Archer Hotel

I loved looved my stay at the Archer!! Hotel looked great!! Room was cute, clean and cozy with eeverything you may need. Staff was amazing, always ready to help and answer any questions. location aawesome as well! Cant wait to go back!! 10/10

A small place, but very comfortable located in the middle of everything. The roof top has a very nice view from NYC. You are located a couple of blocks away from Empire State, Grand Station, Rockefeller. The people is very friendly and is willing to help you in everything.

The Archer Hotel made me feel special with a birthday cupcake and card. The room was very clean and well-stocked with amenities and delicious nespresso coffee. The staff was always attentive, polite, receptive, and available to address your needs. This is the first hotel in awhile where I felt like a VIP guest. I plan to stay here again in the future. Thank you, Scott, the manager for going above and beyond.

Nice, intimate hotel, with the operative word being intimate. Scott, at the front desk, allowed us to move to a slightly larger room (had booked an accessible room, which takes a bit more space from the room due to larger doors and access). The amenities are nice, and the rooms are as advertised, which to some may seem a bit small. Lighting was descent, not bright, and a walk-in shower. For those sleeping on the window side of the room, be careful of your toes in the middle of the night. There's less than 18" between the edge of the bed platform and the "desk" (we moved the chair off to the side as its presence made the passage nearly impossible). Restaurant was a nice breakfast, food came out quickly and Paul was very attentive as he moved between the tables. He even packed up some leftovers in ice so we could take them home. Up the roof, a nice enclosed bar (too cold to go outside), and a view of the Empire State building. Honestly, it was a better view at night, but the space has high hard ceilings and is a bit loud. Perhaps some sound damping would be helpful there. Final notes; Nice for a single person (business or traveling with friends), couples may find it a bit snug (intimate). We met one family with a couple and their daughter who had two beds in their room... they agreed it was a bit close, especially with a teenager in a small shared bathroom.

Great hotel if traveling solo or very light. The room is the smallest hotel room I’ve experienced in nyc (and I’ve been around high end, med end!) so if you have a lot of luggage, this is a hard pass! There is (no exaggeration) one foot of space around the bed for the standard king room. If there are two suitcases or more involved, you are bound to have a trip sometime during your stay. Room size aside, this is really a nice little hotel! The amenities impressed me like the cute slippers, great self serve coffee and tea station, and night treats they leave, and a comfy bed and pillows so a good experience there. The breakfast in the restaurant downstairs is great. The rooms are also very clean and well maintained, and even if the room is tight, at least the bathroom felt spacious and roomy. I would say this si a great hotel for single business travelers IF you don’t intend to do a lot of work in the room (no desk). Overall, I would return but only if the circumstances are right.