The New Yorker Hotel, New York

The New Yorker - A historic Art Deco hotel with renovated rooms, a 39th-floor Sky Lounge, and proximity to Midtown landmarks

The New Yorker, a 4-star hotel with a 7.7/10 Booking.com rating, features newly renovated rooms with two Double Simmons Beauty Rest beds, flat-screen TVs with free HBO, workspaces, and True Blue Spa toiletries. Spacious suites include separate living rooms with sleeper sofas and Queen beds. The 39th-floor Sky Lounge offers sweeping views of the Empire State Building and the Statue of Liberty. Dining options include Trattoria Bianca, serving Italian dishes like Chianti-braised short rib, and a 24-hour Tick Tock Diner with American comfort food. The hotel is located in Midtown Manhattan, a 5-minute walk from Penn Station and 1 mile from Grand Central Terminal. Business amenities include meeting spaces for up to 35 guests and a well-equipped fitness center. The New Yorker’s Art Deco-inspired accommodations provide a retreat near the Jacob Javits Center and Madison Square Garden.

Pros

The 39th-floor Sky Lounge provides panoramic views of iconic New York landmarks.

Renovated rooms feature Simmons Beauty Rest beds and True Blue Spa toiletries.

The hotel’s Midtown location is within walking distance of Penn Station and the Jacob Javits Center.

Multiple dining options include an Italian restaurant and a 24-hour diner.

Cons

Some rooms may face busy Midtown streets, leading to potential noise.

The hotel does not have an on-site spa.