So handy to everything especially Central Park. Very close to coffee shops and convenience stores. Very close to the subway station too.

Perfect location, around the corner from Central Park, Carnegie Hall, 5th Ave, Columbus Circle, etc. Smaller hotel so it was nice and quiet and there was no waiting for elevators like you have to do at the huge hotels in the area. Staff very friendly and accommodating. We had a small studio king which was a bit tight but we were only in the room to sleep. Coffee makers and bottled water in the rooms, refreshed daily. Beautiful bathroom. Overall a lovely, quiet place to stay in the heart of the city and excellent staff/location.

The rooms are very large (for NY standards) and elegantly appointed, it is locaed in a perfect spot on billionaires avenue few steps away from columbus circle. Very high Quality of sleep, the room was quiet. The hotel does not provide a restaurant for breakfast, but in the vicinity there are lots of excellent restaurants. Unfortunately owr room had a wall 2 feets outside the window, it was a bit claustrophobic. Recommended.

Our first trip to Manhattan was made unforgettable by our stay at The Quin Hotel. Nestled next to Billionaire’s Row, between Central Park and Times Square, and across from Carnegie Hall, the location couldn't have been better. Opting for The Quin over Times Square was a wise decision as it offered the perfect balance between accessibility and tranquility. The staff at The Quin were truly exceptional, providing impeccable service with a genuine warmth that made us feel right at home. From check-in to check-out, every interaction was a pleasure. Our room was not only clean and comfortable but also thoughtfully designed, offering a peaceful retreat after a day of exploring the city. And of course, the mattress was fantastic, ensuring a restful night's sleep each evening. Overall, our experience at The Quin Hotel surpassed our expectations in every way. With its prime location, excellent staff, and comfortable accommodations, it's the perfect choice for anyone looking to experience the best of Manhattan without compromising on comfort and tranquility.

This hotel room was like a prison cell. It was dark and miserable. Austere doesn't begin to describe it. The "windows" were frosted glass and there appeared to be HVAC equipment (or another wall) just on the other side of them, so not a ray of daylight could enter. The room was a tiny "Studio King." The furniture looked like it had been salvaged from somewhere. There was no desk. A chair was wedged between the window and bed, so you couldn't actually sit in it. The dresser had an outlet built in the top but it didn't work. I stayed at The Quin years ago when it was an independent hotel. It was gorgeous, full of tasteful details. What did Hilton do to this place? On the plus side, and there was one: the bathroom was modern, clean, and functional, with nice tilework, a strong shower, and good amenities.