Archer Hotel

The rooms are modern and comfortable, though it’s worth noting that the beds come with only a fitted sheet and a duvet—no extra top sheet or blanket—so guests should expect a minimalist bedding setup. The real highlight of the stay is the Spyglass Rooftop Bar, which offers stunning, close-up views of the Empire State Building. Service there has consistently been excellent, with friendly and attentive staff creating a welcoming atmosphere. Prices are definitely on the high side, even for Midtown, and the drink selection is somewhat limited, particularly if you’re hoping to celebrate with champagne or sparkling wine. Still, it’s a beautiful spot for a cocktail and one of the best views in the city.

I have stayed at the Archer Hotel NYC on numerous occasions. They never disappoint me. The front desk staff always remembers me, and that always feels nice. I accidentally locked myself out of my room (Long story), and the evening security guard Isaiah (sp), was persistant in getting me in. He worked on the door for close to 30 minutes, and he got my door opened for me! I truly appreciated his efforts!!! The view at the Spyglass rooftop bar is great, and the bartenders are always very nice! I will go back for sure!

This is a gem of a hotel. I love that whenever you enter you are greeted with a smile and acknowledgement. Not just at check-in, but my experience was any time I entered I was welcomed back. The staff is genuinely friendly, which to me is a sign of good management. I also enjoyed a filling breakfast, and my waiter was spot on and friendly as well.

A cosy and friendly hotel, in a great location. Rooms are small, but clean and well kept. Rooftop bar has great views of the Empire State.

My mom, sister, and I stayed at the Archer for a girl's trip. The reception and restaurant staff were extremely friendly, and the lobby and other common spaces were nice. The room is definitely small, but we were expecting it to be a little tighter with the "boutique" style of the hotel. There was decent storage under the beds for bulkier luggage, so we were able to make it work. However, we ended up leaving our do not disturb sign on the door because of how much of our stuff was spread around the room-- we didn't really want housekeeping to try to deal with that, as there wasn't really a lot of room to navigate. We ended up having a wellness check of sorts, where they wanted to check on our safety as the result of keeping the DND sign up for more than a day. This didn't necessarily hinder our stay at all, we just thought it was interesting, as we had never experienced that before. I would definitely stay there again, but probably not for more than 2 people.