DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel New York City - Chelsea

Nothing to complain about the room. Clean, spacious, equipped, comfy bed, quiet. The hotel is in a good area, 5 minutes from 5th avenue. Also, a couple o blocks away from Penn Station, connecting with JFK. So I guess it is a good deal. A, they also have a storage room free or charge so if your flight is late in the afternoon you can shop or visit downtown Manhattan luggage free.

The staff at the hotel was very pleasant to interact with and extremely helpful at any time of the day. The beds and pillows were comfortable and location of the hotel was quite central.

the staff were immensely kind and helpful, even when under great stress! And the location is fabulous for exploring.

Very close to 34th and Broadway's busy area. A few more steps and you are in Times Square. The area is busy and crowded. It is safe though. Hotel and room are clean, staff is great. From the 5th floor we did not have much of a view, but the hotel is 22ish floors. The 2 elevators are ok, but it gets busy in the morning when people are checking out. Room is nice, beds are comfortable but are shorter than usual. So please check if you are taller than 190 cm. If you want to be close to mid Manhattan attractions, it is good-to-excellent location. But the area is busy, smell of cannabis is everywhere (well, that is for all Manhattan though). It is close to many stores, coffee places, restaurants and snacks.

I love the Chelsea location - easy access to the event center and the subway. Our room was noisy due to street noise but it's NYC so I'm fine with it. The room was clean and had everything we needed. I liked that the hotel does not use the wasteful small shampoo bottles but instead uses the large ones which are not as wasteful. Also the bottles have large type for the names so when I am in the shower - without my glasses I can see the name on the bottle. It's the small things. also - the young lady at the desk who works nights helped us so much for subway info. She even had an extra Metro card for us to use and she explained exactly how to buy tickets and which train to take. I wish I got her name...she was awesome!