Stayed at the Iroquois for one night in June, 2008. The property is on a great centrally street - West 44th - Sofitel and Algonquin hotels are nearby. Close to Rockefeller Center and Times Square (without being too close), it is easy to walk, grab a cab or take the subway to anywhere you want to go. The rooms are... more

I just returned from a two night stay at The Iroquois. It was terrific. I have stayed at several hotels in the mid-town area and I would rate The Iroquois at the top of the list. Wonderful staff, we received great restaurant information from the Concierge. more

Made a last minute trip to NYC for a weekend, found the Iroquois Hotel via TripAdvisor- a great find. The staff was helpful, the room was spacious and comfortable. There was free computer access in a cozy library off the lobby, free NY Times for Sunday Morning and a nice big umbrella to borrow for the day when it started... more

Seems like not too many people know about this jewel in mid-town. Great service, super luxe accomodations and the most rockin concierge in the City. Marga Snyder, Chief Concierge has the ability to just make things happen. I feel like its my private residence in New York and stay there almost every time (when I have the choice). I have... more

When visited in NY last April 2008, we ( husband & 13 year old)had a G R E A T !! time at the Iroquois NY. The hotel offers the 3 basic needs for the avarage traveler: LOCATION - near time square ROOM - comfortable with all Necessary needs & more.. STAFF - Efficient polite & very helpful with any... more

The Iroquois is a great hotel. We stayed at the Iroquois for seven nights. It is located in a central area between Bryant Park and Times Square. Rockefeller Center, 5th Avenue, Grand Central Station and Broadway plays are all within walking distance. The staff at the Iroquois is friendly and helpful with sights and directions. We did have difficulty with... more

The hotel was ideal for what I wanted; a comfy, decent hotel near to Broadway. more

We stayed here over Memorial Day weekend and would definitely stay again. The location is central--close to subway lines, the train station and midtown addresses. Knowing the rooms were on the small side, we booked a king room, which looked into the courtyard through two windows. Everything was charming, staff were cheerful and helpful, and the bed was comfortable. Seemed... more

I have been to The Iroquois Hotel before when visiting New York on business, so when my husband asked me to book a hotel for our weekend get away I decided to go there. And what a good decision it was: this hotel is charming, from the welcoming staff, to the check in, to the gorgeous rooms and the beautiful... more