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4.0 (258 reviews)
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We picked The Kimberly for a family trip to New York and it ended up being one of the better hotel choices we've made in the city. What sold us was the suite layout, a proper separate living room with a sofa bed for the kids, a kitchenette for keeping drinks cold, and a king bedroom that felt genuinely spacious rather than the usual cramped Manhattan hotel room. The antique-inspired furnishings gave the whole place a bit of personality too, not just another generic modern box. We were lucky enough to get a room with a balcony, which is basically unheard of for a hotel in this part of the city, and sitting out there with the skyline in front of you is a proper treat. Location-wise you can't do much better, a short walk and you're right in the middle of Times Square. Staff were great throughout our stay too. Would happily book again.

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Angela A.

A pleasant surprise in The Big . Our room was the largest room we've ever had in New York City, very spacious. The decor that of old luxury. Another surprise was the breakfast that was included with our stay, served in the penthouse restaurant. A delicious breakfast with views of the city, especially the Chrysler building. I would highly recommend The Kimberly Hotel and I look forward to staying there again on a future trip.

Adam B.

Enjoyed four nights here on a theater trip. It's a little bit removed from the midtown Broadway area, but there are a couple of subway lines nearby that will take you to Bryant Park or Times Square and it's a reasonable walk to the more northerly houses (Winter Garden, Gershwin, Broadway, O'Neill, etc.). Four four nights, I wanted a little more space, and a suite here cost about the same as a regular cramped room right in the theater district, so we went for it. The space really is nice, with the separate sitting room (very good size) and a bathroom much larger than the majority of NY hotels. The bed was comfortable and the closet had plenty of space for a multi-day stay, plus a coat closet right in the entryway. I guess it depends on which level of suite you get, but I was expecting a little more in the way of kitchen area. The mini-fridge was regular size and had just a small corner for your own stuff since it was pre-stocked. The decor may not be everyone's cup of tea with the heavy woods and ornate frames, etc. It goes for classic, but is starting to feel maybe a little dated rather than vintage. If you need sleek, modern accommodations, this is probably not for you. Lastly, the balconies fall under the category of not as great as they sound. I'm sure if you had a very high floor room, they would be better, but I was on the 10th floor and could see nothing but the ugly green wall across an alley. There was also no furniture on the balcony, so you would have to drag something from the room out there. The hotel does have additional pluses in terms of good Italian and steak restaurants onsite, both of which have very reasonable prix fixe lunch options. The aquarium in the lobby is a nice touch. The door is always staffed with friendly folks, and the housekeeping was solid throughout the stay.

Suite with couch, coffee table, and desk with chair and lamps. Window in center with natural sunlight
Sarah M.

My family and I just spent two nights here and had a great experience. I booked this back in May specifically because it is one of the only hotels in all of NYC who has a pull out bed from a couch and as a family of 4 with two kids who are too old to share a bed, this worked out great. This was also appealing because it did not break the bank for us either. Location in midtown was perfect. Guest services, checking in/out, and concierge were all wonderful. Our only complaint is that no kids were allowed on the rooftop terrace after 5pm. I understand for younger kids but mine are older and well-behaved. It would have been nice to sit up there with them to have a drink or apps as a family. Brunch times also messed us up (12-4pm) because we had a Broadway show to see. 11am would be a nice change for others. Overall a great experience. Walkable to nearly all everything worth seeing in NCY.

Mike A.

We come to NYC often, usually we like to stay at boutique hotels and we always end up satisfied. The last time we stayed in the Langham hotel for about $700 a night and it was outstanding, great hotel, amazing resturant, wonderful service, very clean and remodeled. The Kimberly hotel which costs about the same is the completely opposite. Though the room is spacious the decor feels like it hadn't been updated for 200 years, the carpet is dirty and smelly, no electrical outlet to charge your phone next to the bed, room service sucks, the two resturant both the Italian and the steak house were not very good either. Overall bad experience, we definitely will not be back here. The shower (inside a tub) didn't drain properly. Within two minutes, water rose around your feet, forcing you to stop sooner than you wanted. The sink drain was broken. The carpet smelled terrible. The mattress was worn out and uncomfortable. To top it off, I found it completely ironic that they have a sign in the lobby claiming that The Kimberly Hotel was "verified by Ford as one of the finest properties in the world 2025." Honestly, I would have believed it if it said 1925 instead... Never again.

Sara G.

My family and I stayed in this hotel in April and I am now obsessed with it. The people who work here are truly experts of customer service. Everyone from bell services to the front desk to the people at the restaurant were kind, helpful, and most of all treated my little six year old daughter like a queen and made her first trip to NYC the most memorable time. I honestly cannot thank them enough for everything they did during our stay. I will absolutely be back. If you love old world/vintage New York charm, this place is perfect. The views from the rooftop restaurant at breakfast are STUNNING. And my daughter spent so much time gazing into their gorgeous 360 fish tank. Truly, this place is a gem.

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Kim D.

Beautiful place with flair and attention to guest beyond exceptional!! Must stay! Great Rooftop view and dining in 3 in house restaurants! I will be back!

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