Reviewed as One of the Best Boutique Luxury Hotels in NYC

Great location! A hotel that is a little old fashioned in styling but functional. The challenge is that there no sensation of space or relaxation

The Iroquois is beautiful, there is no doubt about that. Centrally located in Midtown Manhattan, it's mere steps away from theatres, Times Square, and Restaurant Row (where fantastic restaurants line a gorgeous street). It's safe, and it's happening around The Iroquois. The service in this hotel is quite wonderful. The people working here don't like to let their customers down and will go out of their way to assist. You can tell you're in an expensive hotel when everyone around you is working to make your stay pleasurable. And so, you may wonder why I'm giving it a three stars. It's definitely not for lack of quality service but for some experiences that were weird and out of the hotel's control. It's an old building, and, as such, the heating and cooling system is DAMN LOUD. If you are an individual who can't sleep unless you have silence, you're not going to enjoy your experience. When the heating turns on, it sounds like a freight train. We also had two very strange experiences with the faucet in the shower. The first day we stayed and turned it on and a CHUNK of knotted hair flew out with the water! WHAT?! It was like something from a nightmare. This happened a SECOND time on our last day of stay. Same thing; chunk of knotted brown hair came from the FAUCET (not the drain!) with the stream of water! We told front desk and at this point already had payment approved for our room so we got a very deep apology and a bottle of wine and chocolates (there's that amazing service, again). We also had a situation where we scheduled a cleaning of our room with the front desk and we returned to an untouched room. Again, front desk were flabbergasted by this and gave us complimentary breakfast. The classic building, the helpful staff and the location of the hotel make this a great place to stay, but the price gets questionable when you consider the aforementioned hotel building issues (and one-off cleaning concern)

We had a great time in ,,Iroquios" last year, friendly, professional and Central positioned we'll be back NY

This was our 3rd year to stay in the Iroquois Hotel. We had an executive suite and it was really nice to spread out and we had 4 windows in which to enjoy outside ,as well as, waking up to horn honking in the morning!! The staff is courteous, but we especially like Carlos and the other doormen. The warm inviting atmosphere and the closeness to Times Square and Grand Central Station is great