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270 W 45th St, New York, NY 10036
 1.800.252.8413
The enviable theater district location and close proximity to Madison Square Garden and Penn Station make The Milford Plaza Hotel a favorite of suburbanites staying the night in New York City after dinner and a show. The rooms are tastefully, if not creatively, appointed and the prices can't be beat. Located amidst the hustle and bustle of New York's business center, the Milford Plaza Hotel is only minutes from Times Square, high-end 5th Ave. shopping and midtown's corporate headquarters.
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Walk to Everything from this Midtown Manhattan Hotel
232 W 29th St., New York City NY 10001
1.877.211.3289
The Holiday Inn Express Madison Square Garden garners rave reviews from guests who return for this New York hotel's affordable, comfortably appointed guest rooms and friendly service. Located in the heart of New York's Chelsea neighborhood, this mid-range New York City hotel is walking distance from Times Square, Macy's and the Empire State Building, as well as a range of shops, restaurants and entertainment options. Amenities at the Holiday Inn Express Madison Square Garden include an on-site cardio fitness center, complimentary hot breakfast buffet and high-speed internet access.
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Mid-Range Hotels |
201 E 24th St., New York NY 10011
1.800.252.8413 (Europe: 00 800 1610 1690)
Thoroughly renovated in 2007, the Marcel Hotel is every bit as mod and sleek as only a New York hotel could be. Blending contemporary and retro styles, the guestrooms boast vibrant, cushy leather headboards, animal print pillows atop crisp white bedding, artsy furnishings, flat screen televisions, iHome systems and marble bathrooms. Complimentary coffee and newspapers are provided daily in the guest lounge on the 10th floor of this New York luxury hotel. The Marcel is located in the heart of Gramercy Park, surrounded by excellent restaurants and unique shops, and is only seven blocks from the Empire State Building.
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122 E 28th St., New York NY 10016
1.800.252.8413 (Europe: 00 800 1610 1690)
Boasting tastefully elegant contemporary décor, the Park South Hotel is a boutique hotel in Murray Hill only two blocks from Madison Avenue shopping. The comfortable guestrooms are warmly appointed and feature Sealy Posturpedic Beds, Cali natural bath products and cable television. Concierge services are available, and guests are treated to complimentary amenities like high-speed Internet access, continental breakfasts and daily newspapers. The Park South Hotel also features a fitness room, available laundry and dry cleaning services and meeting facilities.
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151 E Houston St., New York NY 10002
1.800.252.8413 (Europe: 00 800 1610 1690)
The plain exterior of the East Houston Hotel is shamelessly deceptive; inside lays a world of uniquely modern style on par with the most urbane of boutique hotels in New York. Alternating modern, Asian contemporary and retro influences in décor, this hotel features beautifully appointed guestrooms, suave meeting space and a rooftop patio lounge where guests can sip cocktails alfresco and take in the Manhattan views. The East Houston Hotel is only within a few blocks of Little Italy, Chinatown and destinations like the Guggenheim SoHo.
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103 Waverly Pl., New York NY 10011
1.800.252.8413 (Europe: 00 800 1610 1690)
For more than a century, the Washington Square Hotel has been a haven for bohemian wanderers and adventurous travelers seeking a more artistic environment. The guestrooms boast art-deco style, plush bedding and a selection of modern amenities. Guests in need of a little pampering can treat themselves to massage and facial services, grab a cocktail at the lobby bar or indulge in a meal at the hotel's critically acclaimed North Square Restaurant & Lounge.
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319 W 48th St., New York NY 10036
1.800.252.8413 (Europe: 00 800 1610 1690)
Located in the heart of the Theatre District, the Belvedere Hotel is a fabulous choice for guests seeking sophistication and top location. The richly elegant rooms feature European tile and marble bathrooms, personal safes and custom designed kitchenettes with microwaves and refrigerators. Since staying in the Theatre District would be silly if you didn't get to see the spot-lit stage, the concierge can acquire your hard-to-get tickets to just about everything worth seeing.
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228 W 47th St., New York NY 10036
1.800.252.8413 (Europe: 00 800 1610 1690)
The Hotel Edison is a sophisticated, art deco hotel with roots dating back to 1931. The guestrooms are appointed in the oh-so-popular shabby chic style, marrying artistic furnishings with nostalgic accents. The Edison Hotel features four restaurants of its own, including the well-known Rum House, and is one block from "Restaurant Row." Guests who aren't too familiar with NYC can take advantage of the concierge services offered by the hotel.
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226 W 52nd St., New York NY 10019
1.800.252.8413 (Europe: 00 800 1610 1690)
The Novotel boutique hotel, overlooking the northern end of Times Square, has a simple but colorful design scheme extending from the lobby to the 480 guestrooms. Located in flashy Times Square, the Americana-styled furnishings may seem a bit staid, but the value and location are hard to beat. The Novotel is also within easy walking distance to Times Square, Broadway shows, Restaurant Row and Midtown's corporate canyons.
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235 W 46th St., New York NY 10036
1.800.252.8413 (Europe: 00 800 1610 1690)
When Philippe Starck designed the Alice-in-Hipsterland styled Paramount Hotel for Ian Schrager, banality was not an option, even if size and pricing reflected the budget-conscious recession of the grunge-fueled '90s. As showcased in the shapely all-white furnishings and the giant Vermeer-repro headboards, the Paramount serves its grandeur in dense, if bite-sized, dollops, catering to the style-conscious who can't quite justify the $500 a night price tags of other trendy boutique hotels. The Paramount Hotel's ideal Times Square location also allows guests to enjoy Broadway shows and nearby fine dining, while the on-site Paramount Bar is a classic New York City hotel bar - teeming with witticisms, the cozy spot boasts a range of specialty cocktails and live music that draw locals and visitors as well as the occasional celebrity.
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—New York City hotel reviews by Jennifer Jespersen & Michael Stabile
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