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    Tyler L.

    This is an excellent hotel if you are looking a nice, clean place to sleep. I am not sure how old it is, but it looks very new and modern. This goes for both the lobby and the room. Everything in the room from the furniture to the fixtures were in pristine condition. There is a bar on the first floor and an inviting outdoor patio for hanging out too. The only negative is the rooms here are very small. Keeping this is mind, if you can find a room here for around $150 or so, it is worth that price.

    The best of the best!!!!!! Not because of the comfortable rooms and super hot supers after a long day but the customer service I travel a lot!!! In the last three months I've been to the Caribbean, Mexico, Paris etc however, I've not have the kind of service provided by VOCO TIME SQUARE. I'm literally in bed in the hotel typing this review as I cannot wait or forget about this stay or everything it's done for our stay Number one free popcorn in the lobby, complimentary water/ coffee in the room. Two free cocktails on the day of the stay, celebrating our 4 year anniversary surprise, after I got my period unexpectedly they even sent someone to the room with some pads and tampons. You think it ends here? Nope, they even gave us a complimentary late check out! Not even that but I've been texting them for anything I need during my stay!!! Wow! Just wow!!! Thank you all! You have made our stay truly magical! I'm attaching pictures of the cocktails and the hotel stay. Stay here!!!!! This is the nicest and kindest place you will ever see on time square and I've been to NY a lot of times and always have rude people at the other hotels

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    Jesse S.

    Comfortable room, but rough around the edges. Not my favorite neighborhood, but was super convenient for where I needed to be during the day. Luckily you're closer to 9th, so it keeps you out of most of the chaos of Times Square. At night you need your key to get into the front door and there's also security at the door to ask every single person if they're supposed to be in the hotel (a bit over the top). The elevators are incredibly slow and cause for a lot of commotion at the center of the lobby. Really lovely breakfast area behind the elevators that is perfect for working or hanging out during the day. Never saw a ton of people using this space. The bed is comfortable, there's a nice desk setup, and the bathrooms are newly redone. All of the basics are covered. There's not however a ton of storage space if you're staying for very long. In our room the smell of cleaner was overwhelming when I came in, there was a random older refrigerator in the middle of the walkway, and the AC vent was absolutely disgusting. The doors are certainly not soundproof. I also had the great fortune of being placed across from the elevator, and alongside a large group of Italian tourists who ran up and down the hallway all day yelling each other's names. The real downfall of this property is the front desk and staff. There was one very kind woman at checkout, but everybody else was inexperienced and there was often a long wait to speak with anybody. At checkin they were less than excited for our arrival and I asked for a call when the room was ready - never heard from them. Came back later and received the same icy reception and was simply show the closet where my bags would be waiting - no help, no checking the tags, etc. The real bonus would be when I saw the credit card processed as DoubleTree by Hilton (this property recently changed hands). The gentlemen at the desk told me Hilton and IHG were the same which gave me a good laugh. In the end I was told that changing over the systems was in process, but there's nothing they could do to help. This was my first time staying at a Voco property, and as a Platinum member of IHG I'm not convinced that I'll try again.

    Dirty remote
    Natesha G.

    This place is not worth $500 plus a night. The bathroom was dirty, big chunks of dirt of the floor upon arriving, plus there was no hand soap. We were asked if we wanted water brought to our room at check-in we said yes please. We never received the water we had to ask for it over an hour later when we left to explore. I forgot to snap pics of the dirty bathroom but I got a pic of the disgustingly dirty remote

    Blood stains.
    Alex M.

    Stayed here for 4 nights. The only good thing about this hotel is the location and the night shift front desk staff. There where blood stains on our bed that they didn't remove even after 24 hours of us notifying them. The light switch was broken. The phone did not work. Not enough towels in the room. Elevator was broken, so slow that there were lines to get on/off of it. We left for the day and came back to someone having went in our bathroom and not flush. I have pictures but I'll spare ya. Would not recommend. Pay the extra couple hundred bucks and stay somewhere decent.

    Double bedded room. Other than looking renovated; nothing special.
    Alex C.

    Well, this is probably among some of my few low star ratings for lodging. Despite only having stayed at this property for less than 12 hours; my impression of this hotel is forgettable. What I mean forgettable: 1) Forget about being recognized at check-in if you have elite status. To make some conversation; I asked if this property was once a Double Tree, and the agent confirmed by saying yes but also had a slight grin and said nothing more. 2) Forget about a seamless experience if you have multiple bookings. While the agent assured that I would keep the same room for the duration of my stay; I am required to personally visit the reception to checkout/in and reprogram the keys. 3) I did book a stay where only single/king beds were available, and I made sure that I didn't forgot to ask if that could be changed. The agent gladly assisted with the room type change (which is where the saving grace 1 star sits). 4) Forget about asking (whomever is at the reception), because the impression I got was lack of experience and lack of motivation to assist. I had asked if a luggage rack could be brought up, and the agent (young African American - he was at the reception desk around midnight); and he asked me what a luggage rack is. When I described that a luggage rack comes standard in most hotels, he said that he has not done any research in what a hotel normally offers. What research does a staff member working for a hotel should do to know what amenities are offered? Definitely not something I would expect ever as an answer. So what was my solution? There is a mini refrigerator sitting at the corner nearest the window, and so I sat my suitcase on top of it (unplugged of course). I didn't even bother to ask for slippers because I only imagined being told that they simply had no idea what they were and the idea of having to explain or spell it out completely (we saved slippers from the last hotel we were at). I don't think I'll book here in the future. Do yourself a favor and book the adjacent Crown Plaza if it's available.

    The room was fine, not too big but enough for me.

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