디 알곤킨 호텔 타임스 스퀘어 오토그래프 컬렉션

非常好的酒店，小而精緻，很有特色，工作人員服務態度很友好。最重要的是地理位置不錯，在時代廣場和第五大道之間。

房間狹小，噪音大，硬件陳舊，前台服務有位黑人女領班態度冷漠。

I was looking forward to a little history by staying at the Algonquin. What I got instead was just plain old. The rooms were painfully small, the furnature early depression, and the bathroom (although upgraded) was the size of a postage stamp.

The hotel is a bit dated; however, it is 100 years old and still in excellent condition, so that's amazing. he rooms are a little small but that doesn't matter if you are going to be out and about. The staff and services were beautiful. The food is expensive; however, you get a $30 voucher each day, which is excellent, and the food drinks were also excellent. We even saw the famous cat; he's just as welcoming and happy as everyone else. I would recommend it and come back. They put a charge/hold on your card and at checkout they deduct from what you purchased in their restaurant downstairs.

We had a wonderful stay at The Algonquin. The hotel is beautiful inside & is located in a great spot in NYC. Everyone on staff that we encountered were friendly and helpful, especially Jennie at the front desk.

This might be my go-to hotel for NYC trips. The hotel was comfortable and the staff were fantastic from doormen to desk managers to housekeepers and bartenders. I had a great time and the Blue Bar is the best place to chill in the afternoon or evening and meet both locals and visitors. As a solo traveler I found it very comfortable, safe, and even met a few cool folks when I sat at the bar for a drink. I even got to meet our favorite orange boi, Hamlet - a highlight of the trip. If you're coming from non-city parts of the U.S. you'll think the rooms are small, but I found them bigger than other NYC hotels...which is actually surprising considering the age of this one. The location is fantastic, within walking distance to Times Square, Rockefeller Center, the UN, Bryant Park, shopping on 5th avenue and Central Park. Most of the main subway lines go through Times Square so it's easy to get to anywhere in Manhattan. While centrally located, this particular block of 44th is a bit quieter than places closer to 7th and Broadway. But, again, if you're coming from non-city locales you'll probably find it noisier than you're used to. If you end up with a room facing the street you might need ear plugs or a white noise machine. Things quiet down from about 12 AM - 7 AM, but otherwise it's a pretty steady stream of people yelling, horns honking, and, early morning garbage and delivery trucks. Overall I really enjoyed my business/leisure trip and will be back again.