Dream Hotel New York

Dream Hotel New York is a delightfully decadent escape from the usual. The Dream Hotel was opened by socialite hotelier Vikram Chatwal in 2004.

Dream Hotel New York is a five-star destination right in the heart of Manhattan. It is between Central Park and Times Square. This luxurious hotel boasts its state-of-the-art amenities and unrivaled accommodations – not to mention their outstanding services.

This Mid town New York hotel occupies an 1895 building which is one block from Carnegie Hall, two blocks from the Fifth Avenue, and four blocks from Central Park and the Time Warner Center. Dream Hotel is also near the Theater District and Radio City Music Hall.

Dream Hotel New York has a total of 220 rooms, 20 of which are suites on the 13 floors. The airy lobby of the hotel offers a 24-reception, a hotel safe, a cloakroom, and elevators. You can also enjoy the roof bar, the lobby lounge, the terrace, and the Serafina Restaurant. Conference facilities are also available, with high-speed Internet access. Laundry and room services are always ready for your needs. No need to worry on finding a place to park your car. Dream Hotel New York has its own hotel garage.

Dream Hotel New York’s guest rooms are equipped with dual-line phones with voice mail and data port, a desk and workspace, a plasma cable TV, an in-room safe, iron and ironing board, and an individual climate control. In the centre of the lobby is a glass elevator which leads guests below ground to the Chopra Center. The Chopra Center offers therapeutic spa and beauty services. Dream Hotel New York offers spa and yoga  which are also frequented by locals.

Dream Hotel New York has a 24-hour room service, concierge services, complimentary overnight shoe-shine, and valet services, all available for your convenience.

Don’t forget to try Dream Hotel’s restaurant, Amalia. Amalia is open for brunch, lunch, and dinner. Also, the new lobby lounge, Rm.Fifty5, and the roof bar, AVA. Dream Hotel welcomes pets, with an additional nightly fee.

AVA is named after the movie star Ava Gardner. The styles of this rooftop lounge are those of an eclectic mix of 1950s retro and French Riviera styles. It sports sculpted walls, bench seats, and black and white floors. AVA includes a wood planked seasonal terrace which offers panoramic views of New York City.

Best rates at the Dream Hotel New York are at £150 (approx.).

Hotel Star Rating: 3 Stars

Sample Room Rates:

• Small Room - One Full Size Bed - £100.00 (approx.)
• Medium Room - One Queen - £110 (approx.)
• Large Room - Two Full Beds - £140 (approx.)
• Large Room - One King Bed - £110 (approx.)
• Extra Large Room - Super Queen Bed - £160 (approx.)
• Extra Extra Large Bedroom Suite - King Bed - £190 (approx.)
• Large Room - Two Full Beds - £350 (approx.)
• Large Room - One King Bed  - £500 (approx.)
• Medium Room - One Queen Bed - £500 (approx.)
• Small Room - One Full Size Bed - £500 (approx.)
• Large Room - Two Full Beds - £500 (approx.)
• Extra Large Room - Super Queen Bed - £500 (approx.)
• Extra Extra Large Bedroom Suite - King Bed - £500 (approx.)

Features and Amenities:

• Photocopying Services
• Overnight FedEx Services
• Conference Rooms
• Business Centre Fax Services

Hotel Features:

• Restaurant were pets are allowed
• Exercise Room
• Lounge and Bar
• Non-Smoking Floors
• Wireless Internet access
• ATM or Cash Machine

Standard Room Features:

• Daily Newspaper Delivery
• Telephones
• Data Port
• Mini bar/Honour bar
• Desk and Workspace
• Hi-Speed Internet Access
• Bathrobe
• Radio/Clock Radio
• Cable TV
• In-room safe
• Hair Dryer
• Toiletries
• Travel Kits
• Individual Climate Control
• Iron & Ironing Board
• Voice Mail Cribs Available
• 1 King Bed 2 Double Beds
• 1 Queen Bed 1 Double Bed

Services:

• Room Service
• Express Check-Out
• Spa Services
• Laundry Services
• Valet Turn-down Service
• Concierge
• Valet Parking

Dream Hotel New York Customer Reviews:

Excellent:

“Stylish and perfectly located”

Hotel review by: dadoggda
From: Munich, Germany
Date: Nov 19, 2009

Very nice hotel, modern, stylish, clean and friendly. The best is the location: from our room we could look down Broadway to Times Square. There is a small wellness area and a cool bar on the top floor with a great view!

“sleeping on a cloud!”

Hotel review by: GLCM87
From: Scotland
Date: Sep 18, 2009

On arrival, the staff at the front desk were lovely, they upgraded me to a larger room with 2 beds (room 507) which was really nice. The hotel lobby is amazing with a massive tropical fish tank as a center piece, it really looks totally different from other hotels. 

The bathroom was great too and complimentary toiletries from L'occitane were a nice touch. Unlike other reviews I have read I heard no noise at all, and had no problems with the lifts either. 

The lobby can get fairly busy with people waiting for lifts to the bar but it snit enough to bother you.
The concierge was also great, really helpful and very polite, as were all the staff.

I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone wanting to stay somewhere with some personality and not just another chain hotel!

“Most comfortable bed I've ever slept in”

Hotel review by: darlingrocket
From: Berkeley Springs WV
Date: Jul 26, 2009

I was traveling with my son and his girlfriend. We booked our room on priceline and was quite surprised at the room we got. The Dream hotel is in a perfect location. We were able to conveniently travel around the city from here. We were given a room on the 10th floor with 2 double beds. It was a large room by NY standards. The bedding was white and the softest I've ever slept in. The room was emasculate. I don't think I've ever stayed in a cleaner hotel room. 

Poor:

“Nightmare instead of a Dream”

Hotel review by: bummyflake
From: Italy
Date: Nov 20, 2009

The room was not what I would call luxury we were there for one week and were unable to unpack our clothes as the wardrobe space was made fro people less than 4ft, we were unable to even hang up our coats. I am sorry for this price I expect to be able to unpack. The room was not just minimalist but bare, have been in better travel lodges! No offense to Travel Lodge but at this price we could have stayed at the London. We arrived on Halloween and there was a party going on in the bar downstairs that had spilled onto reception that was OK, it was a holiday after all. little did we know this was an omen of the noise we were to expect nightly. We had a small window with a view of a brick wall. The door of the room did not close properly and we had to put something in front of it at night, from the outside it did not look as if it was closed, it had not been hung properly and did not make us feel as though we or our valuables were safe. We didn't let it spoil our trip but would never recommend this hotel.

“poor value for money”

Hotel review by: gurly14
From: London
Date: Nov 7, 2009

I couldn't sleep at night because there was so much noise coming from airconditioner, the street outside, and the paper thin walls. I woke up on both nights from hearing other guests' fighting in the middle of the night. Says something about the type of people that stay there too.
The final blow was check-out time, when they charged me £130 extra on top of my bill for less than 15 min of phone calls i had made to friends in NYC! Apparently they add a £6 connection fee, WHICH IS NOT WRITTEN ANYWHERE. My talk time was only 15 min total: 2 short conversations and then some voicemail messages i left.
This is not how to treat customers.