Message from Roosevelt Hotel
Beautifully restored. Walk to theaters, shopping, Times Square
- Since 1924
- Antique style
- Modern convenience
Named for President Theodore Roosevelt, The Roosevelt Hotel has had an impressive heritage for being one of Madison Avenue's finest hotels since its opening in 1924. With over 1,000 guest rooms, including thirty luxurious suites, the classic styling of yesteryear has been seamlessly blended with the modern conveniences of today.
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Roosevelt Hotel
(212) 661-9600
45 E 45th St
New York, NY 10017
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Editorial Description by Citysearch
A historic hotel with grand public spaces and conservatively decorated rooms.
Rated 9.3 out of 10 by Citysearch.
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Great abode to stay 
This hotel is a great place for out-of-towners to stay in. Located in the heart of Manhattan, this old-school style hotel is safe, not that expensive and posh to stay in for a weekend or longer.
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A Good Place to Stay! 
The rooms are Huge. The decor is a little dull, but the rooms are very clean and well kept. The service and the staff are excellent, the lounge and the bar are great. The lobby is very large and marble. I found the beds to be comfortable and the location is convenient to Fifth Avenue shopping, the theatre district, and convenient to good restaurants. I would not recommend this hotel for a large family with young kids. But a good place to stay for a NYC Visit.
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Tad expensive 
The Roosevelt hotel has everything that you would expect out of a very glamorous and luxurious hotel, from beautiful details in the main lobby to extra comfy pillows on your bed. They are a little bit pricey, as you could expect at a hotel of its caliber. However, if you can afford it go for it.
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Great Times Square locale! 
Although the rooms are small, this is a great place if you plan only to use your room for sleeping and showering. Which, if you're in New York, you shouldn't be spending much time in your room anyway. The lobby area and all accomoations are very nice and the concierge is quite helpful. This location is perfect if you're planning on seeing lots of shows. Also, the room service and food is top of the line.
PROS: location and ambience
CONS: tiny (but nice) rooms
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good price for a good location 
For a New York Hotel, especially so close to Times Square, this hotel is really a good deal. The rooms are beyond small, and you practically have to walk over the bed to reach either the door or the bathroom - but if you're not going to be spending much time in your room and you're impartial to potentially tripping over your suitcase in the middle of the night, then this really is a good deal for you.
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Bad Experience; Poor Customer Service and Amenities
There are many other quality hotels in NYC to spend your stay. The concierge and front desk were both rude and of little help. The price for food, drinks and room was overpriced based on what you get. The shower ran out of hot water on four separate occasions and the air conditioner was so loud it made sleeping difficult. I gave many opportunities to rectify issues but was met with slow service, disregard and a lack of customer care. I love NYC and it's shame that the hotel didn't add to the experience. Sorry to have to write a negative review but this stay forced my hand.
Pros: unfortunately there weren't any
Cons: Customer service, amenities, price
Posted 05/26/08 at 6:13pm
NEVER STAY ANYWHERE ELSE!!!!!
I am getting ready to make my 5th stay in 2 years at The Roosevelt. I refuse to stay anywhere else. First though - For travelers who have never stayed in NYC - ROOMS ARE SMALL. Buildings were built in the early 20th Century. Have you ever seen an NYC apartment?? Anyway, by my second stay I was treated like family. Service is always amazing and the staff incredible. Our favorite spot is the lobby bar. Humero's Cosmo is a must have!! I will never, ever stay anywhere else. The staff is now part of my family and I theirs. When you book or check-in, find out if you can upgrade to a larger room for the same price. In these times of financial strain, not as many people are traveling and a lot of the bigger rooms sit empty. Breakfast buffet is amazing - but a little too expensive for me to rationalize - we do make an exception on Sundays, though. Pricey, but worth doing at least once.
Pros: Staff, bar, breakfast
Cons: None
Posted 05/21/08 at 9:01am
Horrible!
As mentioned in other reviews, the rooms are very small. The bathroom is not only small, it is awkward to negotiate. There is no exhaust fan which proved to be not so fresh for such a small room. Our late night meal was left outside our room until early evening of the next day. This created a foul odor directly outside of our tiny room. The staff were unresponsive. Moreover, during our stay we had occasion to interact with on-site hotel management; we found them to be unresponsive and disrespectful. We do not reccommend this hotel. It is too expensive for such subpar accommendations.
Pros: geographic location
Cons: small rooms, at times unresponsive service
Posted 08/25/07 at 8:53pm
Beautiful lobby, but rooms are plain
The lobby is beautiful and looks very regal. They use Bath and Body Works for their shampoo, condition, lotion and soap. Pretty much you're paying for location, as it is walking distance to Times Square and a subway station is just 3 blocks away. The concierge can also help you out with making reservations at restaurants.
However don't expect anything grand with the bedroom. The rooms are very small and fits only a bed, desk and TV. Bathrooms are just as tiny and don't resemble the rest of the hotel. Also, I experienced slow service where we requested an iron and had to call 3 times before finally going down to the front desk to request it ourselves.
Overall a decent stay with great location.
Pros: beautiful lobby, location
Cons: small rooms, slow service
Posted 07/08/07 at 10:17pm
We loved it!
The Roosevelt really does transport you back in time. Beautiful lobby and lively bar helped to make it feel so "classy".
Yes, the rooms are small but are comfortable and tastefully decorated.
The location really is right in the heart of the city, around the corner from Grand Central and a short walk to Times Square, Madison Ave, etc.
We'd gladly stay here again!
Pros: location, ambience
Cons: small rooms
Posted 09/08/03 at 12:50pm
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