The Kimberly Hotel New York City

We stayed at the Kimberly onver the Christmas holidays because our regular New York Hotel, The Beacon at 75th and Broadway, was already booked.The Kimberly is in a great place, just two blocked down from Park Avenue and the Waldorf Astoria. It's located in the best part of east midtown. It's within walking distance of Rockafeller Center, Saks Fifth Avenue, and Times Square. Central Park is just 9 blocks away.The block has alot of great hotels. The San Carlos, the Benjamin, and East 50 and are in the same block -- and all owned by the same hotel group.

The Kimberly is a great suite hotel. Homey yet elegant, the rooms are spacious and comfortable. The rooms and entire hotel were impeccably maintained. The honor bar with sodas, candy and fruit was a nice touch, and the balcony was a pleasant surprise.The staff was fabulous! They were very anxious to please. No detail was too small for them. They seemed at ease with all the customers, and they were very good with children.Parking is only $25, and it's just across the street. This is more of a businessman's hotel beacuse of the location, but families will also feel welcome here. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay, and plan to come back in February 2004 to take in a Broadway play.

My wife and I stayed at the Kimberly for 3 nights over the Labor Day Weekend. The room was more than satisfactory- well appointed, clean, and comfortable. Our only complaint was the sleeper/sofa which looked okay but was uncomfortable to sit on. The kitchenette was very nice and everything worked. The hotel didn't seem very busy and we never really had to wait for an elevator. We paid 167$ a night which, for New York, is good for a one bedroom suite that isn't a dump. Additionally, the location is excellent- a block from the subway and within walking distance of most midtown attractions and the theater district. We would stay here again, definately.

I stayed at the Kimberly with my daughter last summer -- I selected it for the convenience of having separate sleeping areas. Plus the price for the suite was very good, especially when compared to what other nice hotels charge for one (usually cramped) room. I took the bedroom, and my daughter took the fold-out sofa, and we were both comfortable.

The suite feels very roomy, and I thought the furnishings were fine.

The bathroom is smallish as others noted but it is clean and functional. I can't remember any problems. I think it is a good find, and compares well to other hotels in the $170-$180 price range, which is where I like to draw the line. I will be returning for another visit this spring, and I hope to convince my traveling companions to share a suite with me at the Kimberly.

We stayed at the Kimberly for a week this August. My husband and I shared a suite with our 2 children ages 8 & 15. Everything was great.

Spacious, clean and in a very good area; close to everything! All of the staff was very helpful. I would definetely stay there again!

We stayed here in April of 2003. There were three of us and we had a suite. The only good things I say about this hotel is the rooms are large and the staff is nice. The condition of the room we had however was very poor. Almost everything in the room was worn; there was a hole in the couch, the coffee table in the living room was broken, there were stains on the rug, the doors on TV armoire in the living room didn't stay open, the TV in the bedroom made a buzzing noise and the rooms just felt dirty. You can not sleep on the sleep sofa bed, we ended up leaving it closed and the person just sleep on the couch, it was more comfortable that way. The beds aren't really comfortable either. It also takes forever to get an elevator, there are only two. Also, you can here noise from the club downstairs. I called the hotel and specifically asked about that after reading other reviews on this site. I was told that the suites were high enough up that it would not be a problem. They were wrong. We were on the 'quiet' side and on the 15th floor, I could still here the music from the club. I would not stay there again.

I wouldn't go back. The rooms were tacky- horrible decorations and I found the staff at Olicia and some in the hotel very snobby.

Four of us stayed three nights at the Kimberly Hotel. The location is near the Waldorf-Astoria. We had two double beds, large living room with pull out sofa and full kitchen with dishwasher. We ate breakfast in every day and one dinner. The hotel has a complimentary three hour cruise with lunch that was wonderful. Our sofa bed was lumpy and if we had said something the hotel would have supplied a roll-a-way. I would highly recommend the Kimberly.

The hotel was definitely better than expected. It was more like a little apartment away from home than a hotel. If you're looking for a space and privacy, this is the hotel for you. Everyone from the doormen, the concierge, the front desk staff, and to the cleaning staff were very helpful and friendly. The only exception was the room serivce - it wasn't worth the money.

we liked the kimerly very much, the people that work there are extremely nice as are the rooms. we paid 219 for a suite with a nice size living room, small kitchen, med size bedroom and an extremely tiny bathroom. would stay again, at the price it is well worth it.. the location is fantastic the only drawback being the tiny bathroom.. otherwise a nice place to stay.

The Kimberly is a small, personal hotel with nearly all suites--quite roomy at 600+ sq. ft.!--and great rates. The neighborhood (E 50th) is convenient and loaded with choices. The staff is personal and helpful and there's a business center and free access to a nearby health club. We've stayed there twice and are grateful for this affordable, well-equipped oasis of comfort.