Overall, a nicely-appointed good mid-price hotel in Midtown. Before you book, ask for a room on a higher floor to avoid street noise. We were on 3 and had a sleepless first night. Staff moved us the next day. Also be aware that the heat isn't turned on unless it drops below 45 degrees (friendly staff shared this with us.)... more

Hotel was well located and close to Grand Central -- the room was on a "non-view" side but was decent sized (as everyone else has said) for NYC, about 3 feet around the bed, which is okay. The mini-bar was well stocked and we did not hear any noise from the other rooms. Nice desk and fixtures in the room... more

The first room we were given was dark,very small and extremely noisy. The staff leave the radio on in the room in a vain attempt to drown it out ! We were told that we couldn't move as the hotel was full that night. The receptionist seemed to be expecting our complaint and moved us the next day. The source... more

A perfect hotel for a girls shopping trip to the Big Apple. Located a short walk from Lord & Taylor and Macys and a few blocks from the subway at Grand Central Station with the express trains to Uptown and Downtown Manhattan. The rooms were a good size (by New York standards) with comfortable beds. The staff were friendly and... more

We liked 70 Park Avenue, our room was spacious and comfortable, for B&B the rate (through travelzoo) was reasonable and above all the situation so close to Grand Central was great. The breakfast was most enjoyable. The position of the hotel was quiet and although we could hear the air conditioning unit it didn't stop us sleeping. Loads of useful... more

I will return to the 70 Park Avenue Hotel now that I have found it. it's a terrific hotel with small (but NYC typical) rooms that are well laid out and comfortable. With its Kimpton touches, it makes one feel at home quickly. Plus it is away from the tumult of Times Square and only about a ten minute walk... more

I've stayed in a number of Kimpton hotels and generally like them. The service at Kimpton hotels is generally very good, and 70 Park is consistent with this. The hotel has a small footprint and, for example, the elevators are small and somewhat slow, the lobby is smallish etc. Where 70 Park gets lower grades is on its overall appearance.... more

Spent 1 night at 70 Park Avenue in October - overall stay was great, especially for the price paid (<$200). We were arriving and departing from Grand Central - so the location was perfect (literally 2-3 blocks away). Lobby was relatively small - and included a small seating area, and tables with laptops to use (free wifi was also available... more

This was my second visit to Manhattan. 70 Park avenue Hotel I had checked in and they confirmed my reservation for a king deluxe room. They gave me my keys and sent me to a room on the 7th floor. I found it odd that the room was a step and a half right in front of the elevator doors.... more