Aloft Harlem
The first new hotel in Harlem in decades, on 124th Street.
Manhattan · 3 hotels
Harlem is where Manhattan stops being a grid of offices and starts being a set of neighborhoods people actually live in. The brownstone blocks off Lenox and Adam Clayton Powell are some of the handsomest residential streets in the city, and the stretch of 125th Street is still the commercial and cultural spine it has been for a century. Hotels here are mostly small, independent, and considerably cheaper than anything below 96th Street, and the express trains put you in Midtown in about fifteen minutes.
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The first new hotel in Harlem in decades, on 124th Street.
A small budget hotel in central Harlem.
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Harlem is where Manhattan stops being a grid of offices and starts being a set of neighborhoods people actually live in. The brownstone blocks off Lenox and Adam Clayton Powell are some of the handsomest residential streets in the city… Transit here: 2/3 at 125th Street; A/B/C/D at 125th Street; 4/5/6 at 125th Street; Metro-North at Harlem–125th Street.
Across the 3 hotels we track here, nightly rates start at about $150 for Apollo Hotel and rise to $200 at the top end, before New York's roughly 14.75% room tax and nightly occupancy fee.
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