Merrion Row Hotel and Public House

Wonderful warm welcoming service - could not have been better The Resturant had amazing food which was a wonderful surprise - suburb breakfasts and truely top notch excellent pre theater dinner Staff was perfect The radio as background music for breakfast was a drag even tho it was a very cool station - All the Staff was unbelievably warm and professional Cool irish vibe exuded from start to finish The Irish tourist commission should pay this hotel a fee - we began to plot a trip to Ireland to get more of this great vibe Public spaces are clever cool and welcoming Nifty tweed carpet on the tiny stair and hallway to room We were charmed But... The room was tiny which is completely ok but it was off putting in its austerity Not cool austerity - prison cell type austerity - no bed side reading lights, terrible unpleasant lightening in general - terrible staticy phone that didn’t work We felt sentenced to our tiny drab room The Irish Murphy bed thing should have been cool but wasn’t - it just felt cheap The bath was tee tiny but very nice - great lighting - bath was very thoughtfully designed for such a tiny space - charming The room was very very clean - sparking - just had zero items to make it welcoming or comfortable Perfect location for theater The staff and great food and great location deserved more thought to the rooms Every thing a 10 but the room itself

If I am going to see shows on Broadway I will never stay anywhere else. I've stayed in fancier hotels with better views, I won't be going back to those ... because the people here make the experience so nice. The value you get for your money cannot be beat. They just make you feel so welcome and handle everything perfectly. The beds are really comfortable and it is remarkably quiet for how close it is to times square. But it is the people that work here that make it so good. Just go.

Tiny hotel in New York. Centrally located but really small. Charges urban fee that covers a a single welcome drink and a very modest breakfast (an industrial pastry, boiled egg, and fruit) each day for $25 a day. I think the urban fee is really unreasonable even as an add on to pay in addition to the rate.

Outstanding service from start to finish - in the hotel and restaurant! Thank you!

Merrion Row Hotel and Public House is a hidden gem in the Times Square area. If you want a great night of sleep while enjoying a custom, boutique asthetic...well don't look any further. Aside from that, the staff is Grade A. I will definitely be staying again.