The Times Square EDITION

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The Times Square EDITION is a luxury lifestyle hotel in New York City, part of the EDITION Hotels brand by Marriott International, offering upscale accommodations, dining, and nightlife in Times Square.

Bethesda, MD
Owned by Marriott International

About The Times Square EDITION

The Times Square EDITION is a luxury lifestyle hotel located in the heart of Times Square in New York City. As part of the EDITION Hotels brand, created in partnership between Marriott International and hotelier Ian Schrager, the property offers upscale rooms and suites, refined dining venues, bars, and curated nightlife and entertainment experiences. The hotel focuses on contemporary design, personalized service, and a boutique feel within a large full‑service property.

A charge from “EDITION, Times Squar New York NY” on your card is typically related to a hotel stay, such as room charges, taxes and fees, dining or bar tabs charged to your room, minibar usage, valet parking, or other on‑property services. You may also see separate or additional charges for advance purchase deposits, no‑show fees, late cancellation fees, or incidentals posted after check‑out. Hotels commonly place a temporary authorization hold at check‑in to cover estimated room, tax, and incidental expenses; this hold may appear as a pending charge and later adjust to the final bill.

If you’re unsure about a charge, start by checking your email for a confirmation or folio from The Times Square EDITION or from Marriott (or the third‑party site you booked through, such as Expedia or Booking.com). Compare the dates and amounts with your stay or any restaurant/bar visit there. You can contact the hotel’s front desk or billing department directly, or reach out via the contact information listed on editionhotels.com under the Times Square property page, to request a copy of your folio or clarification of specific line items. If you still don’t recognize the transaction, contact your card issuer to dispute the charge and ask whether any additional details (date, time, authorization data) are available to help identify it.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why did The Times Square EDITION place a larger amount on my card than my nightly room rate?

Hotels typically place a temporary authorization hold at check‑in that includes the expected total for room and tax plus an additional amount for incidentals like dining, minibar, or room service. At The Times Square EDITION this hold can exceed the nightly room rate by several hundred dollars, and the unused portion is released after check‑out, though it may take several business days to reflect on your account.

Why do I see multiple charges from The Times Square EDITION for the same stay?

You may see a pending authorization hold, the final settled charge for the stay, and separate settled charges for on‑property restaurants or bars if you paid those directly rather than charging to your room. In some cases, the initial authorization remains visible for a few days after the final bill posts, but the duplicate pending amount should drop off automatically.

How can I get a detailed receipt (folio) for my stay at The Times Square EDITION?

You can obtain your folio by logging into your Marriott Bonvoy account (if the stay was attached to your profile) and viewing past stays, or by contacting the hotel’s front desk or accounting office directly via the phone or email listed on the Times Square property page at editionhotels.com. Ask specifically for an itemized folio that shows nightly rates, taxes, fees, and incidentals.

I was charged a no‑show or cancellation fee by The Times Square EDITION—how do I verify it?

Check your original confirmation email for the cancellation policy, including the cutoff time and any penalties. If you believe you cancelled within the allowed window or never made the booking, contact the hotel directly with your confirmation number and dates and request a review of the charge; they can confirm the cancellation timestamp and whether the fee was applied correctly.

Can I dispute minibar or in‑room dining charges from The Times Square EDITION?

Yes. If you believe minibar, in‑room dining, or other incidental charges are incorrect, contact the hotel as soon as you notice the discrepancy—ideally within a few days of check‑out. Provide your name, stay dates, and room number, and request that they verify the charges against their internal records; they can adjust the bill and issue a partial refund if an error is found.

How do I resolve a charge from The Times Square EDITION if I booked through a third‑party site?

If you prepaid through an online travel agency (such as Expedia, Booking.com, or similar), your card may show charges from both the agency and The Times Square EDITION. The hotel normally only charges for incidentals or additional nights. First review your third‑party confirmation, then contact the booking site for room‑rate or package disputes and the hotel directly for incidental or damage‑related questions.

Why was I charged after I checked out of The Times Square EDITION?

Post‑check‑out charges often relate to late‑reported items such as minibar consumption, restaurant or bar tabs that were batched later, parking, or adjustments to taxes and fees. Contact the hotel’s billing department with your stay details to request an explanation and, if appropriate, a correction or refund.

How can I contact The Times Square EDITION about a fraudulent or unrecognized charge?

Use the contact details listed on the Times Square property page at editionhotels.com—typically a main phone line and a general email address—and ask for the accounting or billing office. Provide the exact transaction date, amount, and the name on the card so they can search their system. If they cannot locate a matching transaction, notify your card issuer immediately to report potential fraud and initiate a dispute.

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