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Hotels in Times Square NYC
38 Hotels
The Time New York

At 193 rooms, The Time in Midtown Manhattan is a bit larger than the average boutique hotel, but it still retains the typical boutique vibe. Its 2015 Rockwell Group-led renovation gave the property a super-chic, modern look (though it couldn't do anything about the cramped bathrooms). Suites with separate bedrooms and living areas are also available. Features include a lounge bar; an Italian restaurant with a huge pizza menu; event, meeting, and private-dining space; and a small but sleek fitness center. The overall vibe is very adult, so families may want to compare rates at the large, kid-friendly Hilton Garden Inn Times Square nearby.

The Knickerbocker Hotel
6 Times Square SE Corner Of 42nd St & Broadway

The Knickerbocker is a polished hotel right in Times Square. Reopened in 2015, this sleek, hip property has 330 spacious, but not overly luxurious, rooms. Stand-out features include a coffee bar, a popular rooftop terrace with great views, a high-end restaurant headed by celebrity chef Charlie Palmer, and an excellent fitness center, but there's no pool or full spa (in-room treatments can be arranged). Travelers set on a spa to complete their luxury experience may prefer Westin New York at Times Square.

The Gallivant Times Square

The Gallivant Times Square has some of the lowest rates in Times Square. Rooms and suites have modern furnishings with flat-screen TVs and New York-inspired wall decor. Perks include a small fitness center, bar, and free Wi-Fi. Lower-level rooms often experience street noise.

Crowne Plaza Times Square Manhattan

The massive upper-middle-range Crowne Plaza is primarily a business hotel, yet its proximity to Times Square brings a good amount of families and tourists into the mix. Its 770 rooms are spacious, and many of them (especially those on higher levels) have great city views. On the downside, decor is predictably generic, and rooms also show some wear. On-site facilities include a lively lobby lounge bar (with daily happy hours) and a full restaurant, plus guests can access a sprawling separately owned gym with a lap pool. The Crowne Plaza is a convenient, comfortable home base in the heart of Times Square. Still, those seeking something with a bit more polish and style might prefer The Time

citizenM New York Times Square

The upper-middle-range citizenM New York Times Square is an ultra-modern, funky property in the Theater District, about a five-minute walk from Times Square. From the self-check-in, airport-style kiosks to its spacious, living room-like lobby filled with colorful knickknacks and whimsical art, citizenM rejects typical hotel trappings -- in their words, there are "absolutely no trouser presses, bellboys, or other tired old hotel cliches." The lobby restaurant/bar is open 24/7 and serves barista-brewed coffee. The rooftop bar on the 21st floor offers spectacular skyline views and covered outdoor seating. Rooms, with storage units underneath the beds, are compact and functional, yet still quirky and colorful, outfitted with mini-fridges, but bathrooms are cramped. Those looking for a more traditional option could try the Hilton Garden Inn Times Square, which has spacious rooms with microwaves, coffeemakers, and mini-fridges, at comparable rates. 

Paramount Hotel New York

Since its 1928 official grand opening, this architectural hotel landmark in French Renaissance style has undergone many changes. Past designers have included Ian Schrager and Philipe Starck, and interior designer Meyer Davis -- the man behind such NYC hotels and restaurants as The Nolitan and Locanda Verde. Stylish rooms (some really tiny, even by New York standards) have modern furnishings and quality linens, but lack counter space. And be prepared to spend for Wi-Fi -- for every device.

Renaissance New York Times Square Hotel

As with any Times Square hotel, guests pay a premium for location -- but at the Renaissance they also get to stay in an up-to-date hotel with a fun and extravagantly designed lobby and lounge area, attentive service, and comfortable beds. If you want proximity to the bustle of Times Square, this is a very solid choice.

Hyatt Centric Times Square New York

The 487-room Hyatt Centric Times Square is an upscale hotel with an excellent central location for tourists and business travelers. The guest rooms are modern, with special touches such as geometric print chairs and framed art prints; they also include flat-screen TVs, coffeemakers, and sleek bathrooms. The hotel's crowning feature is the rooftop bar, which has great views of the city, but expensive cocktails. Other on-site amenities include an American restaurant, spa and salon, 24-hour fitness center, and free Wi-Fi. Valet parking is pricey and elevators can be slow, but overall, this is a great pick. The W New York Times Square has similar amenities and is sometimes less expensive.

The Westin New York at Times Square

This bustling, eco-friendly Westin -- thoroughly renovated between 2013 and 2015 -- comes with a prime Times Square location, ample meeting space, a restaurant and a bar, and a 24-hour room service menu that has options for kids. Its 873 rooms start at 300 square feet, and feature Westin's famously comfortable beds, 47-inch flat-screen TVs, bathrobes, and coffeemakers, but lack Wi-Fi. For a Times Square business-friendly hotel with free in-room Wi-Fi, check out the Hyatt Times Square New York.

Hotel Mela

The 229-room Mela boutique hotel is in the heart of Times Square, but just outside most of the noise. Free Wi-Fi, homey and attractive rooms with great beds, and a high-quality fitness center make the Mela an excellent alternative to the many Times Square chain hotels. Nearby boutique hotel Room Mate Grace also has a 24-hour gym, but its has a steam room and sauna.