The Maxwell New York City Hotel, New York City

The hotel is perfectly located on Lexington, at the heart of Manhattan, making it ideal for exploring NY. The rooms are dated and not up to the usual W standard, and they are small for the number of guests, which may cause breakfast availability issues. The dining setup is poorly organized, requiring queuing for seating, and the selection is limited. However, the location is fantastic, within easy reach of 5th Avenue shops, Central Park, and Times Square without the crowds. The service was a mix, ranging from helpful luggage storage to unprofessional and lacking communication skills. The facilities are average with small, dated rooms and a poorly arranged dining area, but the location compensates for these shortcomings.

The hotel's rooms were terribly small and overpriced, making it hard to see how clean they are with dark fabrics and carpets, though they have all the necessary amenities. The service was inconsistent, with unhelpful staff charging a destination fee but also offering to store our bags on the day of departure. The location was superb, right in the heart of Manhattan near major attractions. The dining experience was disorganized, with a lack of breakfast options and a wait to be seated. The facilities were average, lacking some key amenities.

My first stay in New York was at this hotel. The rooms were tiny and could have used a good cleaning; they were so loud that I had to turn off the noise. The service, on the other hand, went over and beyond to make sure I was okay, although the concierge was very rude, unprofessional, and misleading. The location in Manhattan was convenient to everywhere but wasn't what I expected for a 4-star hotel. Dining options were fine but expensive. The facilities were okay, but the value for money wasn't ideal with the small, loud rooms.

My stay at the hotel was quite pleasant overall. The room was clean and not too noisy, considering the busy street. However, it was way too hot to sleep comfortably, which was a downside. The staff was super helpful and friendly, even allowing for a late check out. The location was perfect right in the heart of Manhattan, although it could have been closer to Times Square. The dining options were nice, but there were long lines sometimes. The facilities were good, although the price could have been better.

As a first-time visitor in New York, the hotel's interior rooms were fine for me, while the lack of a view was a bit annoying. The location was convenient for most major attractions, but beyond that, there wasn't much to standout. The dining experience was poorly organized, and the lack of a complimentary breakfast was disappointing, especially considering the high prices.