Best rooms at New York Marriott Marquis, ranked
Best overall: Premier Room, with Sofa bed, Corner for the combination of Times Square corner views and a separate seating/sleeping arrangement. Best view-focused pick: Room, 1 King Bed (Times Square View Room). Best for families: Family Room, Multiple Beds.
In this guide
- 1) Best overall — Premier Room, with Sofa bed, Corner
- 2) Best for skyline views — Room, 1 King Bed (Times Square View Room)
- 3) Best for families — Family Room, Multiple Beds
- 4) Best value — Deluxe Room
- 5) Best for Marriott Bonvoy elites — Executive Suite, with Sofa bed (M Club Lounge Access)
- 6) Accessible options — Room (Mobility/Hearing Access, Roll-in Shwr) and Times Square View Room (Mobility/, Tub)
1) Best overall — Premier Room, with Sofa bed, Corner
Why it tops the list: the Premier Room, with Sofa bed, Corner pairs a king bed with a double sofa bed and a corner layout, giving stronger sightlines toward Times Square and more living space than a standard room.
When to choose it: pick this room if you want a clear Times Square perspective plus a sofa bed for an extra adult or child without moving up to a suite.
- Bed configuration: 1 King Bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed
- Corner location gives larger windows and better city views
- Good balance of space and cost compared with suites
| Feature | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Corner windows | Wider skyline view toward Times Square |
| Sofa bed | Extra sleeping space without booking a suite |
| King bed | Standard primary-sleeper comfort |
2) Best for skyline views — Room, 1 King Bed (Times Square View Room)
If your priority is a dramatic Times Square or Midtown skyline window, the Room, 1 King Bed (Times Square View Room) is the clearest choice. These rooms place the bed and seating to face the window so you wake up to city views.
The hotel lists multiple Times Square view room types; this one gives the single-king layout many travelers prefer for comfort and sightlines.
- Bed configuration: 1 King Bed
- Designed to emphasize the window/view
- Good for couples or solo travelers focused on scenery
| Good for | Why |
|---|---|
| Romantic stays | King bed + skyline window |
| Solo travelers | Compact layout with strong views |
| Photographers | Straightforward window framing for shots |
3) Best for families — Family Room, Multiple Beds
Family Room, Multiple Beds includes multiple beds (2 Double Beds, 1 King Bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed) so it can sleep a group without booking connecting rooms. That makes it easier to keep everyone together in one booking.
These rooms work well for families with children of varying ages because the hotel explicitly welcomes children of all ages and breakfast-included rates can cover up to two children 12 and under with two adults.
- Bed configuration: 2 Double Beds, 1 King Bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed
- Keeps family in one room instead of two separate rooms
- Matches the hotel’s family-friendly policies (children welcome)
| Tip | Why it helps |
|---|---|
| Request crib if needed | Crib availability is listed on booking sites |
| Confirm breakfast-included rate | Up to two children 12 and under may be included with two adults |
| Ask about room location | Lower floors are quieter than the atrium-facing mid-levels |
4) Best value — Deluxe Room
Deluxe Room options come with 1 King Bed or 2 Double Beds and are the hotel’s mid-level choice for travelers who want a standard room with decent space and City views without the corner premium.
Choose a Deluxe Room when you want a straightforward stay near Times Square but prefer to spend less than the corner rooms or suites.
- Bed configurations: 1 King Bed or 2 Double Beds
- Available in multiple variants (some include chaise lounge or tub)
- Good for travelers focused on location over extras
| Variant | Common use |
|---|---|
| Deluxe Room (with Chaise Lounge) | Extra seating for sharing the room |
| Deluxe Room (, Tub) | Traditional bathtub option |
| Deluxe Room (Mobility/...) | Accessible features when needed |
5) Best for Marriott Bonvoy elites — Executive Suite, with Sofa bed (M Club Lounge Access)
If you value lounge access and more living space, the Executive Suite, with Sofa bed includes M Club Lounge access (when purchased or eligible), which often provides a more substantial breakfast buffet and evening bites.
The suite adds a sofa bed plus separate living/sleeping areas, making it useful for work or small meetings in-room while staying in Times Square.
- Bed configuration: 1 King Bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed
- Includes M Club Lounge access when your booking or status includes it
- Better for business travelers who want a quiet workspace
| Consideration | Note |
|---|---|
| Lounge access | Often complimentary for Platinum-tier-and-above Bonvoy members |
| Space | Separate living area useful for work or small groups |
| Cost | Higher rate than Deluxe or corner rooms |
6) Accessible options — Room (Mobility/Hearing Access, Roll-in Shwr) and Times Square View Room (Mobility/, Tub)
New York Marriott Marquis provides a range of accessible rooms, including Room (Mobility/Hearing Access, Roll-in Shwr) and Times Square View Room (Mobility/, Tub). The property advertises wheelchair-accessible rooms and accessible paths throughout public areas.
If you require roll-in showers or other mobility features, request the specific accessibility type at booking so the hotel can assign an appropriate room.
- Accessible room examples: Room (Mobility/Hearing Access, Roll-in Shwr); Times Square View Room (Mobility/, Tub)
- Hotel accessibility: stair-free path to entrance, accessible elevators, and fitness-center access
- Contact the hotel in advance to confirm exact features for your room assignment
| Accessible feature | Availability |
|---|---|
| Roll-in showers | Available in select mobility-access rooms |
| Accessible fitness-center entrance | Accessible from the public entrance |
| Accessible elevators | Provided with 42-inch door width in some public elevators |
