If you're going to see a Broadway show and want to be "right there" this is a good place to consider. However, if you're looking for anything other than your standard hotel stay, this is not the place.
This hotel is very similar to a large convention center hotel - it's an assembly line process with too many people and too few staff to devote too much attention to guests. Odd are you'll have a decent amount of wait time if you want to check in at a peak time, have bags taken to your room, etc.
The rooms themselves are fairly simple. They have "modern" hotel decor though it's got a very strong Ikea look to it. The bathrooms are adequate, though my tub looked like it could have used some a stronger dose of ajax cleaner. Some of the towel were old and a bit tough, while others were new and very soft.
I'm sure the views from the room vary, but I had a good view of times square and could see down Broadway to Central Park.
The hotel had wifi for a nominal fee. I got a strong signal and a good connection.
Normally I don't eat at a hotel, but for some reason or another I had a free breakfast, so I decided to give it a shot. It was a breakfast buffet and the food was ok. (It's hard to mess up pancakes, muffins, fruit, and cereal). The service left much to be desired, but as I mentioned - this is an assembly line hotel.
If you want to be close to Broadway and won't be doing much but sleeping in your room, this hotel will probably work just fine. If you want a nicer hotel, I'd consider some other choices.
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