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I recently stayed at the Hotel Edison Times Square for a long weekend in New York City, and it was the perfect base for exploring the Theater District. Built in 1931 with iconic Art Deco style (Thomas Edison himself flipped the switch at the opening!), the hotel blends vintage charm with modern updates. The Location (10/10): Unbeatable! Just steps from Broadway theaters, Times Square lights, subway stations, and endless restaurants. I walked everywhere – no need for cabs most days. The Room: I had a Signature King room, which felt surprisingly spacious for NYC standards. Comfortable bed, great water pressure in the shower, flat-screen TV, and plenty of outlets. It was clean, quiet (despite the central location), and recently renovated with a fresh, stylish vibe.

The shower soaked the entire bathroom so be prepared to ask for more towels. The drain doesn’t appear to have a tilt to help drain the water either.

Rooms are nice and tidy, with cleaning daily. Perfect location to visit the shows on Broadway and Times Square. Staff was incredible! We felt very safe with an abundance of security and the doorman. The restaurants on site were fantastic, with delicious offerings day and night. Best place to stay for the location!