Part of the very fabric of Midtown Manhattan, this Art Deco attraction is proudly capped with the red ‘New Yorker’ sign that’s made it a landmark in the city skyline. Inside its iconic 1929 shell, this Jazz Age hotel’s held on to its heritage. Its top location, just a block from Penn Station and Madison Square Garden, means you’re well placed for attractions like Macy’s, Times Square and the Empire State Building. And it doesn’t matter what time you finish exploring, its 24-hour Tick Tock Diner will give you a taste of New York with American comfort food classics like burgers and all-day breakfasts. If you fancy something a little more upmarket, the New Yorker’s Trattoria Bianca comes with an oyster bar.
Amenities
Fitness Centre/Gym
Internet Access
Restaurant
Room Service
Valet parking
Close to City Centre
Where is it
In Midtown West, along 8th Avenue, across the street from Penn Station, Madison Square Garden, and Manhattan Centre. It’s location also puts you right near sights like Times Square, the Empire State Building, Hudson Yards, and Jacob Javits Convention Centre. Transfer time from John F. Kennedy International Airport: 40 minutes.
Hotel information
1050 compact rooms. All with Art Deco inspired décor, 32” flat-screen TV with free HBO, complimentary WiFi, hairdryer, iron and ironing board, and bathroom amenities. Refrigerators* and coffee makers* are available on request.
Standard Rooms are 100-125 sq ft and are on floor 19 or above, with a queen-size bed sleeping maximum 2 adults.
Standard Double Double Rooms are located on floor 19 or above, with 2 double beds, sleeping maximum 4 adults.
Waived resort fee: Unless stated otherwise Virgin Atlantic Holidays customers receive waived resort fee, saving $29 plus tax per room, per night.
Tick Tock Diner (open 24 hours a day Weds-Sun, and from 6:00am-10:00pm on Monday and Tuesday, serving American-style comfort food). Trattoria Bianca (Italian restaurant with oyster bar, open for lunch and dinner). Butcher and Banker (steakhouse, open for dinner and late night drinks).
Fitness centre.
Complimentary WiFi access. Room service*. Discounted self-parking rates available at 1 Penn Plaza (payable locally).
The resort fee of $29 plus tax per room, per day has been waived for all Virgin Atlantic Holidays customers.
Please note: one person must be aged 18 years and over in each room at check-in.
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Fantastic stay at the New Yorker 👍
Jan 30, 2025bluestone6UK
Had a fantastic stay at the New Yorker Hotel! The staff were great and very professional. Always willing to help, Especially the front desk and door team.
Loved the atmosphere and retro Art Deco feel of the place.
The rooms were everything we needed and the views were superb.
The associated restaurants were excellent, Tick Tock diner was a…
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Had a fantastic stay at the New Yorker Hotel! The staff were great and very professional. Always willing to help, Especially the front desk and door team.
Loved the atmosphere and retro Art Deco feel of the place.
The rooms were everything we needed and the views were superb.
The associated restaurants were excellent, Tick Tock diner was a perfect breakfast spot and the Butcher and Banker was a an experience to remember sat in the vault!
Would definitely stay again on all fronts without doubt. 👍
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A really nice overnighter
Jan 29, 2025calm_weatherWoodstown, New Jersey
I liked the exterior art deco style of the hotel and enjoyed the 1930 styles of the halls and the room we stayed in. It was only overnight and was not a suite, but the two small closets were interesting. Having two separate small bathrooms in the same room was very interesting and the bathtub and sink styles were old and interesting (the sink more…
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I liked the exterior art deco style of the hotel and enjoyed the 1930 styles of the halls and the room we stayed in. It was only overnight and was not a suite, but the two small closets were interesting. Having two separate small bathrooms in the same room was very interesting and the bathtub and sink styles were old and interesting (the sink more than the tub). Everything was very clean, the linen well done, all the accoutrements for the room were modern, plenty of light and electric outlets. The entrance to our room was down a narrow short hall off the main hall with a door at a 45 degree angle, also interesting.
The banks of elevators were all fast, not too long a wait for them to arrive. The staff was pleasant, clearly professional, and in uniform. The walk to the theater district was also not bad. Really, just about 15 minutes down the short blocks. Madison Square Garden is almost across the street. Times Square is less than 15 minutes away on foot, Empire State Building a couple blocks away, and Rockefeller Center not far either.
The best part was that it's a Wyndham property, so we can stay there for free and, after all, it's The New Yorker. We'll, almost, certainly, be back
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Never again
Jan 24, 2025471olap
This was by far the most dirty hotel I've ever stayed at and I do travel frequently. I understand the room could be old, but the amount of dust everywhere, hair on towels, etc., it was beyond. Also, the bathroom window had some issues, so the bathroom was cold all the time and after shower it was steamed for hours as there was no good ventilation.…
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This was by far the most dirty hotel I've ever stayed at and I do travel frequently. I understand the room could be old, but the amount of dust everywhere, hair on towels, etc., it was beyond. Also, the bathroom window had some issues, so the bathroom was cold all the time and after shower it was steamed for hours as there was no good ventilation. The furnitures were broken too - example desk chair. And this was a second room we were offered, after the first one had not heating and safe working. The staff was rude too (except the gentleman who checked us in) - example the staff in the lobby checking the cards before elevator - they yell at you when you forget to show the card. The check out lady after I asked for the invoice told me it's booking only and she can't help me. Now when I contacted booking they told me it must be the hotel - I contacted them multiple times and there is no reply. Basically they refused to give me invoice I need for expenses.
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Wheelchair accessible room
Jan 24, 2025Paul B
We recently stayed at the New Yorker hotel in New York, and having stayed there twice in the past were very much looking forward to it. I am a full time wheelchair user and had booked a wheelchair accessible room. We were allocated room number 3332. This room (in my opinion) should not be advertised as a wheelchair accessible room. This is…
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We recently stayed at the New Yorker hotel in New York, and having stayed there twice in the past were very much looking forward to it. I am a full time wheelchair user and had booked a wheelchair accessible room. We were allocated room number 3332. This room (in my opinion) should not be advertised as a wheelchair accessible room. This is factored mainly on the bathroom.
The height of the sink in the bathroom is approximately 36 inches high, but the problem is the actual sink basin is embedded in a marble work surface with the basin itself being approximately 6 inches further back. This means that if you are sat in a wheelchair, trying to use the sink to either wash your face or brush your teeth it is very difficult to do. Water ends up going everywhere apart from in the sink.
Also, the walk in shower is very poorly designed. There is a shower seat to sit on but it doesn't have a proper back rest so there is very little support. But the main issue with the shower is that the seat is at one end while the shower head and all the controls are on the opposite side, meaning that if you are sat on the seat you cannot access the controls. You would have to have someone else there in the shower to help you.
As I have already said, this was the third time we had stayed at the New Yorker, but sadly I won't be staying there again for fear of getting allocated the same room, nor would I feel comfortable about recommending the hotel to other wheelchair users. I must add that the hotel (apart from room 3332) is great and the staff very friendly and very helpful.
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Great
Jan 22, 2025Tamara V
Overall room very clean and nice, and hotel is in a good location. Neida was very helpful when we got there, suggesting good resteraunts and really helping with our itinerary. Definently recommend getting in touch with her if you go. Will definently be visiting again on our next trip to NYC!
Fantastic stay at the New Yorker 👍
