Location
The Dylan Hotel NYC, hotel in Manhattan is situated opposite the largest railway station in the world, the Grand Central Terminal, which has more than 70 tracks and around 50 platforms accessing trains. The MoMA and the Fifth Avenue stores also form part of the neighbourhood.
Amenities
Parking Facilities
- Private parking
- Valet parking
General services
- Wi-Fi
- Multilingual staff
- Daily newspaper
General amenities
- Air conditioning
- Elevator
- Safety deposit box
Business facilities
- Business centre
- Conference facilities
Reception services
- Concierge
- Luggage storage
- Ticket counter
Transport Services
- Limousine service
Wellness facilities
- Spa
- Fitness centre
- Yoga studio
Dining
- Restaurant
- Breakfast
Sports & activities
- Bike rental
- Tennis court
Entertainment & Leisure
- Children's playground
Cleaning Services
- Laundry facilities
Conditions
About this property
Reviews
- Tripadvisor Reviews (1724)
Great place
Great place near Grand Central so getting around is not an issue. Room was very clean and decent size. The hotel hasn’t long been refurbed so everything is nice. Decent bathroom. Nice well appointed r...
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Loved it!
We loved our stay here! The hotel and rooms are beautiful and perfectly placed in the center of New York. The staff helped us tremendously and catered to our needs, thank you! We would absolutely rec...
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Absolutely love the Chemist’s Club
Absolutely love this hotel, it’s beautiful, really clean,bright and modern. The rooms are huge and spacious , extremely comfortable beds and rooms are really quiet. Rooms are stocked daily with water,...
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Wonderful 5* Experience
This is my 3rd stay at The Dylan Hotel and now The Chemists Club and I cannot fault this hotel in New York. The location and staff are wonderful, I recommend this hotel to my friends and work colleag...
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Scam Hotel: Lied About Room, Forced Two Adults Into a Full Bed
This hotel is a SCAM. STAY AWAY. On 9/13, the lady at the desk gave us a room different from what we booked (Classic King for 2) without saying anything. She assigned us a tiny single-person room wit...
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