5
A brilliant hotel. Can't wait to stay here again.
An amazing hotel. The ADA (accessible) rooms are bigger than at most central Manhattan hotels, and ours had a a good sized wetroom (which I made clear when booking was essential) and a sink in a recess outside the bathroom, which proved useful as one of us could be using the basin while the other was in the shower. We had 2 queen sized beds and there was still plenty of floor space to manoeuvre a wheelchair. Can't comment on the bed height as my chair elevates. And I'm not sure if the doors were wider than standard. The room had a desk and a large TV. The reception desks were at a reasonable height for those in wheelchairs. There were about 10 good sized lifts that take you to all floors. The only issue is they can get very busy at certain times of the day, as the hotel is huge, so sometimes there is a slight wait. There is a Starbucks in the entrance of the hotel, which was very convenient, and of course you only have to come out of the entrance, turn left, walk for about 30 seconds, and you are in Times Square. It is quite an expensive hotel, but I would pay to stay there again knowing that the staff are all friendly and helpful, and that my needs are going to be met.
An amazing hotel. The ADA (accessible) rooms are bigger than at most central Manhattan hotels, and ours had a a good sized wetroom (which I made clear when booking was essential) and a sink in a recess outside the bathroom, which proved useful as one of us could be using the basin while the other was in the shower. We had 2 queen sized beds and there was still plenty of floor space to manoeuvre a wheelchair. Can't comment on the bed height as my chair elevates. And I'm not sure if the doors were wider than standard. The room had a desk and a large TV. The reception desks were at a reasonable height for those in wheelchairs. There were about 10 good sized lifts that take you to all floors. The only issue is they can get very busy at certain times of the day, as the hotel is huge, so sometimes there is a slight wait. There is a Starbucks in the entrance of the hotel, which was very convenient, and of course you only have to come out of the entrance, turn left, walk for about 30 seconds, and you are in Times Square. It is quite an expensive hotel, but I would pay to stay there again knowing that the staff are all friendly and helpful, and that my needs are going to be met.
