Stayed at the Warwick New York for 1 night in May. Lovely older style hotel with beautifully appointed room. We stayed in a deluxe room (booked on the historic hotels.org website) and the room was much more spacious than other NYC hotels. Great location - easy walk to 5th Ave, Rockfeller Center, Broadway etc. Staff helpful and easy check-in and out. Highly recommended.

Came here for a three nights, long weekend from the UK in October 2003.

Initially, thought it was fantastic, right in the middle of midtown Manhattan and was impressed by the uniformed bellman who treated my like some sort of filmstar! Opened car door, got my things out of the back, called on a colleague to being the trolley, so was v.impressed. Maybe he saw the Concorde luggage tag and thought I was rich! Haha! He was so wrong! I was flat broke! Reasonably efficient counter staff, cant remember much about it, so cant have been bad, and was taken up 14 floors to my room (very fast lifts!) A fantasic lobby area which impressed all those who I arranged to meet over the weekend...

Room was good, not fantastic, it didnt have any view, it was facing into a building shaft/void, so couldnt tell if it was day or night at any time. Enjoyed the olde english room furniture, though could have done with a little DIY on the television unit hinges and drawers! The bathroom was spectacular, marbled, clean. And will never forget the bellman's advice on the minibar and 'local amenities for the single guy...nudge, nudge, wink,wink...ahem!' he should do stand up, he was pure class!!! The event has become enshrined in the family conversation 'hall of fame'.

Very well located, not far from anything...just 5mins to Central Park, 10m to Times Square, 5 mins to the shopping and barely 20m to max out the creditcard! Would recommend the Irish style pub on the otherside of the road and the Deli at the end of the road.

Can't vouch for the how good the price was, as it was bundled into package deal, but I hear it isnt cheap. Wouldn't have paid the prices for it that are advertised....

Great location, clean, comfortable, large enough, quiet - We stayed on the 9th floor facing 6th for 5 nights in May. Saw a movie being filmed across the street. You must try the frozen hot chocolate at Serendipity 3 (a nice long walk to take off the calories), but you need reservations to prevent a long wait. Their burger and fries were pretty good. Will definitely stay at the Warwick on our next visit.

Two stars = okay, but some problems. That's what this hotel is: okay.

The best things I can say about this hotel: 1) location. You're right in midtown. You can walk to Rockefeller Center and Times Square. 2) The rooms aren't ultra tiny like most NYC hotels. We had an actual closet and enough room to unpack two suitcases without feeling cramped. However, for the price, you could certainly do better in NYC.

Our room was OLD; the carpet was worn and the curtains were dusty. The shower had very low pressure and the bed wasn't rock hard, but I wouldn't describe it as comfortable. The walls are paper thin. I was in bed and heard the conversations of the people in the next room very clearly.

The bathroom in our room was horribly designed. The magnification mirror is mounted directly above the toilet - if you forget to close the lid and accidentally drop your makeup / shaver, it will end up in the toilet bowl. This wouldn't be a major problem if there was counter space. There wasn't - the two inches of counter space is taken up by their glass cups.

The minibar is the newest item in the room. It dispenses items like a vending machine does (you have to press which item you want and remove it from a dispenser) and it is tucked behind a faux wood paneled door.

Room service came quickly, the food was mediocre and high-priced, but you'll find that everywhere in NYC hotels.

If you still decide to stay here, please take heed: If you want a cab, *especially* at rush hour, do not use The Warwick's doorman. He's a nice guy, but the cabs all line up across the street at The Hilton. Just go to the Hilton which is cattycorner from The Warwick and you'll have a cab in 2 seconds. The Warwick's doorman whistled and waved for 15 minutes trying to score us a cab, when we went to the Hilton, there was never a wait.

The Warwick's lobby is small, so it always seems crowded. Staff wasn't rude, but there was a definite lack of warmth. If you expect mediocre service and rooms for $250 a night, book this hotel. If you prefer better, look around - there are plenty of hotels in the area and quite a few that are nicer and lower in price than The Warwick. Bottom line: It's an old room in a nice location. Just a room.