AKA Central Park

DO NOT STAY HERE! Right next door, workers are demolishing a multi-story building involving jackhammers and heavy equipment, accompanied by the sound of dropped steel girders and panels. The ethically challenged management intentionally concealed this, despite a call I made to the hotel months in advance, explicitly asking if there was such construction. It is a multi-year project, to be followed by the erection of an enormous new building with hotel and residential space. More LOUD construction disruption. Forget sleep, forget peace of mind between 6:00 AM and 6:00 PM. DO NOT STAY HERE!!

We loved our stay at AKA Central Park! My husband and I visited NYC for two weeks to celebrate our birthdays and see the city at Christmas time. We wanted a kitchen and living room but also a hotel experience, with people at the front desk to greet and guide us when we had questions. AKA met those needs at a reasonable price and was well-situated in the city, close to Central Park and the subway. Food markets nearby made grocery shopping easy. We would stay here again if we were visiting the city for an extended time.

I always return to AKA Central Park because it combines a friendly atmosphere with impeccable rooms and a variety of services. The staff is helpful and efficient. I recommend it also for long stays

Excellent Hotel in Manhattan, nearby the fifth avenue and the Central Park. Very warmth attention by the personnel and the hotel had also amenities such as a gym, laundry, bar, restaurant and room offices if you have to work with your team. The atmosphere is cool, modern and with style as well.

We stayed here in late March for one week and truly enjoyed our stay. The location was perfect: we could walk to the Central Park, the Lincoln Center, and many other attractions. In addition, there are several nearby metro stations. The room was modern, well-equipped (e.g., microwave), and clean. Their gym was great too. The only inconvenience was that their cafe, i.e., "A. Cafe" was not open for weekends. Hence, we went to the cafe/restaurant nearby "Jams," then there was a bonus: we encountered Harrison Ford there! At any rate, we'll come back again when we visit NYC next time.