TRYP by Wyndham City Times Square - Midtown Mini-hotel

The location is great for exhibitor, just a walking distance to the Javits Convention Center and other places nearby. The room is clean and comfortable.

My room with two beds was perfectly clean. The room featured a built-in closet and dresser which made efficient use of space. At no time did I feel cramped even though New York rooms run small. There was also a table/desk and a mini fridge. The bed was firm and comfortable, and the shades completely darkened the room.

The bathroom was clean and well-lit, with more water pressure in the shower stall than I remember ever having in New York. When I returned to my room after a morning at museums, housekeeping had done their magic and the beds were made, the curtains open, and the room inviting.

The location is unbeatable -- two blocks from Penn Station, a block from the subway, and surrounded by retail and food. I had the perfect slice of pizza from Vito's Slices and Ices two blocks away.

The perfection of my room made the lobby and check in experience disappointing. Much of the first floor is given over to food service which I saw very few customers in, while guests waiting to check in are confined to a few couches by the water cooler and check in line. Check in line, you say? They only had one clerk on duty at 6 PM, resulting in a 20 minute wait. I hope this day was an anomaly with a staffer out or reassigned, and not a sign that this TRYP by Wyndham hotel doesn't care about the arrival experience after they've put so much thought into the accommodations themselves.

My family and I (2 adults, 2 kids) stayed here in March 2025 for 5 nights. After booking, we discovered some mixed reviews online, so we were a little nervous. I have to say this is a perfect example of "don't believe everything you read online". The staff were extremely friendly, including several front desk folks, housekeeping, and the bartender, who we loved. The lobby and bar/restaurant area is quaint.
The room was very spacious (2 queen beds), especially for New York City. The room was clean minus some dust bunnies under the beds, and every day when we would return from a long day of site-seeing, the room was freshly cleaned, all towels replaced. We like we had a place to store our luggage the last day while we had 1 more full day to wander before our late flight. I've read reviews where people are concerned it is unsecured, but its a large room right behind the front desk with a barn door. We never felt concerned about our luggage security. (Glad they had a free place for us to store it for 6 hours) We loved the location, 8th Ave is very busy, but as soon as you turn on 35th St., much calmer (by NY city standards) Walking distance to Hudson Yards, Madison Square Garden, Empire State Building, and Times Square. Police department next door, which I found to be a positive. I think people get hung up on this hotel claiming to be 4 stars. Maybe its closer to 3.5 stars, but we found it very nice for the price. We would 100% stay here again!

Great location. Room was great and clean. Elevators came fast. Beware of shower. The shower head flooded all our big towels and bathroom as it faced the back of the tub where towels were placed.
The check in though was a disaster. One guy. Tons of people checking in. Tiny lobby.

In downtown Manhattan, there is a Yang Guofu Malatang within a 10-minute walk.

The location is perfect, in the middle of New York, a few steps from Madison Square Garden.

The "restaurant" is - typically American - fast food instead of a restaurant.

The hotel was overbooked during our stay, so the room we had actually chosen was unfortunately not available 😕

As a result, the service was unfortunately overwhelmed. We had to wait at least 30 minutes to check in, which was very annoying after a transatlantic flight.