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Hotels in New York City
There are more than 100 thousand hotel rooms in over 600 hotels in the five boroughs of the City of New York, over 80 % of these rooms are in Manhattan. With the pandemic, the hotel industry throughout the United States suffered and the hotel market in NYC, as a result of its characteristics and specific dependencies to international and business travel and the broader tourism infrastructure experienced an even greater drop in demand relative to national levels. Several industry analysts project that the New York City tourism sector and related hotel demand will not recover before 2025.
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Marriott Marquis New York in the vibrant area of Times Square, where you can find many great hotels (promotional photo).
Equinox Hotel at Hudson Yards (promotional photo).
The City of New York has had many large hotels since the 19th century, the Holt's Hotel, occupying the entire block, was one of them.
The iconic Waldorf-Astoria on Fifth Avenue was, for decades, a reference in luxury hotels in the world. It was demolished in 1929 to make room for the construction of the Empire State Building.
Arthouse Hotel New York City, Upper West Side, 2178 Broadway at W 77th Street (promotional photo).
Hotel Pennsylvania, 401 7th Avenue, located near Times Square, Macy’s, the Empire State Building, Hudson Yards, New York Penn Station, Madison Square Garden, and other iconic Midtown attractions (promotional photo).
Hotels in New York City:
• Algonquin, a landmark at 44th Street ►
• Barbizon Hotel, East 63rd Street ►
• Barbizon Plaza, Trump Parc, Central Park South ►
• Beekman, 5 Beekman Street ►
• Benjamin, East 50th St. and Lexington Avenue ►
• Carlyle, Madison Avenue at East 76th Street ►
• Dylan Hotel, East 41st Street ►
• Equinox Hotel at Hudson Yards, West Side ►
• Essex House, Central Park South ►
• Gem Hotel, Chelsea, 8th Ave. ►
• Gotham Hotel, Peninsula New York, 5th Ave. ►
• Grand Hyatt New York, former Hotel Commodore ►
• Hampshire House, Central Park South ►
• Hotel 57, Lexington Avenue ►
• Hotel Chelsea, West 23rd Street ►
• Hotel McAlpin, Herald Towers, apartments ►
• Hotel Martinique, Hilton, West 32nd Street ►
• Hotel Pennsylvania, 7th Avenue ►
• Hotel Pierre, Fifth Avenue at East 61st Street ►
• Jolly Madison Towers Hotel, Madison Avenue ►
• Knickerbocker Hotel, Broadway and 42nd Street ►
• New Yorker Hotel, Eighth Avenue ►
• Plaza Hotel, Grand Army Plaza ►
• Pod 39 Hotel, Murray Hill ►
• St. Moritz Hotel, Ritz-Carlton New York ►
• St. Regis Hotel, East 55th Street, Fifth Avenue ►
• Shelton Hotel, New York Marriott East Side ►
• Sherry-Netherland, Upper East Side Historic District ►
• Waldorf-Astoria, Park Avenue ►
• West Side YMCA, West 63rd Street ►
• W Union Square, 201 Park Avenue South ►
201 Park Avenue South
The Grand Hyatt New York (109 E 42nd St.) seen from Pershing Square, with the historic Grand Central Terminal, on the left, and the Chrysler Building in the distance (promotional photo).
Central Park and surrounding buildings in the fall. There are many hotels around this area, some with beautiful views of Central Park. In this photo we can see the Plaza Hotel, on the right, the Sherry-Netherland and The Pierre in the center (credit: Molly Flores/NYC & Company).
Hotels in New York City
