Cast Iron Historic District hotel guide. Millennium Hotels hotel in Cast Iron Historic District, Manhattan

"A really nice hotel, and really quiet please"

"From check-in to check-out, everything was wonderful. Staff was great, room was very nice, clean and comfortable. Subway station is located at the end of the block (so convenient), restaurant on-site and room service available. The only downside is the parking situation - we tried the parking garage the hotel staff member suggested and it was full - proceeded to another garage in the vicinity....it was full. Those were both a few blocks away - be prepared to search for parking upon arrival and possibly walking a long distance with your luggage. Just a tip, if you are coming with vehicle. Everything was great - just the parking isn't easy."

"It was great from the fact that it allowed us to get to Danburg very quickly. It was quiet. It was clean, and all the people that worked. There were very gracious and helpful."

"It was an excellent location. We could walk anywhere or take the subway. The hotel offers free walking tours and I suggest you take advantage. I would definitely come back here to stay."

"Lots of food options nearby. Within walking distance to tourist attractions."

"The reservation receptionist, Nichole, was very welcoming, friendly and knowledgeable. The subway was literally below the hotel making it easy to get around. Time square was a short walk with plenty of shopping and dining options all around. This was great for our first stay with my preteens in NYC. Can’t wait to go back. "

"Staying in midtown is always the best, never can go wrong with Double Tree."

"Great stay!"

"Great for family , lots of space in the rooms for NY. Hotel is a bit of a walk to subway is only downside "