Rye hotel guide. La Quinta Inn & Suites hotel in Rye, New York

This our 4th stay in this hotel, it ticks all the boxes for us, spacious rooms, central location, it has it all

Very large room, with a microwave, fridge and coffee making. Shame there was no tea. Unfortunately, the pool was closed for the winter when I got there in early September, despite temperatures being in the high 20s C. The "boutique fee" on my bill was a surprise $15/day to cover the, coffee machine, microwave, etc. It's a ploy to get more money out of you without paying the tax.

A good hotel for a game of 5. Comfy, quiet rooms, with a good hot breakfast and free parking. It's right in a shopping area with a bus right outside and the train a 20 minute walk that takes you into Grand Central station in 30 minutes. For a having of 5 it was $21 each way. You can park at the station for a fee of around $15 but we just walked. Would stay again

Overall good experience

Good location

Lovely hotel good food and friendly staff

It was very good

I stayed here for 13 nights, The staff was absolutely wonderful, so kind and accommodating can’t fault it, breakfast was always hot and great, perfectly located near to amenities, it’s only 5 minutes walking to a nearest subway, 20 minutes ride to manhattan, Halal food available on a walking distance, Neighbourhood and the area around seemed fined in my opinion, walked around and did not felt unsafe, I would say one of the best cheap hotel in Bronx, recommended 👍

The staff were all lovely and the room was so tidy. Perfect breakfast

Great room, helpful staff

Great for overnight stop

A really good experience, the room was great, bed SUPER comfy and the breakfast facilities were great. Staff were VERY helpful too.

I had a great stay here; the staff were helpful, the room was clean, the breakfasts were ample. I have no complaints - just some advice for anyone who, like myself, wants to get to and from New York and prefers walking or public transportation over taxis. To reach the hotel, you need the 163 service from the Port Authority Terminal to Ridgewood (NOT the Paramus Arcola one); get off at Century Road (just after Alpine Drive), and either walk down Century Road or through the George Washington...