Save yourself the headache.
I stayed in the Lion King suite during the US Open season and I wish I didn't. From check-in, I should have known it would be a disaster. I drove my car out of state to the hotel, so naturally I needed to park it. The Lion King suite advertises complimentary parking on the website, so I thought, what a great deal! However, the valet tells me "it will be $90 per night" and when I tell him I booked a room with complimentary parking, he tells me I must be at the wrong hotel because they don't offer free parking to anyone. Sure, Jan.
I check in at the front desk and tell them about the parking fee confusion, and the receptionist assures me parking is free and the valet guys don't know what they are talking about. Ok. We are told to let the front desk know an hour before check out so that they can have my car ready. I tell them that we will be leaving at 10am the following morning so can they have my car ready around then, and they say no, I have to let them know an hour before hand, no more. Weird. But whatever, I understand things change at the last minute.
We finally get to the room, it's nice, but nothing spectacular. The couches are firm, not comfortable at all, but overall not a bad room. Spacious enough and the TV was big enough to play "Hunting Wives" - our new guilty pleasure.
The next day, ready for some tennis, my friends go downstairs at 9am to let them know we will be leaving at 10am and to please have the car ready. Come 10am, we go to check out and ask if the car is ready, only to be told by the receptionist they don't know and to go down to valet to check, as they are not notified when vehicles are ready. We go down to the valet station, and thankfully the car is ready and we go on our way to Arthur Ashe.
A few days later, when I get the bill, I see that I am charged TWICE, $90 x2 for parking. I try to reach out to the hotel to remedy this, but I get no answer each time I call. So I end up disputing it with my credit card company and getting reimbursed after almost a month. I'm thinking, thank hell this is over, right? but NOPE. I get a parking ticket in the mail from NY state, because the valet decided to park my car in a bus lane on the morning of check out. I have time stamps of when the parking violation occurred and when I checked out of the hotel, and clearly the car was not in my possession at the time of the violation. However, the only way to pay the parking violation is via a checking account, and if I were to dispute it, they want paper proof documents mailed to them! Otherwise, they threaten to send it to collections. What a scam. They know most people would rather just pay the fine than waste their time printing out documents and going to a post office to mail it - only for it likely to be lost in the mail.
TLDR: Save yourself time, money, and your credit score and do not let this hotel and NYC in general scam you.