the severe hygiene and service issues make this hotel an absolute no-go for me. I can't recommend it, especially at this price point.
Harry J.G.
05 Dec, 2024Upon arrival we checked in at the front desk only to be informed of a $100 a night security deposit which we had no prior knowledge of when we booked the hotel, as we stayed for 5 nights this was $500, which is a lot of money especially when it has to come out of savings that I actually needed for the trip. On top of this, we were told that out of that $100, $35 was non refundable credit that we could use at the hotel shop or bar, so even though I didn’t intend on spending any money at the hotel, I was forced to either spend this $35 or lose it entirely. I wasn’t extremely upset about this until I went to spend the money in the hotel shop on the first day to realise how ridiculously priced it was, $13 for a bottle of water, $15 dollars for a bar of chocolate, $19 for a bag of chocolate covered almonds. All of which you could buy from the target across the road for a fraction of the price. I just felt really scammed out of what added up to be $175 over my 5 day stay. The bar is also ridiculously expensive, for any two drinks the total always added up to more than $35, meaning you were paying over and getting less of the refundable security deposit back. The location is great however and we felt really centralised with the main things we wanted to see. When we came to check out, we needed our luggage storing at the hotel, which they charged us for… I have never had to pay to store my luggage before but this was a first. After paying the bell man who stored our luggage $10 for two suitcases, he asked us not once but twice if we would like to tip, which we politely declined to do… it gets even better, on the receipt we were given for the payment, it says “luggage storage fee is a gratuity”. So we were charged a mandatory ‘tip’ to the bell man who stored our luggage, who asked us if we would like to tip him more on top of his tip. You can’t make it up. Generally felt really scammed by the hotel throughout the whole stay, keep this in mind if booking.