Hey guys!

We should all assume LE reads this board.

suggestions through PM are fine but mentioning areas hasn't ever affected me or any providers that I know of lol

It's when we talk about specific hotels publicly is where the issue becomes more troublesome. That said, to answer your question, Midtown is far and away the most popular area for touring providers. It's convenient for taxis/uber, trains, the Theater District and is the hub for tourists.  
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Roughly speaking, it goes from about 34th street, at its southern tip, to its northern boundary at Central Park, which starts at 59th street. The Times Square area will give you a wide range of hotel choice, and price point, which is approximately in the 40th to 50th street area, between 6th and 8th Avenues. Times Square itself sits at the interestion of Broadway and 7th ave, at 42nd St.  
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Good luck on your tour!

Anyone/besides me read the reviews/

For visitors (and even a lot of locals), here is a Manhattan Neighborhood Map. In Manhattan, you can give someone an approximate location just by using cross streets. "I'm near 33rd Street and 3rd Avenue." (Also known as "toidy-toid and toid" in the local dialect.) There are usually 20-50 hotels with a few minutes walk of a major intersection, so "33rd x 3rd" is non-specific.

I was referring to the part of your request relating to the names of specific hotels. That comment stands.

And just can't fiuger out what are the best areas to stay in and I'm sure most hotel's are keycard!
But I'm thinking more Midtown?  I never think it's good to post hotel info as well( names).
But if anyone has some info please send me PM on TER I do like large chain hotels.

Seriously!!! What a diaster

Midtown, east-side.