Eastgate Tower Hotel

Just returned today having spent 5 nights at the Eastgate Tower with husband, Son and Daughter and their partners.
Dated yes but oh how spacious! Living dining area must have been 4 x 11 meters. A large bed settee (comfortable) in this room. Two bedrooms one double and one with two queen size. Adequate kitchen (big fridge) two bathrooms with showers overhead. Apparently the whole place is being refurbished next year.
All staff courteous and helpful. We enjoyed cooking on a couple of occasions but there was a shortage of serving bowls etc. Within 5 minutes of ringing reception, housekeeping arrived with a suitable array of 'gear'. There’s a choice of in house movies for around £7.00 per film (I think)
They arranged a town car back to the airport for us $50 + $4.50 tolls. Might be worth asking Eastgate Tower reception if they can arrange a pick up for you on arrival. We have given it 8 but if there’s a refurb it would probably be 10.
Rooms serviced and towels changed as required. There were coffee bags, J cloths, tea towels, washing up liquid and dish washer tablets supplied.

Locally there is a plethora of bars and restaurants. Bar 515 were accommodating and a meal at the Wharf went down well.
If you like to shop Bloomingdales is on 59th and Lexington. Tiffany’s...with 6 floors 4 full of goodies is a great experience. Members of staff treat you with great courtesy and are fun. The Apple store is an eye opener even for the technologically dense amongst us.
For lunch the chandelier experience that is Tavern on the Green. Outside you can pick up the carriage rides around central park. You can also do brunch at the Blue Note Jazz cafe which includes choice of meal, drink and a usually well known jazz act. (Check the final inclusive cost before you confirm).
We also went to a gig at the Mercury lounge, saw Calvin Harris great value at 10$ a head. There were events on in Central park including a crazy salsa type roller skate session.
Hope the above helps but when you only have 5 days you need to pack it in.
A couple of things to remember... Most prices shown need tax adding. Gratuities in restaurants often run at 20%. And tipping is the norm for just about everything else. Prices are not always evident so ask. There are some bargains to be had whilst the £ is strong...Enjoy...we did!