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

"Originally I had wanted to cancel my reservation but in glad I didn’t. Beautiful room, nice view. Although it’s a high traffic area, it’s was really quiet. Rooms were very clean. I look forward to staying there again. Also staff was so nice ! In all areas everyone you encountered was so welcoming and nice. "

"We had a good experience here for our 4 days in NYC"

"It was very clean and rooms were comfortable. "

"Great location in walking distance to Times Square and there’s a subway at the hotel. Great rooms and central to most attractions in Manhattan. Next door to the Summit and Chrysler Buildings. "

"For travelers going by AMTRAK, this hotel cannot be beaten for value. No, it's not the Waldorf-Astoria (way over-rated), but it is clean, comfortable, and quiet. Be prepared, however, for a mild surprise at check-in: a $45 "Resort Fee is added to your bill! My wife asked "Where is the beach?" (Ha-Ha)."

"Excellent service"

"The hotel greatly exceeded my expectations, and offered great value (roughly $150/night) for a four-day stay near Broadway. The huge reception area/bar was a great place to hang out and meet visitors. The security was tight with cameras and restricted elevator access by keycard. The room was a little small, but was generously furnished. I heard no noise from other rooms. And the cleaning staff, maybe with a Chinese cleaning contractor (all spoke Chinese with limited English), was very efficient, proactive, and courteous. They extended my checkout by nearly an hour. I hope to stay at Paramount again."

"Good location"

"Everything clicked during my stay! The room was clean and spacious. Looked brand new; comfortable bed. My husband loved the location [Starbucks and other casual places nearby}. Felt very safe. Great staff. Minor downside: The bathroom was awkwardly positioned and might have been a former closet. Also, not a fan of having to call to get ice brought to room. "