The New Yorker Hotel
From the hotel:
The New Yorker Hotels 910 rooms are set across from Madison Square Garden and Penn Station. Down the street is the Empire State Building and Macys. And it's five minutes to the Theater District. Our multi-lingual staff provides warm, caring service to travelers from across the world.
Artfully designed, freshly renovated rooms with that extra touch of sophistication, style, and special amenities, are coming on line weekly. The New Yorker has a 24 hour restaurant the Tic Toc Diner in the classic NY diner style, and the soon to be opened Coopers Tavern serving an amazing mix of regional cuisines.
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Hotel Coverage: The New Yorker Hotel
Wondering What To Wear For NY Fashion Week? First, Take Care of Your Pooch
NY Fashion Week is fast approaching. And you know what that means. Private parties, lobbies littered with models, and The James' signature NYFW meal. And those are just for the humans. Fashion-forward dogs, on the other hand, will be strutting their stuff at the New Yorker. On February 10, specifically,...
January 26, 2012
Can Art Deco Save This Bathroom?
At HotelChatter, we like to keep tabs on all aspects of a hotel—from lobby bars to room service to the view outside your window—and we certainly don't skimp on bathrooms. Every Tuesday, we will offer you snapshots into various hotel bathrooms, both public and private. If you see something you...
July 26, 2011
5 Hotel Brunches To Wake Up For This Weekend in NYC
Brunchtime. It's truly the best time. It's also the best way to experience a hotel without actually have to fork over the money for a room at the hotel. So in a city where weekend brunch is a religion for some, we thought we'd round up 5 Great Hotel Brunch...
October 29, 2010
10 New York Hotels With Empire State Building Views
Last week we heard all about the new skyscraper to rise about the Hotel Pennsylvania and how it would block people's views of the Empire State Building. Our first reaction to this whining was: Woe is me to those who can afford to live in a building that offered them...
September 02, 2010
If the Hotel Penn Goes, Where Will the Doggies Sleep?
Here we go again: the owners of the Hotel Pennsylvania have the wrecking ball poised and ready to fly. Yes, we’ve heard this song before (you can catch up here and here), but the folks at Curbed wonder if this time they might actually mean it, since the proposed office...
February 11, 2010
The New Yorker Hotel Has Construction, Moonies, Students and More
A Fordham University senior is suing the New Yorker Hotel after the room she was placed in as substitute dorm room she claims was infested with bed bugs.Michelle Hopkins filed a suit yesterday after the insects allegedly feasted on her in the Manhattan hotel that doubled as her dorm. "I...
September 21, 2007
Partner Reviews: The New Yorker Hotel
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The Tesla plaque is on the door of room 3327. -
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Close to pretty much anything you need, but the rooms are small as hell -
Take a bath. You won't be able mix the right temperature from the shower -
It's a great hotel. The funny part is trying to get in through the front door air lock system. I swear that area has it's own weather system and a gale-force wind is blowing! -
Testmasters has their LSAT classes here -
Heading to #Socialize here...super convenient. 'bout time someone clued into the fact that it's easier to have a conference near some form of mass transit (hello javits?); btw, former commuter tip: ne -
If you need anything ask concierge. The guys at reception are nice but don't do anything more than their jobs require -
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Don't valet your car. Unless you want to spend an extra hour In the lobby waiting for them to locate it. -
our room was on the top 40th floor on the corner, great view of town & the waterfront -
Really well placed in NYC. But the walls are so thin... -
Showers can be annoying, from warm to cold and extremely hot in seconds -
Looking for a second income without a second job? We can help. Serious inquiries only. Call us 347.772.8602. -
If visiting, pay the extra dollar at the concierge for the Empire State building. It's worth skipping a few lines. -
Shot scenes for the movie "Day Zero" here and drove by repeatedly in an ambulance for them... suite they had at the top was really nice, glad i got to go -
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It's where the Social Ad Summit takes place with an amazing roster of social talent. -
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The EHS student housing is pretty legit. -
Dress for all seasons if you are here for a conference. The temperature control in the ballrooms is awful. -
I lived here for four month and it is awesome!
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Ask, beg, grovel for room 3810: it will change your life. Formal dining room, balcony bigger than most homes, with a view of all the city. -
You can't use the bathroom here after you get off the Bolt Bus. Total let down. Swanky hotel lobby though. #thenewyorker -
The worst of four hotels I've tried in NYC. Staff's not friendly and they charge for everything (like storing your bags even though you're a guest). Try Affinia instead. Two blocks away. -
Not a bad place to stay. Location is pretty hard to beat. Nice rooms, bigger than what I'm used to in NY (although that doesn't say much). Bar's good downstairs :) -
Not a bad place to stay. Location is pretty hard to beat. Nice rooms, bigger than what I'm used to in NY (although that doesn't say much). Bar's good downstairs :)
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The 'queen' size beds are more like full beds with delusions of grandeur. Lovely vintage tiles and tub in the bathroom. Large closet compared to room. The lobby harkens to a decidedly more gilded era. -
Small rooms, but you can't beat the location. -
great hotel, small rooms, but great location.
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come to the Newlife Expo. get some holistic health tips & a free massage. oh and there's some prime people watching -
Check out the crazies at the Newlife Expo! (and the fantastic holistic health vendors too!)
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