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    4.3 (60 reviews)
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    Complimentary lemonade , Kettle corn and wine
    Lisa M.

    Park terrace hotel was phenomenal! From the amenities and little extras as well as the responsive service, and price point-- I could not be more pleased. The hotel is located in a prime location, on the outskirts of Bryant park, with the Empire State Building nearby and Times Square just steps away. The closest subway station has BDF trains but is just a block away from Times Square where you can find any line! My stay was Friday- Monday and the 3pm check in and 12pm check out was amazing, allowing extra time compared to most hotels. They also accommodated complimentary 1pm last check out. My room was ready upon arrival, about 30mins prior to check in time. The front desk was friendly and encouraged me to let them know how I liked my room. I booked a premier room and got a great deal as this room offers more space and I was hoping great view. Not so much to my surprise as I've seen similar reviews, all of the beautiful 5 windows had view of brick wall which was also office space so literally can see right in. This also made for the room being darker most of the day. I returned to the front desk to see if they had any other rooms with a view and she denied, offered to move my room but I didn't see the point if it'd be the same. Ultimately, they offered a complimentary bottle of wine which was nice. Front desk said the premier rooms are located in the back and in the corners so there must be several rooms that have this view but when I booked it said "city view".. well there's nothing to view so I'm not sure which rooms have views of the park. However, if you head out to the terrace, you'll find the best views. I have to say that for the location, the room was so quiet which was appreciated. The room came equipped with snacks for purchase, an espresso machine, iron, yoga mat, hair dryer, a Bose speaker, and a complimentary umbrella which was clutch for the rainy weekend! They also left kettle corn and sparkling lemonade as a welcome token. The water stations on each floor with refillable bottles were also a great touch although the one on the 7th floor, the cold and warm buttons were switched and the cold option wasn't that cold as I checked another floor when looking for ice machine which was located two floors up. Oh and the two elevators can be quite slow as well but nothing that crazy. Park terrace also had guest services line you can text which was very helpful and they were very responsive. The bed and pillows were so comfortable and the TV had multiple channels and option to screen view from your phone-- a perfect way to end your day! Also-- I'd highly suggest room service from La Pecora Bianca... The rigatoni with burrata was absolutely amazing! Checking out branch, the terrace is also a must! Great place for a drink! I enjoyed breakfast and a night cap on the terrace.. the breakfast options weren't that impressive and service was slow but it's definitely an amazing option with stunning views of the park. Overall, if you're looking for a luxury experience at an affordable price point-- park terrace is an amazing option and I'd highly recommend, looking forward to returning for a stay in the future!

    View of Bryant park from our room
    Debbie C.

    Loved the location it was across the street of Bryant Park and close to everything. We were in a corner room overlooking the park and it was amazingly beautiful! Staff was so helpful and friendly. Beds were comfortable and room was spacious for NY.

    NY Public Library rooftop
    Lona P.

    Arlette Jimenez - I want her name to be the first thing you read. She has taken care of us each time we've visiting New York and I am embarrassed I haven't written a review before. She's always ready to assist or give helpful information and is capable of doing pretty much everything at the front desk! (Her sense of humor is wicked! ) She sent up an amazing bottle of wine and pastry from Heritage, the restaurant next door, to wish me happy birthday and welcome us back. Our room was extremely comfortable (that bed! ) and amenities were thoughtful. I loved the efficient design of the bathroom, as it perfectly suited our needs. The lounge on the 6th floor is a great place to sit and relax if you have more ppl than your room fits. The main room is spacious and the terrace is sectioned off for open air or enclosed with heating lamps. It was cold during our visit, but the lamps made our time cozy! Some of our party even spent time in the lounge to study, which worked out very well for them. Hugh is very quick and efficient, as well. He's always ready with a smile and I always enjoy our interactions. I love the hotel's location, as it is across the street from the NY Public Library and Bryant Park. I love that NY is such a walkable city and PTH puts you in the center of everything! We know we're coming back in November for the marathon, so we made sure to book our next stay before we left! 10/10 easy!!!

    Adam B.

    A great choice for an upper-middle range NYC lodging. Its choice location right on the south side of Bryant Park means all of midtown is convenient and you can easily walk to most Broadway theaters. There are multiple subway lines in the immediate area if you need to go further than your tootsies will comfortably take you. An Italian restaurant and a beer pub are attached, and there are plenty of other food options in the immediate area. The rooms are crisp and very contemporary. They're fairly minimalist, but there are some nice spotlit prints on the wall for some color. The minifridge keeps things arctic, and the bathroom was spacious enough to do your morning ablutions without knocking your elbows into the walls. I had a deluxe room, which is a little larger, and it had a good-sized reading chair in addition to a corner table with two chairs. I found the bed very comfortable and the huge pillows were just the right thickness and squishiness for me. The staff were chatty and welcoming and open to helping however they could. Their 6th floor terrace overlooking the park is a very nice perk. It's open until 11 each night and is open only to hotel guests, so there's always plenty of room. Couple of caveats: If views are important to you, be aware that a high floor does not necessarily guarantee a prime view. I received an email a couple of days before I arrived offering a guaranteed Bryant Park view for an upgrade fee of $12 per night, so I took it. I did have a direct park view with that, from the third floor, but it offered a huge floor-to-ceiling sliding door with high railing so you could let the city pour into the room (along with, unfortunately, the whiff of cannabis that seems to pervade Manhattan now).

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    Jennifer R.

    Time for another pros and cons list. Pros: 1. Location. Location. Location. The hotel overlooks Bryant Park and is perfectly situated in Midtown. You can walk to so many things. Easy access to subway stations and Grand Central Terminal. 2. The staff is great. Efficient, knowledgable and patient. 3. Nespresso maker in every room. 4. The beds were extremely comfortable. 5. Some of the rooms have incredible views of the city. Cons: 1. Tiny hotel lobby and very small rooms. 2. No noise insulation of any kind. You will hear every sound in the hallway and sometimes in the room next to you. If you are noise sensitive, plan accordingly. 3. No amenities of any kind are included with the room rate (ie breakfast, snacks, all day coffee etc). 4. No onsite store to purchase sundries, but it is a short walk to a drugstore. Also, please note it is a dog friendly hotel and there were lots of them, so may be a consideration if any allergies.

    Helen K.

    Park Terrace Hotel was amazing, from the service, location, to the amenities. It's located right behind the Bryant Park next/near to all the sweet shops and coffee shops such as Royce chocolate, Blue Bottle Coffee, Lady M Cake, and La Colombe Coffee. Room was clean and comfortable, and it had an amazing "terrace" for all guests that was overlooking the park. It was super nice and surprisingly empty to enjoy with privacy. Oh and I loved that they had multiple clean, lobby bathrooms. You just have to ask the front desk for the key and take the elevator to one of the floors. Definitely a great find/stay!

    Mel M.

    NEW YORK CITY / Midtown: when we visit other cities, we like to walk around and see what other dog friendly places we can find. On the same block as Bryant Park is the Park Terrace Hotel! They allow pets, but you must call or email them for more details about charges and policies. We popped into the lobby to take a breather and enjoyed the comfy seating and we liked the modern decor. We did not stay over, but are saving this place for another time. They have beautifully styled sleeping rooms with city views! Located right across from The New York Public Library, the hotel is also conveniently located minutes from Times Square, Broadway, and plenty of shops and restaurants!

    Ky N.

    Over the past decade, I have booked many hotels in the city. I used to favor to AirBnb but hotels became more convenient and surprisingly cost effective. However, one downfall to most hotels here is the space. You would be lucky to find a room that's over 200sq feet but that's standard in Manhattan. The other thing is location!! Super important to me because I like to wander all over the place when I'm in the city. Park Terrace is centrally located and it was super convenient! It's close to 5th Ave and literally across from Bryant Park. You are next to the B,D,F,M,7 trains. Walking distance to Times squares, Ktown, Penn Station, etc. The room itself is spacious and honestly perfect for me. Originally I was on the highest floor (15th floor) but I had texted Shanna (front desk) and she was able to accommodate me for a better room with a view! There is a balcony, a couch, huge TV with cable, nepresso machine and other amenities. There is a nice terrace on level 6 where you can hang out or do remote work. Upon check in, they gave me a voucher for credit at Angelina's which I thought was really nice. They provide you with a phone number to text if you need anything. They also have their own hotel app to check in or access room key if you want to go contactless. One downfall is the room/housekeeping service is only provided every other day. I texted them a few times and there were times where I didn't get a response or they replied too late. The elevator can be a hit or mess. It's very spacious but can run a bit slow depending on the time of the day. Overall it's a great hotel and I'm definitely coming back here again on my next visit.

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    Amazing stay, nice view. Very very clean hotel right in the heart of the city. This was our first time doing a stay outside of times square and it changed our perception of NY trips, can't wait to get back

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    LOVE! Had the best experience, all the staff were amazing. Will always come back, worth every penny.

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    This is a bustling hotel with a large lobby. I visited for a conference. The hotel has a couple of…read moreexits, but the main entrance is on 6th avenue. All the meeting rooms were clean and organized. We had over 1,000 conference attendees and needed ample space and everything went pretty smoothly. Temperature control was generally good, but got a tiny bit chilly at certain points of the day. The staff were extremely prompt with setting up and removing catering food, but were not the friendliest. They have a free standing pumping station for those that need it. It was easy to access and decently clean, but could've used a wipe down by the second day. They provided a mini fridge in one of the meeting rooms for storage.

    AVOID AVOID AVOID! DO NOT BOOK HERE!…read more I came here around April for a work trip and no where on the reservation page did it say that the hotel was under construction. They also offered the price including breakfast. Arrived at the hotel and saw that they only had one working elevator for a hotel that was over 20 floors high. There was a line for the elevator that you had to wait for at least 20 minutes to take. I asked the about the breakfast and they said the restaurant was closed so no hot breakfast. Why is this hotel offering a room rate price with breakfast when there is no restaurant for breakfast?! They told me they had bagged breakfast, which was always gone and coffee was all gone too. Took over 10 minutes to wait for new coffee to arrive. Renovation work bright and early at 8am. I was offered loyalty points for compensation by the manager, Delanie, and these points never showed up. I was also mistakenly charged for drinking their water bottles when I didn't even touch those bottles. They never even told me that I was going to be charged after checking out. I just saw a random extra charge on my credit card. The manager, Delanie, had said this would be refunded, but never saw this refund come through just like the loyalty points.

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