One Of The Best Luxury Hotels In New York City

We stayed at the Iroquois because it is very close to my husbands office, and it’s a convenient location to many restaurants, the park, etc. it’s a historic hotel which does mean historic rooms, ie small. The room was small, but lots of plugs on each side of the bed and at the desk. The bathroom was tiny. Like barely close the door while it in. But the shower was good sized. Good water pressure and nice towels. The walls are thin or something because I could hear everything from the girls next door to the cleaning crew. Bed was comfortable. The staff there is so nice! Especially the lady from Dallas that worked the front desk. She is wonderful! I love the breakfast that’s included. Yogurt or bodega style egg sandwiches (with runny yolk even, impressive) with OJ, water, coffee, tea. Very tasty and so convenient. I also took advantage of the free walking tour of the area that you can do. Informative and a nice perk. The Iroquois is close to many restaurants, Starbucks, subway stations. and stores. About a 20 min walk to Central Park and same to either river. Overall it’s a good hotel in a nice location. Great friendly staff.

We stayed at the Iroquois because it is very close to my husbands office, and it’s a convenient location to many restaurants, the park, etc. it’s a historic hotel which does mean historic rooms, ie small. The room was small, but lots of plugs on each side of the bed and at the desk. The bathroom was tiny. Like barely close the door while it in. But the shower was good sized. Good water pressure and nice towels. The walls are thin or something because I could hear everything from the girls next door to the cleaning crew. Bed was comfortable. The staff there is so nice! Especially the lady from Dallas that worked the front desk. She is wonderful! I love the breakfast that’s included. Yogurt or bodega style egg sandwiches (with runny yolk even, impressive) with OJ, water, coffee, tea. Very tasty and so convenient. I also took advantage of the free walking tour of the area that you can do. Informative and a nice perk. The Iroquois is close to many restaurants, Starbucks, subway stations. and stores. About a 20 min walk to Central Park and same to either river. Overall it’s a good hotel in a nice location. Great friendly staff.

It was my wife's birthday/weekendgetaway. The room was nice, but the view I paid extra for was not impressive. We were staring at a wall, no view at all. There was no microwave or fridge for guests. I had expired food and drinks in the mini bar fridge. The heat/ac didn't seem to be working. The TV service is really bad, no guide or information. Felt like I was watching cable in the 1990's. But the people working there were really nice.