Anonymous
08/11/2017 13:09
Subject: Which NYC hotel with kids?
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Anonymous
08/11/2017 13:09
Subject: Which NYC hotel with kids?
We stayed at Afnia 50 on recommendation but really didn't like it. Paper thin walls and iffy customer service.
Residence Inns are amazing all around, so that would be a great choice.
We've stayed mostly at the Andaz 5th Avenue because their rooms are clean and clutter-free, the location is fantastic (across from the NY Public Library/Bryant Park/Whole Foods) and the staff really go out of their way to help. Plus they serve above-average wine for their happy hour and you can take your glasses to your room. The downside is that their restaurant is overpriced and not too kid-friendly, but there are so many other places to eat (LPQ, Whole Foods, sushi place across the street, etc.) that we never found it a problem. Last time we had a suite and it was perfect.
Residence Inns are amazing all around, so that would be a great choice.
We've stayed mostly at the Andaz 5th Avenue because their rooms are clean and clutter-free, the location is fantastic (across from the NY Public Library/Bryant Park/Whole Foods) and the staff really go out of their way to help. Plus they serve above-average wine for their happy hour and you can take your glasses to your room. The downside is that their restaurant is overpriced and not too kid-friendly, but there are so many other places to eat (LPQ, Whole Foods, sushi place across the street, etc.) that we never found it a problem. Last time we had a suite and it was perfect.
Anonymous
08/11/2017 12:14
Subject: Which NYC hotel with kids?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Really liked New York Palace.
+1. Great hotel with good-sized rooms and great location. PP on the Residence Inn on 6th near Bryant Park is also a good one if your price point is slightly lower. That one is also a little better situated with regard to Times Square and Penn Station.
DH and I stayed here once and for whatever reason, got a crazy upgrade to a huge suite. The room had a separate foyer, dining room that sat 10, and a walk in closet the size of a small bedroom.
They also do a princess experience that my friend did for her daughter and the daughter loved it. The room was around $300/night, which isn't cheap, but not bad by NYC standards plus the princess stuff was included.
Last time we stayed here, we also got upgraded. There was also a "prince charming" with a Cinderella hoe walking around. It was a great experience!
We also like the 1 Hotel.
Anonymous
08/11/2017 11:26
Subject: Which NYC hotel with kids?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Really liked New York Palace.
+1. Great hotel with good-sized rooms and great location. PP on the Residence Inn on 6th near Bryant Park is also a good one if your price point is slightly lower. That one is also a little better situated with regard to Times Square and Penn Station.
DH and I stayed here once and for whatever reason, got a crazy upgrade to a huge suite. The room had a separate foyer, dining room that sat 10, and a walk in closet the size of a small bedroom.
They also do a princess experience that my friend did for her daughter and the daughter loved it. The room was around $300/night, which isn't cheap, but not bad by NYC standards plus the princess stuff was included.