United States New York Times Square Hotels Times Square offers easy access to Broadway and great subway service By Heather Cross Heather Cross Heather Cross is a longtime New York resident who has written about the city since 2002. She is also a travel agent and NYC & Company-certified New York City specialist. TripSavvy's editorial guidelines Updated on 10/15/19 Fact checked by Erin Medlicott Fact checked by Erin Medlicott LinkedIn Twitter New York University Rutgers University Erin Medlicott is a fact checker and researcher with a background in lifestyle and finance. Prior to her work at TripSavvy, she did financial research for the American Express Departures Magazine as well as the Wall Street Journal. She earned a TripSavvy's fact-checking Share Pin Email We independently research, test, review, and recommend the best products—learn more about our process. If you buy something through our links, we may earn a commission. Alexander Spatari / Getty Images Times Square is a very popular home base for visitors to New York City -- it's got great subway service and is very convenient for visitors who want to see Broadway shows while they are in town. Times Square itself is one of New York City's most popular attractions and is always full of energy and excitement. They have reduced driving traffic through the area and created many areas with seating that are great for people watching. The TKTS Booth in Times Square even makes it easy to score discounted tickets. More: Times Square Neighborhood Guide | 13 Things To Do in Times SquareRestaurants: Where To Eat in Times Square | Pre-Theater Dining Casablanca Hotel Times Square Casablanca Hotel. Courtesy of Casablanca Hotel Buy on Tripadvisor.com This hotel offers guests a welcome respite from the chaos and energy just outside in Times Square -- it's small and intimate and truly feels like a boutique property. Newspapers, Wi-Fi, gym access, continental breakfast and nightly wine and cheese reception are complimentary for guests. The Chatwal Grand Deluxe King Room at the Chatwal. Courtesy of The Chatwal Buy on Tripadvisor.com One of the smallest hotels in Times Square with just 76 guest rooms, the Chatwal is a truly luxurious property (and has prices to match.) It's also one of New York City's few hotels with a pool, though it's a small, indoor lap pool and the hotel happily accommodates families and even offers special children's programs. Hilton Garden Inn New York/Times Square Central King Guestroom. Courtesy of Hilton Garden Inn New York/Times Square Central Buy on Tripadvisor.com One of the newer hotels in Times Square, the Hilton Garden Inn opened in September 2014. With 282 rooms, it's location on 42nd Street off of 6th Avenue is convenient for accessing Times Square area attractions, as well as Grand Central Terminal and the New York Public Library. Hyatt Centric Times Square New York Hyatt Times Square Standard King Room. Courtesy of Hyatt Centric Times Square New York Buy on Tripadvisor.com The Hyatt Centric Times Square has over 500 modern, stylish guest rooms right in the heart of Times Square. The rooftop restaurant offers excellent views and many rooms also offer a view, though you'll have to book that room category to guarantee a view since not all the rooms have views of Times Square. If you're traveling with a family you might appreciate the extra space that the executive suites offer and keep in mind that rooms that are on higher floors tend to be quieter. The Knickerbocker Courtesy of The Knickerbocker Buy on Tripadvisor.com First built by John Jacob Astor in 1906, The Knickerbocker Hotel has been re-invented -- bringing a luxurious, modern feel while maintaining many historic details, including the Beaux-Arts facade. This is probably one of the most luxurious and exclusive hotels in the area. Charlie Palmer is behind the in-house restaurant, The Knick and the hotel's rooftop bar, St. Cloud, offers both hotel guests and visitors impressive views and hospitality. The Michelangelo Hotel Grand One Bedroom Suite. Courtesy of The Michelangelo Hotel Buy on Tripadvisor.com This New York City hotel has Italian flair and hosts many international guests. Despite the convenient location to Times Square, it's on a fairly quiet block, making it both well-located and fairly peaceful. The Muse Hotel Muse Spa Suite Guest Room. Courtesy of The Muse Hotel Buy on Tripadvisor.com This chic and stylish hotel in Times Square has just 181 rooms and 19 suites, some of which even have private balconies -- a pretty unusual feature in this area of town. It's also pet-friendly, a huge plus if you're traveling with your favorite furry friend. The in-house restaurant, Muse Bar, serves craft cocktails as well as breakfast and dinner. New York Marriott Marquis Marriott Marquis Exterior. Courtesy of New York Marriott Marquis Buy on Tripadvisor.com Perhaps New York City's most iconic hotel, the Marriott Marquis is located on Broadway right in the heart of Times Square. In addition to rooms that overlook Times Square (including many with views for the New Years Eve Ball Drop), it also is home to The View Restaurant & Lounge -- a revolving restaurant with panoramic views of the area. Located on the 48th floor, the restaurant completes a 360-degree rotation every hour, offering diners unparalleled views of New York City while they eat. The Westin New York at Times Square Westin Exterior Street View. Courtesy of The Westin New York at Times Square Buy on Tripadvisor.com Fans of Westin will love visiting this 873-room property right in the middle of Times Square. The hotel features comfortable rooms and Heavenly Beds® for a good nights sleep. They have a variety of sleeping accommodations, including one bedroom suites and the hotel is very family friendly. 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