Archer Hotel New York

As stated in other reviews, rooms are compact, but not that bad. The hotel is smaller, which improves the experience. I'm a bit of a "clean freak," and this hotel doesn't give me any pause. Service and staff are excellent. My wife and I are very happy with our choice for a long weekend in midtown. It's definitely worth a small sacrifice on room size.

Stayed here for Valentine’s Day and scenery in their skyline rooftop was class- really enjoyed the view of the Empire State Building while sipping on cocktails. The rooms were of good size, some of the reviews mentioned they were small but to me I argue otherwise. Location location location, this hotel is situated in a good spot where most attractions are of a good length of a walk. A cozy and stylish hotel that I will be returning to and using their other locations when travelling

Excellent stay at the Archer Hotel. The Archer King Empire View was just what we needed for our NYC Trip. The Archer Hotel site is very clear and detailed in the room size and layout. There is a 360 degree view of the room and the square footage is clearly stated. The room is small and Archer is transparent on that fact! The view is amazing and it is NYC so how much time is spent on the room? Archer provides little details in the room that make the space cozy and inviting. No concerns with cleanliness, mattress, bedding, etc. The location is great. Close to Bryant Park and once again the views of The Empire State Building are amazing. The check in process was easy and the lobby and roof top bars provide excellent drinks and food if you do want to stay on. Great stay. Five stars all around. See the pictures to show the room and view.

This hotel is one of the most overrated places I’ve ever stayed. We visit New York almost every holiday and usually stay near Bryant Park. This time, we decided to splurge and booked The Archer, which looked promising but wasn’t worth it. The room was tiny—just as small as, if not smaller than, other hotels we’ve stayed at for less. But the real issue was the mattress. It was so cheap and uncomfortable that after three nights, we were genuinely debating switching hotels in the middle of the night. Both my husband and I left with terrible neck and back pain, and we’re still feeling it a day later. The lobby? Tiny. Honestly, everything about this hotel felt cramped. To be fair, the customer service was great. When we asked about flipping the mattress, they couldn’t, they offered us foam pillows, which didn’t help much but at least they tried. The location is fantastic—probably the only reason they can charge so much. If you’re going to spend this kind of money, I’d suggest going with a hotel that offers a better overall experience. The Hyatt, for example, is a little cheaper, less trendy, but just as nice—and the rooms are bigger. Safe travels!

We had a phenomenal time staying at The Archer hotel. The location is perfect for exploring major points in Manhattan such as Madison Square Garden, Central Park, Rockefeller Center, Moma, and Times Square. Everything was a a walk away. The hotel is surrounded by great places to eat that didn’t break budget. We got rooms with the Empire state building view and it did not disappoint! The single bed room is slightly small but there's plenty of storage space that once everything is settled in, it’s the perfect size. Each night was so quiet! The staff was absolutely wonderful, friendly, and accommodating. Thank you so much for such a memorable stay!