Murray Hill East Suite Hotel

This apartment is an unbelievable find. By Manhattan standards, this place is huge! Our NY friends' jaws dropped when they saw it. The neighborhood was great, too. Less than 3 short blocks to grand Central Station, you can get uptown or downtown easily or even catch a one-minute shuttle to Times Square. Or, it's a nice 10-15-minute walk to Times Square and the theatre district. We (5 females) felt very safe walking around the neighborhood at night. There was plenty of grocery/deli stores within 3 blocks as well as late night pub food... more

Very good place. Easy to find. Nice people (especially one - dark brown hair, lovely and sweet young lady at the reception desk). Close to good restaurants and pubs. Little bit far from subway but it is not a real problem. Clean rooms at a decent price. Change bad and clean room every day. Always fresh towels. There was a kitchen in my romm equipped with coffee maker, oven, glasses etc. Very important in extremely expensive city. I paid for a single room but there was king bad and a sofa - amazing.

I booked it through hotwire.com for $120.00 a night. Good price for 3 start hotel near 4th of july. It was a suite with full kitchen with king size bed & a separate bedroom. Good for a family vacation. Room was nice and clean. Nice place to stay in Manhattan.

We were very excited by the Murray Hill East Suites Hotel when we first arrived. We were upgraded to a bigger room when we checked in (for an unknown reason) and were thrilled with the large living room, kitchen and two-bed bedroom. The location is absolutely first rate...three blocks from Grand Central Station which can lead you anywhere in NY City, and there are dozens of places to eat, especially a gorgeous deli about a block and a half away. The massive problem we faced concerned our toilet! It wouldn't flush without overflowing.... more

My daughter (13) and I stayed at the Murrary Hill May 29 thru June 5th. Our first bad experience was with the front desk clerk. We checked in around 4pm, were told the room was not quite ready, and given keys and sent up to the room. "Not quite ready" was a huge understatement. The room was totally trashed from the previous users, dirty dishes, unmade bed, trash, bad smell. When I went back down to the lobby the desk clerk said "I told you the room wasn't ready". Very deadpan, unpleasant individual, I ended up in an argument with him,... more

This is an excellent value, not just for New York City, but for any location. The entire staff, with the exception of one desk clerk, was polite, responsive and helpful. We were upgraded from a one room suite to 2 huge rooms, plus separate kitchenette. Everything was shiny and clean. And the location is unbeatable. Murray Hill is a mostly residential area, but markets, restaurants, Grand Central Station and 5th Avenue are close by. I will definitely stay there the next time I visit NYC.

I returned from a weekend stay in NYC and stayed at the Murray Hill on May 21 -23, 2005. Due to the U2 concert at MSG, prices for hotel rooms in NYC were out of control - and I was unable to get a GREAT deal on this room - like so many other Priceline users. Nevertheless, I was very pleasantly surprized upon arriving to my room, which was upgraded to a one bedroom suite. It was huge, especially for NYC. The main room was extremely spacious and the bathroom was exceptionally clean and looks like it has been recently renovated. The... more

I stayed in a very large room at Murray Hill for about US$ 100 (May 2005). It is really a very low price for a hotel located at Midtown Manhattan (near the Grand Central Station). However, my stay at Murray Hill was not entirely pleasant due to the following facts: (1) my room was located in front of the Lobby and in front of the entrance door (I never saw anything like this) ! So, it was impossible to sleep well due to the guests' noise until very late hours. The room is not bad (in fact, it is very large, with a small kitchen),... more

Just got back from a great four-night stay with my kids at the Murray Hill. We got it through Priceline for $90 a night and while I was told on the phone and during checkin that I would have to pay an extra $20 a night, they collected nothing except the expected $6 occupany fee at checkout, so we must have lucked out. As with all Priceline transactions, it books the room for two but when they saw we were three, they put us into a one-bedroom suite. The room was great--a huge living area with a pull out queen sleeper and a surprisingly... more

Not knowing what to expect from a hotel that accepted my bid on Priceline for $65/nt., I was pleasantly surprised by this hotel. We stayed 4 nights in mid-July 2004. The room we stayed in was clean, quiet and had a great view of the Empire State Building. The kitchenette was definitely an added bonus; also clean and the appliances worked fine. It was nice to have a cup of coffee or toast a bagel without having to go out. The location is ideal--the subway station is conveniently only 2 blocks away and getting anywhere seemed really easy.... more