1 Hotel Central Park
Reclaimed wood, living walls and hemp mattresses, a block from Central Park.
Manhattan · 35 hotels
West of Sixth Avenue the city gets louder. Broadway houses, jazz rooms, and the southern lip of Central Park all sit within a few blocks, and almost every subway line in the system passes underneath at some point.
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West of Sixth Avenue the city gets louder. Broadway houses, jazz rooms, and the southern lip of Central Park all sit within a few blocks, and almost every subway line in the system passes underneath at some point. Transit here: 57 St–7 Av (N, Q, R, W); 5 Av/53 St (E, M); 50 St (1, C, E); 7 Av (B, D, E).
Across the 35 hotels we track here, nightly rates start at about $200 for The Manhattan at Times Square Hotel and rise to $2500 at the top end, before New York's roughly 14.75% room tax and nightly occupancy fee.
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