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The Belvedere Hotel

The Belvedere Hotel

319 W 48th St, New York 10036

3.5 out of 5.0
4.2 out of 5 (16,356 reviews)

This New York hotel is in the center of all the action, located in the cluster of Broadway theaters. The center of Times …

€139
Park Central New York

Park Central New York

870 7th Ave, New York 10019

4.0 out of 5.0
3.9 out of 5 (4,761 reviews)

This Midtown New York hotel, renovated October, 2013, offers a desirable location diagonally across from Carnegie Hall, 1 …

€152
The Roosevelt Hotel, New York City

The Roosevelt Hotel, New York City

45 E 45th Street, New York 10017

4.0 out of 5.0
3.7 out of 5 (19,297 reviews)

Located at the corner of East 45th Street and Madison Avenue, the Roosevelt Hotel, New York City, provides ready access to …

€97
Pod 39

Pod 39

145 East 39th Street, New York 10016

3.0 out of 5.0
4.2 out of 5 (8,815 reviews)

Grand Central Station is a 6-minute walk from Pod 39, and guests can reach the shops of Bryant Park in 12 minutes. Times …

€99
Hotel Mela Times Square

Hotel Mela Times Square

120 W 44th St, New York 10036

4.0 out of 5.0
4.1 out of 5 (4,163 reviews)

The fun and excitement of Times Square, "The Crossroads of the World," is a half-block from this Midtown hotel; dozens of …

€111
YOTEL New York at Times Square

YOTEL New York at Times Square

570 Tenth Avenue, New York 10036

4.0 out of 5.0
4.3 out of 5 (8,510 reviews)

This Manhattan hotel is in the Midtown West neighborhood, 0.8 mile from Times Square and within one-half mile of the New …

€124
Salisbury Hotel

Salisbury Hotel

123 W 57th St, New York 10019

3.0 out of 5.0
4.1 out of 5 (15,171 reviews)

The budget-friendly Salisbury Hotel hotel offers a prime Midtown location just 2 blocks from Central Park and within walkin …

€117
Stewart Hotel

Stewart Hotel

371 7th Ave, New York 10001

4.0 out of 5.0
4 out of 5 (7,243 reviews)

Stewart Hotel is located in the city's bustling Midtown. Madison Square Garden and Penn Station are across the street, and …

€104
DoubleTree Suites by Hilton New York City - Times Square

DoubleTree Suites by Hilton New York City - Times Square

1568 Broadway, New York 10036

4.0 out of 5.0
4.4 out of 5 (8,261 reviews)

DoubleTree Suites by Hilton Times Square is the only all-suite hotel on Broadway, in the heart of Times Square, steps from …

€192
Hudson New York, Central Park

Hudson New York, Central Park

358 W 58th St, New York 10019

4.0 out of 5.0
3.6 out of 5 (7,152 reviews)

Designed by Philippe Starck, the trendsetting Hudson, A Morgans Original is within a block of the Time Warner Center's shop …

€129

 

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Recent Reviews in New York

Good value for money

4 out of 5

This hotel is reasonably priced and in a good location. The room was quite basic but very clean with good maid service. A negative is that there is no free WiFi area and at 16 dollars for daily use j feel is quite expensive!! Plus tea and coffee facilities in the room would bd wekcomed!! Drinks and food was similar prices to other bars that we visited but we found new york on the whole to be more expensive than our last visit 5years ago. Did to the reasonable price i would recommend hotel Roosevelt

A verified traveller from bolton england stayed at The Roosevelt Hotel, New York City


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Needs renovation.

3 out of 5

In the center of NYC - Manhattan. View for other buildings when room not facing the street.

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Pocket Guide: New York

Hotels in New York

New York emits an energy that few cities can match. It's hard to say whether this electricity comes from the fast pace, the tall buildings, or the big ambitions of the eight million (and counting) inhabitants who crowd this dense metropolis. Whatever it is, the city's buzz is undeniable.

New Yorkers call their home simply 'the city', and this implication that New York is really the only city might strike people from elsewhere as arrogant. Spend a few days in the thrilling rush, however, and you might understand the sentiment. Larger than life, open 24 hours - this is truly the city that never sleeps.

Sensory Stimulation

It's natural to feel a little overwhelmed on a first visit to New York. The city can overload the senses: the smell of sizzling gyros from Midtown street vendors' carts, the sound of a subway musician's saxophone during the crush of a rush-hour commute, and the neon lights of Times Square flashing at all times of day and night.

This stimulation from all sides is what makes New York so dynamic. You'll soon realize it's the sheer sense of possibility that has everyone jumping. You can do anything here, whether it's catching a long-running show like Phantom of the Opera on Broadway or crashing a loft party in the newest alternative art space. Shop 'til you drop in SoHo like the Sex and the City cast or hobnob with the literati at West Village wine bars.

You can even enjoy some nature, and not only in Central Park. The East Village has many community gardens and Brooklyn's Prospect Park is a real delight. Head north to the Bronx Botanical Gardens or to Washington Heights' Fort Tryon Park, which towers over the Hudson River with views of the Palisades - you won't believe you're still in the city.

The Whole World is Here

To get your bearings in such a large city, it's a good idea to start with an overview. A hop-on, hop-off bus tour will help you learn the lay of the land. Or, for a different vantage point, try a helicopter ride over the five boroughs or sail by Manhattan's monuments on an elegant dinner cruise. Sure, it's a bit extravagant and certainly bold, but hey, that's New York.

Really, though, New York is a series of neighbourhoods-it's not all that intimidating. From Little Italy to Chinatown, the Lower East Side to Chelsea, New York houses several communities, each with their own distinct flavour. Despite this, there are no artificial boundaries-the daily mix of millions of different people is what makes the city's story so great. Perhaps that's why New Yorkers think they live in the centre of the world-it seems the whole world is here.