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Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
The excitement and bustle of the city fades as you step into our sanctuary, beautifully finished in the manner of an elegant private mansion. The original 1900 French limestone facade and the stunning brass carriage lamps framing double mahogany front doors, are a fitting welcome to the European-inspired decor within. 114 newly remodeled guestrooms with warm tones highlighted by mahogany and suede headboards and Simmons BeautyRest mattress, Frette linens and robes, goosedown pillows. The bathrooms feature floor-to-ceiling Italian marble, Anichini towels, and Molton Brown bath products. Sparkling water on your arrival, with turndown service accompanied by Le Belge Chocolates. Complimentary overnight shoeshine and daily delivery of the New York Times to your room. Enjoy Lodgenet Digital Films on a 32" LG flat-screen HD TV with DVD. Nintendo games. Each guestroom and suite features a two-line phones with direct private line and voicemail, as well as complimentary wireless and DSL Internet access. In-room safe.Suites feature an opulent living room for relaxation and socializing. Here is the center of activity that makes New York one of the world's most exciting cities, and the Iroquois is located at its core. So many within a 5-7 minute walk: 5th Avenue shopping, the Empire State Building, Times Square and Broadway's theaters. Then add: the magnificent New York Public Library and Bryant Park; the Museum of Modern Art, Radio City Music Hall and Top of the Rock and everything Rockefeller Center, with St. Patrick's Cathedral. Personalized service. Concierge. Complimentary morning coffee and welcome iced tea and cider. Le Petit Triomphe for continental and full breakfasts daily. Highly rated Triomphe restaurant for lunch and dinner (closed Sunday). Triomphe's Bar, daily. 24-hour Fitness center with Finnish sauna. New York Library Business Center with AIRS NYC airport information and library
Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
The amenities and/or facilities may not be located at this hotel, but within a reasonable distance and additional charges may apply for use. All information has been provided by this hotel.
Overall score
4.4 out of 5
(38 reviews)
Reviews and scores for each hotel are collected from customers who purchased a stay at that hotel.
Reviewers are asked to rate a variety of hotel attributes on a scale of 1 to 5. The highest possible score is "5," meaning the user was "very satisfied," while "1" is the lowest, meaning the user was "very dissatisfied."
The "overall score" is an average of all reviewer scores submitted for a hotel.
Hotel address: 49 West 44th Street, New York, NY 10036
New York City - Midtown Manhattan
JFK Intl-14 miles; LGA-9 miles
Theater District, Fifth Avenue Shopping, Times Square, Rockerfeller Center, Empire State Building, Midtown Manhattan Corporate Offices.
A highly acclaimed French-American restaurant serving seasonal cuisines by chef Steven Zobel. Breakfast(Mon-Sun), Lunch(Mon-Sat), Dinner(Mon-Sat)
Please enter check-in and check-out dates to the right to select a room
Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
The amenities and/or facilities may not be located at this hotel, but within a reasonable distance and additional charges may apply for use. All information has been provided by this hotel.
Overall score
4.4 out of 5
(38 reviews)
Reviews and scores for each hotel are collected from customers who purchased a stay at that hotel.
Reviewers are asked to rate a variety of hotel attributes on a scale of 1 to 5. The highest possible score is "5," meaning the user was "very satisfied," while "1" is the lowest, meaning the user was "very dissatisfied."
The "overall score" is an average of all reviewer scores submitted for a hotel.
Score
4 out of 5
The Iroquois is always a good choice
painter lady Nov 29, 2009
The service is always excellent at the Iroquois. We slept!!The beds are comfortable. ...
Traveler type: Friends
Right across the street is the Royalton. It is fun to go there for breakfast and they stay open later than the breakfast room at the Iroquois.
Score
4 out of 5
One Big Apple Weekend for First Timers
Jickyjack Oct 4, 2009
Short Version: Loved it, clean, friendly staff, would stay again. Long Version: Surprised my wife with a weekend in ... Manhattan, it was the first time to NYC for both of us. I had read a lot of reviews and had found very favorable reviews of The Iroquois New York. NYC can be pretty overwhelming and the location of the hotel, while central and only blocks from Times Square and 5th Ave, was a peaceful haven to come back to. The staff was extremely courteous, friendly, and serving. Our "Deluxe" room was adequate size for 2 people, nothing more, but what more do you need? The water pressure was incredible for those who lover showers and the towels and robes were extraordinarily plush. The turn-down service and chocolates made you feel like royalty. The room was VERY clean and well decorated and the linens were excellent. We gave the hotel 4 stars... I would even have given it 4.5 if allowed. With that said, here are our negatives: 1. The DVD player in our room was a piece of junk that didn't work... which kind of made the free DVD library they had available pretty pointless. We tried to watch a movie the first night we flew in (late). #energyfail 2. There was no ice machine available for guests. Which means they have to bring you ice, one small bucket at a time. We had some waters (there is a walgreens right around the corner to buy things cheap like water, soda, beer) and it was pretty strange calling the front desk every time you wanted a handful of ice. #keepingbeveragescoldfail 3. The hotel (built in 1900) has central air... which essentially means that you don't have much control over the temperature of your room. The hotel room was 74, I prefer sleeping in cooler temps and we ended up opening the bathroom window to let in some cool air (thank goodness it was 60's outside). #hotroomfail All in all, The Iroquois New York is an excellent hotel, and I would definitely recommend staying there, just know to expect that like anything in life not everything can be perfect all the time.
Traveler type: Couples
1. Around the corner there is a walgreens with beverages and snacks cheaper than the hotel has to offer. 2. Across the street is a bar called the "Figaro" it looks like a Martini bar for pinky-flashing suits, but it's actually where a bunch of the local hotel staff hang our after work, a "local" bar of sorts which cheap drinks, fun people, and a great bartender from Montreal.
Score
5 out of 5
Great Location
Business Traveler Sep 17, 2009
Great location and nice, but small, accomodations. Very convenient to meetings and dinners in the mid-30's to the mid-50's. ... Would highly reccomend.
Traveler type: Business
Reviews represent the opinions of Orbitz customers, not of Orbitz or its staff.
Right across the street is the Royalton. It is fun to go there for breakfast and they stay open later than the breakfast room at the Iroquois.
--painter lady, long Island NY Nov 29, 2009
1. Around the corner there is a walgreens with beverages and snacks cheaper than the hotel has to offer. 2. Across the street is a bar called the "Figaro" it looks like a Martini bar for pinky-flashing suits, but it's actually where a bunch of the local hotel staff hang our after work, a "local" bar of sorts which cheap drinks, fun people, and a great bartender from Montreal.
--Jickyjack, St. Paul, MN Oct 4, 2009
Walk as much as possible. Driving is impossible and cabs get stuck in traffic around the city.
--novowels, Baton Rouge, LA Sep 8, 2009
Overall score
4.4 out of 5
(38 reviews)
Reviews and scores for each hotel are collected from customers who purchased a stay at that hotel.
Reviewers are asked to rate a variety of hotel attributes on a scale of 1 to 5. The highest possible score is "5," meaning the user was "very satisfied," while "1" is the lowest, meaning the user was "very dissatisfied."
The "overall score" is an average of all reviewer scores submitted for a hotel.
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Score
4 out of 5
The Iroquois is always a good choice
painter lady Nov 29, 2009
The service is always excellent at the Iroquois. We slept!!The beds are comfortable. ...
Traveler type: Friends
Right across the street is the Royalton. It is fun to go there for breakfast and they stay open later than the breakfast room at the Iroquois.
Score
4 out of 5
One Big Apple Weekend for First Timers
Jickyjack Oct 4, 2009
Short Version: Loved it, clean, friendly staff, would stay again. Long Version: Surprised my wife with a weekend in ... Manhattan, it was the first time to NYC for both of us. I had read a lot of reviews and had found very favorable reviews of The Iroquois New York. NYC can be pretty overwhelming and the location of the hotel, while central and only blocks from Times Square and 5th Ave, was a peaceful haven to come back to. The staff was extremely courteous, friendly, and serving. Our "Deluxe" room was adequate size for 2 people, nothing more, but what more do you need? The water pressure was incredible for those who lover showers and the towels and robes were extraordinarily plush. The turn-down service and chocolates made you feel like royalty. The room was VERY clean and well decorated and the linens were excellent. We gave the hotel 4 stars... I would even have given it 4.5 if allowed. With that said, here are our negatives: 1. The DVD player in our room was a piece of junk that didn't work... which kind of made the free DVD library they had available pretty pointless. We tried to watch a movie the first night we flew in (late). #energyfail 2. There was no ice machine available for guests. Which means they have to bring you ice, one small bucket at a time. We had some waters (there is a walgreens right around the corner to buy things cheap like water, soda, beer) and it was pretty strange calling the front desk every time you wanted a handful of ice. #keepingbeveragescoldfail 3. The hotel (built in 1900) has central air... which essentially means that you don't have much control over the temperature of your room. The hotel room was 74, I prefer sleeping in cooler temps and we ended up opening the bathroom window to let in some cool air (thank goodness it was 60's outside). #hotroomfail All in all, The Iroquois New York is an excellent hotel, and I would definitely recommend staying there, just know to expect that like anything in life not everything can be perfect all the time.
Traveler type: Couples
1. Around the corner there is a walgreens with beverages and snacks cheaper than the hotel has to offer. 2. Across the street is a bar called the "Figaro" it looks like a Martini bar for pinky-flashing suits, but it's actually where a bunch of the local hotel staff hang our after work, a "local" bar of sorts which cheap drinks, fun people, and a great bartender from Montreal.
Score
5 out of 5
Great Location
Business Traveler Sep 17, 2009
Great location and nice, but small, accomodations. Very convenient to meetings and dinners in the mid-30's to the mid-50's. ... Would highly reccomend.
Traveler type: Business
Score
4 out of 5
Great Location, Great Decor!
TennisGuy Sep 8, 2009
We stayed at the Iroquois as part of a trip to New York City that included seeing HAIR and attending the US Open. The ... Iroquois is within walking distance to Times Square and trains heading out to the Open. Great restaurants along the same street. Staff was accommodating with getting cabs and travel cars to the airport and reservations at restaurants.
Traveler type: Friends
Score
5 out of 5
Great Hotel
novowels Sep 8, 2009
Wonderful hotel. I don't have a single complaint. Great location, wonderful service and clean rooms. Perfect place to stay ... for a weekend New York trip.
Traveler type: Couples
Walk as much as possible. Driving is impossible and cabs get stuck in traffic around the city.
Score
4 out of 5
Great location, great price
mj Sep 2, 2009
Would definitely stay there again. The location was wonderful, people were friendly. I think we got a great price. The room ... was small but it felt homey with the bedding making it seem elegant. The robe was a nice touch since we were traveling light and the bathroom was newly remodeled. Much nicer than the last place we stayed in NY.
Traveler type: Couples
Bryant Park on a Sunday was beautiful and relaxing. Great for people watching and they sell awesome cinnamon rolls. The NY Public Library has a Reading Section there that is stocked with magazines and newspapers that is a cel phone free zone. Even a section of children's books. I would highly recommend.Next time we plan on getting a bottle of champagne and hanging out there for a respite from the fast pace of the rest of the trip.
Score
4 out of 5
Great place to stay
Copper1395 Aug 19, 2009
The hotel staff was so helpful. ...
Traveler type: Friends
Score
5 out of 5
Excellent Hotel Centrally Located
New York Newbie Aug 9, 2009
Very centrally located - minutes' walk to Broadway shows, Times Square, subways, shopping. Very helpful concierge and bell ... service as well. The "library" with free computer/internet access and newspapers is a nice touch as well (if you don't bring a laptop with you). Breakfast service is nice, the in-house Triomphe was not our style, but that's not a complaint, it is very elegant and I am sure the food is terrific. Overall, one of our best hotel experiences ANYWHERE.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
European-like hotel in great location
Papapa Aug 5, 2009
This was our second time staying at the Iroquois. As with the first, we found the staff to be very professional and polite; ... the location excellent with many theatres, good restaurants, university clubs and shops just out the door. Fifth Ave. a block away. The only negative was the hotel's unwillingness to honor Orbitz claim that we were entitled to a free continental breakfast. Obviously, a communication breakdown between Orbitz and the hotel. Next time, while we shall continue to use Orbitz, we shall communicate with the Iroquois BEFORE our trip to ensure that they are in full agreement with our Orbitz reservations.
Traveler type: Family
There is an EXCELLENT Greek restaurant, KELLARI, a short walk ( several yards ) from the Iroquois in the direction of Fifth Ave. on 44th.
Score
4 out of 5
Wonderful stay
Enjoying life! Jul 14, 2009
We always enjoy staying at a hotel that has some old time character to bring us back. This hotel was over 100 years old and ... refurbished to be a very clean and cozy retreat. The service was great and it was within easy walking distance to alot of nice restaurants and shopping. Would recommend to friend!!
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
Doesn't get much better than this
Carlos & Justine Jul 14, 2009
The Iroqouis had it all. It is in a super location, the room was small, but furnished beautifully, and let's face it, who ... goes to NYC to sit in the room. The location couldn't be better. It's between 5th and 6th Aves, a short walk to Rockefeller Center, and Grand Central Terminal, and just a few more blocks to Central Park. We will be back.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
3 out of 5
Okay, not great.
Sambodia7 Jul 6, 2009
Overall, the hotel was worth the money spent - we got a great deal and the location was great. But the room was TINY, as was ... the bathroom, making it nearly impossible for two people to get ready at the same time. If you're alone, the space would be fine. In addition, our one small window faced essentially a stone wall which let very little natural light in. The con here is that there was no way to tell what the weather was like outside - even on bright, sunshine-filled days. The pro is that is was very quiet, and we had no problems resting. The room was adequate for our needs, but I doubt I'd stay there again.
Traveler type: Couples
Easy access to subway at Grand Central Station and 42nd/Bryant Park.
Score
5 out of 5
excellent hotel
pet Jul 5, 2009
aaa ...
Traveler type: Single
Score
4 out of 5
Great location
Foxy Grandma Jun 30, 2009
We were with another couple for a long week end to see the sights of uptown and downtown Manhattan and take in a show. ... Didn't have enough time to shop 5th Ave but had a couple great tours. Enjoyed Central Park on a Sunday afternoon.
Traveler type: Couples
We splurged on a couple nice dinners, but the coffee shops and deli is a great place for breakfast or lunch at a reasonable price.
Score
5 out of 5
very good time
georgia fan Jun 15, 2009
Wonderful people, very helpful ...
Traveler type: Couples
In the middle of everything.
Score
4 out of 5
Nice hotel
Ron Jun 14, 2009
Excellent location. Just two blocks from Times Square. Parking is at a public garage across the street, but if you are a ... hotel guest you get a discount. The lobby is small but nice. There is a small 'library' with a computer and internet. The staff were mostly friendly. WIRELESS INTERNET IS FREE!! The restaurant is expensive but good food. The room is small but better that the NYC average hotel room size. Room clean, tasteful, comfortable bed. Room service quick. No ramp for stroller or wheelchair to my knowledge, but the staff helped us carry the stroller up the steps each time.
Traveler type: Couples
Times Square is very close. Also Many restaurants around.
Score
5 out of 5
Charming boutique hotel
returning New Yorker Jun 10, 2009
Charming boutique hotel in the heart of the Theater District. Really cool street, surrounded by fantastic restaurants. walk ... to the theater, Grand Central Train Station, Times Square (if you have to). The staff was friendly, accomodating and polite. The room was surprisingly large for mid-town Manhatten. The bathrooms were large and elegant. Very quiet. Great price, great location, great hotel. our new favorite in New York.
Traveler type: Family
Score
4 out of 5
Anniversary Trip
Kar Jun 10, 2009
We liked it a lot, it's very nice, the location is great, the people are very servitial. ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Perfect Location
Mom of Four Jun 1, 2009
This was a Mother-Daughter birthday trip for my 10 year old. The hotel had the perfect location. We were close to Times ... Square and the theatres. We could also walk to Rockefeller Plaza and Central Park. And it was only a few blocks from the subway, so we also took public transportation. The rooms were clean, the beds were soft and there was a DVD player with movies at the front desk that came in handy. There was also tasty iced tea in the lobby to quench our thirst when we returned late in the afternoon. Other than an unhelpful concierge (she seemed annoyed when I asked her for help), everyone was lovely.
Traveler type: Family
Score
4 out of 5
"Loved the Location"
New York City Traveler Jun 1, 2009
We just loved the Hotel Iroquois. It is in a wonderful location and the entire place is immaculate. One of the cleanest ... hotel rooms we have ever stayed in and the hotel staff was very helpful and attentive. Just a few minutes walk to subway and the NYC attractions. A real find in a busy city.
Traveler type: Couples
Red Flame Diner just a few doors down was very good for breakfast in the morning. Very fast service and good food.
Reviews represent the opinions of Orbitz customers, not of Orbitz or its staff.
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Right across the street is the Royalton. It is fun to go there for breakfast and they stay open later than the breakfast room at the Iroquois.
--painter lady, long Island NY Nov 29, 2009
1. Around the corner there is a walgreens with beverages and snacks cheaper than the hotel has to offer. 2. Across the street is a bar called the "Figaro" it looks like a Martini bar for pinky-flashing suits, but it's actually where a bunch of the local hotel staff hang our after work, a "local" bar of sorts which cheap drinks, fun people, and a great bartender from Montreal.
--Jickyjack, St. Paul, MN Oct 4, 2009
Walk as much as possible. Driving is impossible and cabs get stuck in traffic around the city.
--novowels, Baton Rouge, LA Sep 8, 2009
Bryant Park on a Sunday was beautiful and relaxing. Great for people watching and they sell awesome cinnamon rolls. The NY Public Library has a Reading Section there that is stocked with magazines and newspapers that is a cel phone free zone. Even a section of children's books. I would highly recommend.Next time we plan on getting a bottle of champagne and hanging out there for a respite from the fast pace of the rest of the trip.
--mj, Chicago Sep 2, 2009
There is an EXCELLENT Greek restaurant, KELLARI, a short walk ( several yards ) from the Iroquois in the direction of Fifth Ave. on 44th.
--Papapa, Montreal, Canada AND Stowe, Vermont Aug 5, 2009
Easy access to subway at Grand Central Station and 42nd/Bryant Park.
--Sambodia7, Dallas, TX Jul 6, 2009
We splurged on a couple nice dinners, but the coffee shops and deli is a great place for breakfast or lunch at a reasonable price.
--Foxy Grandma, Minneapolis, MN (The Little Apple) Jun 30, 2009
In the middle of everything.
--georgia fan, rutledge,ga Jun 15, 2009
Times Square is very close. Also Many restaurants around.
--Ron, Minneapolis, MN Jun 14, 2009
Red Flame Diner just a few doors down was very good for breakfast in the morning. Very fast service and good food.
--New York City Traveler, Florida Jun 1, 2009
If you go to Macy's or Bloomingdale's, be sure to go to the visitor's center in the store and pick up an 11% discount shopping card if you're from out of state. OH, and if you like good Italian food, be sure to check out Patsy's. MMMM good. Your taste buds will thank you. Trust me. BTW it was old Frank's favorite Italian restaurant.
--Southern Belle, Phenix City, AL May 26, 2009
Don't miss walking across the Brooklyn Bridge! It's just a short subway ride away (catch the subway at Grand Central Station, just a couple of blocks from the hotel). Walking the Brooklyn Bridge was BY FAR the best part of our vacation! It's free, very relaxing, and the views are stunning. We got there around 9:30 in the morning, and it took about an hour and a half to walk all the way across and back (only because we stopped a million times for pictures). WELL worth your time.
--Angela, Jacksonville, FL May 25, 2009
Empire State Building, Times Square
--Michael, Elburn Nov 30, 2008
Broadway, Times Square and everything that goes with it... great location for this
--Guy, Kingston Nov 16, 2008
There are good retaurants near by.
--Akihiko, Houston Aug 25, 2008
Location was everything. We were close enough to walk to everything. And grand central was near by.
--John, Norman Jun 23, 2008
Next door to the Algonquin, home of Dorothy Parker's Round Table.
--Donna, Denton, * May 11, 2008
good restarants, stores nearby
--jude, Jackson, MS Feb 13, 2008
Short walk to Times Square, Rockefellow center, 5th Avenue for shopping, Theatre District.
--LYDIA, El Paso, TX Sep 4, 2007
Breakfast at the Red Flame a few doors down. Great casual Italian dinner at Tratoria Dopo Teatro 1 block away.
--Tim, USA Sep 1, 2007
Reviews represent the opinions of Orbitz customers, not of Orbitz or its staff.
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