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Relax in an expansive 807 sq. ft. Executive Suite at New York Marriott Marquis with sweeping city views that put Midtown Manhattan at your window. This one‑bedroom retreat balances space and skyline scenery, offering an open living area ideal for work or unwinding while you watch the city pulse below.
The suite sleeps up to 4 guests and is furnished with 1 King Bed in the bedroom and 1 Double Sofa Bed in the living area, arranged for privacy and comfort. The private bathroom includes a shower/bathtub combination, bathrobes, slippers, free toiletries (toothbrush and toothpaste are not provided), a hair dryer and towels changed on request. Accessibility features are provided where required, including a height‑adjustable showerhead, lever door handles, low‑height electrical outlets in the bathroom and visual fire alarm coverage.
Entertainment and convenience are built in: a 42‑inch smart TV with premium channels, Netflix and pay movies, a coffee/tea maker and room service make relaxing easy. Bed sheets and towels are changed on request and turndown service is available. The rate for this category includes access to the M Club Lounge for a quieter place to start the day. In‑room WiFi is available for a surcharge; details and any additional fees are confirmed at booking. This suite provides a spacious, well‑appointed base for families or small groups seeking a Times Square address and elevated in‑room comforts.






























The suite has a city view that puts Midtown Manhattan at your window. The hotel is a 50-story tower at 1535 Broadway, directly on Times Square in the Theater District, so the outlook is an urban skyline rather than a garden or water view.
The suite is a one-bedroom layout with 1 King Bed in the bedroom and 1 Double Sofa Bed in the living area, sleeping up to 4 guests. The split keeps the sleeping areas separate, which suits two adults with two children or two couples travelling together.
At 807 sq. ft. it has a bedroom plus an open living area, which gives you room to work, relax or spread out during a longer stay in Times Square.
This category comes with M Club Lounge access, which serves an elaborate breakfast buffet, coffee and light fare. In the suite you also get a 42-inch smart TV with Netflix, premium channels and pay movies, a coffee/tea maker, room service and turndown service. The hotel also charges a mandatory daily Destination Fee, which includes a $40 food-and-beverage credit (redeemable by room charge) and enhanced high-speed internet.
Yes. The hotel is family-friendly, children of all ages are welcome and a free crib is available. Children 12 and over are charged as adults, and breakfast-included rates cover up to 2 adults and 2 children aged 12 and under per room. The double sofa bed and separate bedroom give a family of four a bit of privacy.
There are four on-site restaurants and lounges. The View is New York City's only revolving rooftop restaurant, with a lounge on the 48th floor and a supper-club dining room on the 47th. Revel & Rye on the 8th floor serves a New York-inspired American menu daily from breakfast through late night. Broadway Lounge, also on the 8th floor, offers cocktails and wood-fired pizzas with Times Square views.
The hotel has no pool or on-site spa. It does have the Marquis Fitness Center, a 4,000 sq ft space on the 23rd floor that is open 24/7 with your key card and complimentary for guests. It has Peloton bikes, 14 treadmills and a strength zone. The changing rooms have lockers but no showers.
The hotel sits between West 45th and 46th Streets, steps from Times Square and surrounded by Broadway theaters. The nearest subway station (49 St) is about a 3-minute walk and Times Sq-42 St about 5 minutes. Rockefeller Center and Bryant Park are within walking distance, and Central Park is roughly a 15-minute walk. For a beach day, Coney Island is about 45–60 minutes away by subway. The hotel has no airport shuttle of its own, but alternative airport transportation is available on request.
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