A true find in Times Square....
I generally enjoy staying at a boutique hotel when I'm traveling outside of the country or to a beach. When I'm in New York City, I tend to stick with chain hotels as there are certain comforts that I rely on at the end of a busy day and boutique hotels do not always offer these comforts.
I was so surprised to find a unique, comfortable and affordable hotel that also offered creature comforts that are usually only found in larger, more traditional hotels! Check-in at The Night Hotel was professional and quick. There was an interesting ambience in the lobby with quiet activity and hospitality. I was offered assistance to get my bags to my room and I was pleasantly surprised at how clean, fresh and welcoming the decor appeared. 
The room design is striking (the headboard of the bed is quite a design statement), the linens and bed is very comfortable and the bathroom offers all the amenities (shampoo, conditioner, soaps, hair dryer, sewing kit). There was a closet with a safe, an umbrella and full length bathrobes. In addition, the room offered a small refrigerator and everything needed to open a bottle of wine or mix a cocktail (no plastic glasses).
Though I rarely watch television, the wall mounted television was high definition, there were movies and plenty of channels, I could borrow movies and games from the lobby (if I desired) or chose a movie to be billed to my room. There was a desk, plenty of outlets and plenty of comfortable pillows. And did I mention the Bose Wave sound system? It was so nice to come back to the room at the end of the day to quietly playing classical music, low lighting and the bathrobe waiting on the bed.
Every employee - and I mean everyone - was professional, attentive and helpful. I felt completely safe and though I stayed on the second floor, I had no issues with noise. In fact, I fell into bed each night and felt completely "cocooned"...some of the best night's of sleep I have had in a hotel.
The Night is mere steps from Times Square and smack in the middle of the theater district - a welcome proximity as as woman walking back to the hotel alone after a broadway show. There were restaurants and activities of every price point nearby and yet, when you walked into the hotel, there was a pervasive sense of calm that told you that you "were home"....at least for a little while.
The Night hotel is in a great destination spot, but the hotel itself is worthy of a visit just to enjoy being pampered a bit. The combination is unbeatable. My son goes to college in New York City and I visit frequently. From now on, The Night will be the only place that I will stay.