Luxury Hotels in Garden City, New York

"Parking front of the hotel, very good location but the cleaning could be better"

"Cleaning staff was rude. They knocked on my door when the do not disturb was on, and kept asking me when was I leaving. "

"Staff very helpful, room spotless good bar, beautiful location, overlooking Times Square."

"Great location and easy access to all the down town times square stuff. Clean room, nice hotel. Would highly recommend"

"Room was clean. Air conditioner worked. Adequate towels. Bed was comfortable. Note, there were no “standard” amenities that you find in most basic hotel rooms - no coffee pot, mini fridge, etc. no coffee pot in the lounge area near lobby, either. It is very close to Times Square area so it is a very busy area but easy to walk to Broadway shows. "

"My air conditioner was stuck on heat and room was stifling the entire time despite multiple maintenance attempts. Hot water was no consistent and the shower would not drain properly."

"I’ve gotta say that for a hotel situated within 1/2 a block of Times Square (and an extremely high volume property at that), it was absolutely immaculate! The decor was classic Art Deco in the Lobby and the floors seemed to all be nicely updated. Our room was very affordable so my expectations were pretty low going in. I was very pleasantly surprised with the cleanliness, finishes and overall condition of our room (considering the location and price) and would therefore highly recommend a stay here if you want an excellent value right in the heart of it all!"

"No air or heat"

"Pros Great location Rooms were decent Cons During my two day stay there was only one elevator working making the wait time for guests ridiculous. The elevators were small only 6-7 people could fit and that depended on how much luggage each person had. Thankfully i was on the 4th floor but the stairwell was creepy and i didn't feel secure. Not to mention trying to carry suitcases up long flights of stairs. There was no mention of this at check in and no update to guests on when it would be fixed. The resort fee is a joke. At least most hotels provide bottle water and at $40 thats the least that coukd have been apart of the resort amenities. The wait time for checking was long, as there were only two agents and there were bus loads of guests."