We spent a fabulous weekend at this hotel. In real estate it is about location - and on West 24th Street this has it! Quick subway or cab ride to Times Square and easy to explore the tastes and sounds of Chelsea by foot. You can easily make it into both the West Village and East Village by foot as... more

This hotel is quiet and well located in Manhattan -close to the subway. The breakfast room has a selection of cold and hot items for breakfast buffet style. Rooms are well appointed and very clean, The only drawback is the lack of public areas -however when you are in Manhattan there is so much to see and do that this... more

We found this to be a great location. Driving into the city can be a bit hetic but found this hotel one of the easier ones to find. Parking is around the cornor. Be aware that you be charged more for a SUV - this was not mention in any of the literature. The room had the amenities usual at... more

We enjoyed our 10-day stay in the Hampton Inn located in the multi-culti and central Chelsea area of Manhattan, which is chock-full of restaurants, cafes, diners, shops, and boutiques, not to mention historical sites and parks. The hotel staff were friendly and hospitable from the moment we walked in to the moment we departed. An especially helpful employee at reception,... more

We read the reviews on Trip Advisor and picked it because it was only 4 blocks West of our daughters apt. The area is fairly quiet and attractively nestled in midway down the block. We were a little nervous on check in as there was a large group from England off a bus checking in, but it went very quickly.... more

We stayed at the Hampton Inn for 4 nights in May. We booked through the hotel website as this was the cheapest option after much research. On arrival, the lady on reception was very pleasant. We were allocated a room on the 14th floor at the rear of the hotel. I'd suggest this is the best option as being at... more

I was really pleased with our stay at the Hampton Inn Chelsea (May 9 - 12, 2008). I love the Chelsea area as it is more interesting than a lot of others areas in NYC. There was lots to see and do right in Chelsea. Plus it was easy to walk to Union Square, the East and West Villages. The... more

This is our second trip to Manhattan in less than a year. We stayed at the Union Square Inn the first time and were shocked that $200 got us such a shabby walk-up with a daily breakfast of stale pastries, fruit drink and bad coffee. This time we spent an additional $100 which hurt our wallets but the hotel was... more

I recently hosted a girls getaway to NYC this past April. We chose the Hamptom Inn solely based on the fact that they offered double rewards points for our stay. Our rates ranged from $199-$350 which is pretty average for NYC. I’ve visited NYC many times before and this was the first time I stayed at a chain hotel, and... more