With very little natural light the rooms become very repressive and minimal extra lighting is making me feel quite miserable. This hotel would be OK for tourists who are out & about all day but for the business traveller I would swerve at all costs. Staff are good & location excellent. more

When we arrived, we were very pleased with the location of the hotel - just around the corner from Grand Central Station and within walking distance of loads of tourist attractions. We were told that we had an upgrade to kingsize - great we thought!! Our room was on the 8th floor. It was small, dark and smelt of smoke.... more

Great location. Friendly staff. Expensive restaurant. Rooms small and dark. Would not go back. Better hotels for same money. more

Dylan Hotel, located in midtown Manhattan in NYC, offered a great location for business, restaurants and sights to see. The staff was very attentive and helpful during my stay. To improve the customer's experience the Dylan should freshen up the decor and invest in better lighting. more

I was in NYC last week and stayed for three nights at the Dylan. I travel extensively on business and for pleasure and have stayed at many NYC hotels in the three and four star categories. So I know what to expect. I was concerned after reading some of the reviews on this site that my experience at the Dylan... more

Excellent location and value for money. more

This is a great small hotel in the city. It is in a slightly quieter part about 5 minutes from 5th Avenue, which is quite a relief after a full day in the city. The rooms are spacious for a small hotel with high ceilings. I would recommend avoiding rooms at the back of the hotel where we were as... more

Dylan Hotel, Midtown, NYC Date: February 17, 2008 Reviewer: Codymae The Dylan is a European style hotel with a great central location. On average I stay in hotels 12-20 times per year. I found the Dylan to be very comfortable... Great value. Friendly staff. As a single woman, I felt very safe and comfortable. Great amenities... including bathrobe & slippers.... more

I stayed here mid January for three nights and was actually quite pleasantly surprised. Because I stay in NYC hotels at least 2-3 times a year, I pretty much know what to expect for the $300-$400 a night price range - small clean room, tiny bathroom, little to no view. I think once one's expectations are thus lowered, one can... more