The Empire Hotel

Great location, awesome service, gave us extra time to checkout and cleaned room when requested. Served the purpose to go to central park and attractions. Can't beat this location. Will visit again Rooms: Nice clean large rooms by NYC standard Nearby activities: With Lincoln center , Broadway, times square and central park all walkable nothing can beet this location Walkability: Couple of blocks to Columbus circle and central park. Lincoln center right next door Food & drinks: Plenty of great restaurant options all within blocks

Great place!

Booked a room for 1 night to see a Broadway show and with all the fees it was almost $500. We reserved 2 Queen beds but the rooms air conditioning did not work and the blinds were broken. Luckily we were able to open the windows for a breeze. Went to the lobby to see if we can get a different room but it was all booked. They sent maintenance to help, he was very friendly, but I could have gone to the Hyatt in midtown for a better experience and price. I would not suggest this hotel!

Everything is good except of the room. 臨馬路 沒隔音 空調很吵 外面車生喇叭聲很吵 而且沒暖氣，房間很冷。 房間內問題很多。 很糟糕的經驗⋯

Das Hotel lebt von der guten Lage am Centralpark und dem columbuscircle sowie der Darstellung in der Serie Gilmore Girls. Glamour strahlt hier aber nur noch die Lobby aus, die Zimmer sind im Gegensatz dazu ziemlich heruntergekommen. An unserem Deluxe Zimmer war nichts mehr Deluxe. Die Dusche kalt, die Aircondition funktionierte nicht und kannte nur eiskalt oder heiß. Zudem ein nervtötendes Brummen. Insgesamt war alles ziemlich abgewohnt. Der Service war bemüht, konnte das Problem aber nicht lösen. Der Safe war nicht einmal angeschraubt und hätte unter dem Arm weggetragen werden können. Die Servicemitarabeiter waren aber alle sehr nett. Von vier Sternen ist dieses Hotel aber leider weit entfernt. Unser nächstes Hotel, eines der Drei Sterne Klasse war besser als dieses.

Very noisy rooms. Old style hotel with no fans in bathroom and very small, bad paint and others (Don't trust pictures, seems they always give you the bad rooms at beginning). Paid around $900 fro two night, worst one in our spring break travel.

This hotel is the worst. I enjoy living in hotels from time to time and my husband decided to gift this stay here as a part of birthday gift which was part of a GG theme and I must say I’m so disappointed. The AC didn’t work all night, the drapes in the room were unwashed and disgustingly dirty, the room was tiny and smelled terrible, the bed was rock hard and the bathroom was so awful that I left this morning without even showering there because that’s how dirty and old it looked! The bathroom doors were all chipped and dented from the inside, the sink and tap proximity is so close that you’ll end up dipping your hand in the water from the sink. It’s so not worth the price! There’s no pharmacies close by and none inside the hotel. The place is very dated and disgusting!

Alright, let’s talk about my stay at The Empire Hotel – that little gem nestled between Lincoln Center and Central Park. First off, the food? Chef’s kiss! I’m talking about PJ Clarke’s Restaurant – where flavor parties happen on your taste buds. From truffle-infused bites to melt-in-your-mouth delicacies, they’ve got it dialed in. I practically waltzed out of there humming a foodie anthem. But hold up – let’s chat about the drinks. Now, I’m all for adventure, but these concoctions? A bit like a jazz fusion band – unexpected notes, some hits, and a few head-scratchers. I mean, who knew you could mix elderflower with jalapeño? But hey, props for creativity.