Millennium UN Plaza Hotel NY

Overall a good average hotel. It's an older property that's being refurbished. Lots of history from a by gone era and some pretty good UN related stories, (ambassadors and staff stay here). Pool, workout facilities, spa, tennis, all nice. The restaurant has terrific Eggs Benedict, standard all out breakfast buffet, some other dishes, but no lunch, no dinner. Room service though, produced some good food. Ashame they don't lunch/dinner in the dining room. Staff attentive gracious and professional.

Perfect location of the hotel, close to the UN building, rooms are old-fashion, but clean. A butiful view. Center in the walking-distance. Hotel has a swimming pool.

Spent two nights in a suit. Definitely recommend. Would stay in again.

L'hôtel est bien placé, près du terminal de métro, et la vue est somptueuse. le seul bémol vient de la chambre, un peu old school, et l'insonorisation de celle ci qui n'est pas au top. Sinon la literie est très bonne. L'accès à la piscine et salle de musculation est un peu compliqué au départ, mais je conseille cet hôtel.

The check-in procedure was swift, room clean though not optimally laid out (a huge TV for a small-sized room is placed in parallel to the bed for some weird reason), bed quite comfortable. The staff weren't particularly helpful with seemingly basic requests such as storing luggage for a couple of days. Their responses have not been consistent either. A decent one-night stay overall, not a bad value for money for NYC considering the Midtown location (albeit in a rather boring neighborhood unless you're visiting UN). The staff should be more flexible with guest requests though.

It was a very nice hotel. Location is pretty good. You can walk to empire state building and time square. Staff was very nice. We reached 4 hrs early then the check in time, still they gave us a room. Room was pretty nice with an amazing view as I requested. When I entered the room, bed was not ready, hotel staff took care of it immediately. Only thing that I didn't like was that internet was not free.

I had low expectations because it was New York, and I've experienced surly staffs and othe disappointments. This was mostly the opposite, especially the hotel staff, which to a person, including maids, was upbeat and helpful in every way. I had a special need to upgrade to a suite on one of my four nights just for a two-hour meeting. They charged me less than they could have, and sent in complimentary munchies. Only negative was lack of evening room/restaurant service, but there's plenty of sustinance nearby; Italian restaurant across the street is great.

The room was large and clean with a great view of Queens. You have to ask room service for a coffee maker and coffee, but it is free. It had a 40 inch flat panel tv in the room. The location is close to the Lexington line subway and restaurants are close by. The room was a good value for such a nice hotel. I would definately go back again.

What an awesome hotel. A couple of friends & I wanted to explore around the city during the holidays. It was friendly, clean, the views from the rooms were incredible, plenty of bars & restaurants around and easy to get around anywhere. It was just GREAT hotel for the price.

The lobby was beautiful, check in easy and they let us check in at noon which was great. The room was not as nice as the online pics but pretty close and we did have unbelievably beautiful views up there on the 32nd floor. My two "complaints" are 1-the heat in the room made the air so, so dry. We kept waking up to get a drink of water. My other issue was the restaurant they have-we had breakfast there. The wait staff was fantastic but we paid fourteen dollars (each)for three small to medium sized pancakes that had very little flavor (I ate all of one and a half) and 4.50 for a very small caraff of luke warm coffee. I know it's NY and NY is expensive but next time, we're hitting a diner and will still get twice the food for less and tastier.