Fitzpatrick Hotel Manhattan

Our flight out of Kennedy was cancelledon Monday after the blizzard, so we decided to stay in the city. We had stayed at The fitzpatrick once before in a suite, but none were available this time. We booked over the phone and got a great rate of $199.00 for a regular room. The bed is the best part of all with pillow top mattresses and very soft pillows. The staff if friendly and will go out of their way to handle requests. The rooms are small but comfortable. The restaurant serves high quality comfort food. I would recommend this hotel highly.

I was stranded in New York during the record-breaking blizzard on February 12, needed a place to stay, and called the Fitzpatrick on a friend's reccommendation. The experience couldn't have been nicer. The staff was unbelievably caring, and the elegant room was a cozy and warm oasis on a frigid winter night. Bedtime turn-down service included a soft, fluffy robe, slippers. mineral water, and some delicious Irish chocolate. I also enjoyed the hotel's authentic Irish pub-style restaurant. A fireplace warmed up the room, and the... more

We stayed in the fitzpatrick manhattan from the 25th to the 29th of January. We got an excellent rate of $199 a night and on arrival we were met by the manager who welcomed us and were checked in very quickly. Our bags were taken up to our room for us and our room was huge! We had a separate kitchen area which we used to store our luggage, a lovely bedroom with a nice big bed and a big bathroom, with a bath/shower. We also got some complimentary drinks vouchers for the bar when we checked in. The staff were very friendly, and the bar was... more

I arrived at 10pm for an 8am interview. Having flown in from the west coast it was nice to be welcomed and checked-in so quickly. The bed was so comfortable I worried I wouldn't wake up on time! As another user pointed out the air conditioning was a little noisy - but I've barely been to a hotel that didn't have a similar problem. Everything was clean and welcoming - little mint chocolates on the pillow. If you go in winter you'll really enjoy the terry robes. I had a couple beer at the adjacent pub and met lots of nice people. In the... more

Myself and two friends stayed in the fitzpatricks Manhattan hotel from 30th Nov to 6th December. We booked a suite which had a seperate bedroom and a living room with a pull out sofabed. There was also a small kitchen with a fridge, sink and coffee maker. The rooms were both a good size and spotlessly clean. The hotel is small considering the size of some of the hotels in new york but we liked the fact that it was so intimate. All the staff were eager to help and made a point of asking how your day was. The bar and restaurant are small but... more

A lovely, quaint boutique-type of hotel that offers all of the comforts of home! The rooms are impeccably clean and the pillows and bed invite you to a restful sleep! Most important, the staff will go the extra mile to make sure you are satisifed with your stay. They make every effort to be friendly, accomodating and personable. Anything I have ever requested of the staff, they've delivered with a smile! They make an effort to refer to you by name and have the knack of making you feel like you're a special guest! I've stayed... more

We stayed in the Fitzpatrick Manhattan from on 14th Feb 05 for 6 nights and loved the hotel. We got a great deal on the room rate booking directly through their website....If thinking of headin over to NYC between Jan and the end of Feb the offers on their website are great and wont be beaten so try there first! It was my first time in NYC and so many people had told me not to expect much in the way of bedroom size, (especially when they heard the rate we were getting!), as it was standard enough that bedrooms in Manhattan were on... more

Not sure what everyone else seems to love. My room was damp, the AC was incredibly noisy, part of the ceiling collapsed in the bathroom, the walls were paper thin (could hear the traffic/dump trucks cleaning dumpsters all night) and there was a strange moldy odor throughout my floor (the 5th). If you are looking for a great Boutique hotel in NYC, try the Hudson.

We stayed at the Fitzpatrick over the weekend of 3/10/05. We had never stayed at a boutique-style hotel before, but it came recommended to us from someone who lives nearby. Traveling to NYC as a family of five can be challenging and certainly expensive. This hotel offers suites, and they are much more affordable than even a single room the major hotels. From my first phone call (to see if they would be completely irritated if we showed up with my three young boys), they were pleasant, informative, welcoming, and accomodating. When... more

We stayed in The Fitzpatricks in Jan 05. I have to admit we expected more after all the hype we read. It is a lovely friendly hotel and the staff are extremely attentive, but the hotel itself is small enough. The food is quite nice in the restaurant, (breakfast very expensive though, go to any of the delis nearby) but the bar is too small. The rooms were nice enough, but as a previous reviewer has said, we could have stayed in the Waldorf for the same price and regretfully we didn't. The Waldorf would have been much more central as well. The... more