New York New York

The last time we stayed was 2005.It was our first visit and loved it, after 27 more visits we mainly stayed at Aria and cosmo. A host reached out to us this year and offered us an offer we couldn't refuse.We thought why not We had a beautiful suite,picked up by limo and access to the platinum players lounge . This made a huge difference as breakfast was sorted every day .Our room was spotless. What made the holiday even better was we could sit outside with a beer and watch the world go by at the side if NYNY. Read less

Not long returned from a 4 day trip to Las Vegas. We arrived about 10pm and check in was fairly quick. We were directed across to the lifts and thankfully other guests were getting into the lift at the same time as the receptionist didn’t tell us we had to scan our room key inside the lift to activate it to stop at our floor. The room was fabulous. There were 2 queen beds, a large area to store suitcases, a small wardrobe. The only point the hotel could improve on is including a small bottle of water in the room on arrival, especially as the room had a small fridge. This would have been much appreciated after a long day travelling. The bathroom was clean and fresh towels were provided each day. Greenberg’s deli in the hotel was a favourite for breakfast. Also the Irish pub in the hotel has a ‘small plates/patio bites’ menu however they don’t seem to advertise this. I only found this online and when in the restaurant they advised they don’t have physical menus it is only visible online. I’m sure they serve these between 2-5pm for $7 per plate. The portions are fantastic sizes despite being ‘small plates/patio bites’. If we return to Vegas we would definitely stay in hotel New York New York again🎰 Read less

My wife and I recently spent three nights (over a weekend) at the New York - New York Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, NV. The hotel is located in the southern end of the Strip. We were there in advance of a tour of the Mighty Five national parks in Utah and picked the hotel as it was one of the two designated pickup spots for the beginning of the tour. We booked the hotel through the Southwest website and the total cost was $980 for the three nights. The hotel has a fitness center and outdoor pool, neither of which we used. Regardless, our bill included three days’ worth of $45 daily resort fees. (Apparently, this resort fee add-on scam is common in Las Vegas.) The registration desk is tucked away in a quiet corner of the lobby. We were advised that the hotel could be noisy (a roller coaster runs around the complex) and asked for a quiet room. Check in was friendly and efficient. We had to traipse across the casino floor to get to our room in the New Yorker Tower. The room (1476) faced the strip and overlooked the end loops of the roller coaster. (See pic.) TIP: According to the elevator, there is no 13th floor, so we were on what would normally be the 13th floor. Our room was adequately sized and had a contemporary decor, with one accent wall that looked to me like it was designed by Jean-Michel Basquiat. (See pic) On one wall was a large flat screen with a padded bench underneath. There also was a narrow combination closet (with an iron & ironing board) and open shelf (with a safe). Along the window was a small table with two upholstered chairs. Blackout curtains were behind the drapes. The king-size bed came with four king-sized pillows, which were nice and firm. The bed was fairly soft, yet comfortable. There was a night stand (with phone) on one side of the bed. The wall above it had two electric outlets, a USB port, and a USC port. A wall-hung lamp was also there. All this was only on one side of the bed - no table, outlets or light on the other side of the bed! The two-room bathroom was huge. The first room had a narrow shelving/combination. The separate single sink had more than adequate counter space. Private label MGM Resorts hand soap and body lotion were provided. A lighted magnifying make-up mirror and hair dryer were mounted in the wall. The commode and tub shower combination were in the second room. Wall-mounted MGM-branded body wash and conditioning shampoo were in the shower. Water pressure and temperature were fine. We wished there were more towel bars in addition to the standard hotel one over the commode. And the TP was the thinnest we’ve come across in a while. (But it did the job.) TIP: The tub bottom was very slick, so we used a hand towel as a substitute bath mat. The hotel offers a green option, involving reduced maid service. (See pic.) Conspicuously absent were a fridge and coffee/tea station. Breakfast was not included, but there are several restaurants attached to the casino. (Most open at 7am.) Or just walk out to the Strip. As for the “quiet” room. At night, the clanking of the roller coaster and the screams of the riders as they rode the loops was very noticeable. (Supposedly the coaster doesn’t run after 11pm.) Plus the cycling of the AC was a bit loud. Finally, we could occasionally hear planes at the nearby Harry Reid airport. So much for a quiet room. One final note. The ice machine on our floor was out of order. We tried to visit another floor for ice, but the room key security pad in the elevator would not let us visit another floor for ice. No ice for us, but at least we knew the security procedure worked. Overall, we found our room to be adequate and comfortable and it served its purpose. But if we were to return to Las Vegas, we would try another hotel, perhaps more north on the Strip. For more specific details and pictures, visit the hotel’s website. Read less