New York Hilton Midtown Room Tour
Hi everyone, it's Mindy from Mommy Mouse Clubhouse .com and in this video I am going to give you a quick tour of our presidential suite at the Hilton New York Midtown and talk a little bit about our stay.
Searching for a hotel room for a family of 5 in Manhattan was a bit of a challenge. My husband and I had a bad experience with a hotel before we had kids so we have been super careful about where we stay since then.
We choose the Presidential Suite at the Hilton New York Midtown that included access to the Executive Lounge, that I will also show you in this video. Now, let's get started!
Presidential Suite
Our 1-Bedroom Presidential Suite had so much space! Way more than what it looked like with the pictures online. The sitting area had a couch with a pull-out queen sized bed and a chaise lounge. There was also a large tv in this area.
There was a large dining table with enough chairs to seat 8.
The first of the two bathrooms is located near the dining area and had a vanity, toilet and shower/bathtub combination.
By the front door there was a large closet and a mini refrigerator with a high counter top and bar stools.
The bedroom was very spacious and had a king sized bed with two nightstands, a dresser, chair and ottoman, a large tv, and a walk-in closet.
There were two bathrooms in this suite, both with a shower/tub combination, a vanity, and a toilet.
Executive Lounge
Booking the Presidential Suite gave us access to the Executive Lounge at the hotel. Breakfast was served from 6:00 am - 10:00 am and included pastries, fruit, cereal, juice, scrambled eggs, toast, bagels, yogurt, and coffee.
Throughout the day, soda and coffee were available as well as freshly-baked cookies.
From 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm small appetizers like cut vegetables, cheese, and items like egg rolls and empanadas were served.
Mandatory Food & Beverage Fee/Credit
The Hilton charged a daily fee of $35 that could also be used as a food and beverage credit. I'm not really sure what the point of it was.
We used this credit every day to buy everyone a soda in the snack bar and a candy bar for the kids. Make sure to ask for the prices for the candy if it is not listed. Most of the candy listed was between $3 - $4, but my kids chose licorice one day, that didn’t have a price, and I didn't notice that it was $7 until we were back in the room and the kids had opened the package.
00:00 Introduction
00:43 Presidential Suite Tour
02:14 Executive Lounge
03:01 Food & Beverage Credit
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