Club Quarters, Times Square - Midtown

excellent position for Times Square and all sightseeing and a very nice entrance area and 'lounge' - however the rooms are very small and very very 'tired' - also leaky windows doesn't help for noise and I had a very big draught through the very small window. Staff mostly very helpful, apart from one who told a caller that I wasn't registered there and treated me as though I was stupid but his colleagues made up for this! the photos are not represtentative of the rooms - info on the hotel could have been clearer - no mention of the water cooler or ice machines made. The bar needs to stay open for guests later than 10pm

From the moment I walked in I received nothing but great service. The room was extremely clean and modern. I will definitely be going back.

My wife Irene and I are regulars at the Times Square (West 45th Street) Club Quarters facility, and for good reason. The hotel's rooms are spotless, with large refrigerators, a microwave, ironing facilities, and an adequate desk area. The beds and linens are of European quality and comfort. The general hotel amenities are incredible, and the common ground floor guest are, called the "living room," is both palatial and beautifully decorated, with comfortable chairs and couches, an all-day array of coffees, teas and endless apples, oranges and snacks that guests can ladle from large containers into individual cups (Biscotti, M&Ms, sunflower seeds, banana chips, etc.). Beyond that, the staff is outstanding, friendly and most accommodating, especially Joanna Gordon, the Guest Services Manager, who will remember your name even if you haven't been there for months.

Great location, friendly staff and comfortable room perfect for our broadway show escape!

I liked the white male staff who was helpful when measuring the weight of the bag. However the black male staff who was at the front desk after midnight sounded annoyed by the guest when we asked him why the circling door was locked after midnight. He merely replied "just-because", which was quite rude. There was no fridge in the rooms which made it hard for us to store any beverage or food we bought for the day after. Also the hotel provided water in lobby in plastic cups which is a hassle because we had to run down to get water from the 7th floor whenever we were thirsty. They charge 21 dollars per night for service fees and I wish bottled water in rooms and fridge would have been there. The cleaning status of the rooms were great. However amenity wise I would prefer to have a liquid bodywash rather than a bathsoap. He location was close to time square and rockfeller center so it was a good place to stay when you sre traveling on foot.